Hello to everyone,
Bumblebee that I am, I have touched in and out of the topics on this list
since last year. Thank-you all! I also had the great pleasure of taking a
facilitation course in Nanaimo with Chris.
Open Space fills in or offers a perspective that I found missing in Process
Work with A
I am not sure exactly how but what I am about to report seems related to
this conversation thread re: sacred feminine.
At the second and third evolutionary salons, there were more men than
women. At the second salon in January, two thirds of the participants were
male. This surprised everyone f
From: Wendy Farmer-O'Neil [mailto:we...@xe.net]
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And another iteration:
How can we most simply awaken to the dance we already are?
W;-)
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From: Carol Hiltner [mailto:carol.hilt...@gmail.com]
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How can we most wonderfully be the dance? We can be whole -- both being and
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"So if Open Space is a da
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As some of my favorite books are
As some of my favorite books are being offered for reading I would like
to add another. Layne Remonds's When The Woman Were Drummers has some
interesting insights about the change in balance. According to Redmond
there was also a corresponding change in the relationship to the drum's
purpose
Dear colleagues,
I'm posting the below on behalf of Carol Hiltner (incidentally she is not the
only person having OSlist posting problems)...
Have a granular day!
raffi
www.openspaceworld.ru
The phenomenon of the preponderance of women in "process" work is because,
From: Douglas D. Germann, Sr. [mailto:76066@compuserve.com]
Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2006 10:09 PM
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Subject: The Da Vinci Connection -- Open Space and the Feminine
Harrison--
A couple of months ago a friend lent me Leonard Shlain's _The Alphabet
V
Eric you wrote:
>The evidence suggests to me that the shift to the masculine had
>happened centuries before the Christian era
The shift has been archeologically documented millennia before the Christian
era, actually. To quote a relevant passage from Merlin Stone's "When God
Was A Woman" (Harco
I'd also recommend
Mother Wove the Morning (the play on video or dvd, and the book)
http://www.clpearson.com/MWM.html
"Intellectual awareness of the repression of feminine divinity
becomes experiential in this profound and poignantly human drama. I
strongly recommend this wonderful and powerf
I read the following this morning and was struck by the synchronicity
with what Harrison had written. Is this description of Memorial Day the
common tale of origin?
May 29 Memorial Day
The customs of honouring and communicating with the dead around this
time (See Lemuria (May 9), Pentecost (Ma
From: desmond rice [mailto:desri...@hotmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2006 12:07 PM
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Subject: RE: The Da Vinci Connection -- Open Space and the Feminine
Great insight Owen.
Having been raised as a Northern Catholic, I am very familiar with the
Western suppression of
I, along with many other folks, have just finished wandering through "The Da
Vinci Code" in preparation for seeing the movie. Hardly great literature,
but definitely a good read - exactly the sort of thing one needs as a warm
up for the summer-lite reading. It is obviously marvelous fiction in term
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