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Re: Masculine spirituality book

Posted on Jun 16th, 2009 by

gelfer in Feminine and Masculine Faces of the Divine

Anyone interested can read an excerpt over here: http://www.realitysandwich.com/masculine_spiritualities_and_problem_patriarchy

Masculine spirituality book

Posted on Apr 29th, 2009 by

gelfer in Feminine and Masculine Faces of the Divine

Hi folks, I thought you might be interested in my new book, Numen, Old Men: Contemporary Masculine Spiritualities and the Problem of Patriarchy (London: Equinox Publishers, 2009): http://tinyurl.com/desl9s Since the early 1990s there have been... More »

Many faces -- slide show

Posted on Jan 12th, 2009 by

matagiri in Feminine and Masculine Faces of the Divine

Hi everyone, Since we're talking about the "faces" of the divine, it seemed very fitting to send you these two animated slide shows -- with more on the way. A bit of history -- Ma... More »

Re: Damn

Posted on Aug 31st, 2008 by

Liz in Feminine and Masculine Faces of the Divine

Oh, for heaven's sake. "Sass" was also a presenter at the conference. I feel really lame, lol! I even saw you, Sarah, and sat in on your presentation for a time. Then I got called... More »

Re: Damn

Posted on Aug 31st, 2008 by

Vanessa in Feminine and Masculine Faces of the Divine

Hi Liz, I was sorry to have missed you also!! Bummer. I'm not traveling much on the Gaia waves these days. I find the online community a little hard to feel totally connected into. Maybe... More »

Damn

Posted on Aug 21st, 2008 by

Liz in Feminine and Masculine Faces of the Divine

I went to the Integral Theory Conference (as a volunteer) and totally missed the fact that I could have met Vanessa and that we'd already had online interactions here. Granted, this pod hasn't borne much... More »

Words vs. Music as expression of Divine

Posted on Jan 3rd, 2008 by

crow woman in Feminine and Masculine Faces of the Divine

All major religions incorporated a higher, inner language of words that embodied their sacredness: Latin, Hebrew, Vedic, Quranic, Pali and so forth. While these maintained the connectedness of each to its ineffable mystery, they also... More »

Re: Guest Blog: Feminine Spirituality, by Anita Floris

Posted on Dec 23rd, 2007 by

Liz in Feminine and Masculine Faces of the Divine

Just popping in to let you know I'm rather obviously not contributing, but to also say that I have a month off from work and hope to more deeply ponder what's being discussed, and I... More »

Re: Guest Blog: Feminine Spirituality, by Anita Floris

Posted on Dec 23rd, 2007 by

Vanessa in Feminine and Masculine Faces of the Divine

Yes, I agree with your point: from a nondual perspective retaining a strict sexuate binary does seem untenable. I also think the clause you've included is essential; that is, that "at present" there is fundamental... More »

Re: Guest Blog: Feminine Spirituality, by Anita Floris

Posted on Dec 23rd, 2007 by

sass in Feminine and Masculine Faces of the Divine

Yes, I love Irigaray's work and think she is a fundamentally important and insightful feminist philosopher. But I tend to diasgree with her on her fundamental tenet of sexual difference. She, as I understand her,... More »