A dying Stage 3 Command and Control culture is in brutally dominating conflict with an idyllic, meritorious networked Stage 4 tribe. Ultimately, the Stage 4 culture, against impossible odds, combines with Nature to accomplish a Stage 5 Noble Cause project – the freedom of their tribe and the sanctity of their homes and families from the murderously oppressive Stage 3’s.

Everything in this movie is about relationship and connection. A small but interesting notice; in the ritual choreography, the tribe forms triads to hook up a network of collaborative energy. The point is made, by the Sigourney Weaver character, “Grace’, that the Sacred Tree is actually an intelligent network with more neural connections than the human brain, and that the tribe was tapped into that connection with Nature.

The tribal conversation is out there, in the world – and writer/director Cameron has done a brilliant leadership job, in this masterwork “Avatar’ project. He successfully created a stable environment for hundreds of artists and technicians to express their leadership and creativity in the service of telling of the heroic story of Core Values driving Behaviors that unfold a Noble Cause. This film is a breakthrough in technology while relating a story that is as old as people have told stories. It is also, a classic representation of the inner principles of Tribal Leadership.

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