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southern appalachiajackii said Mar 27, 2007, 12:28 AM: |
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editor's note: this post shows alot about me, taken from Ww's thread, northern california (if you'd like to check out how it looks in context. it's a beginning. there is one major edit to that post as i named and linked to the main shadowwork men's group that i belong to.
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Re: southern appalachiajackii said Mar 27, 2007, 1:58 AM: |
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tonight, in my men's group, i wanted to look at why in a meeting earlier this week that i froze from expressing myself. i mean, why? these men were good friends, and were just trying to help me focus on integral theory. why couldn't i remain connected in conversation?
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Re: southern appalachiajackii said Mar 27, 2007, 3:13 AM: |
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from one of my posts to http://pods.zaadz.com/yes_heaven/discussions/view/120318
and then there are the dimensions of consciousness, which are ….
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Re: southern appalachiajackii said Mar 27, 2007, 4:17 AM: |
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well, you are correct. there are infinite solutions.
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Re: southern appalachiajackii said May 2, 2007, 8:10 AM: |
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had a wonderful four-day weekend at a pagan gathering around the theme of sacred sexuality. my connections are growing with this group as this was my fourth time at an event there. i'm deepening intimacy with more and more people, and getting more comfortable with other people's nudity and previously shocking behavior. i got to discuss polyamory with polyamorists and made some interesting beginning connections. a couple of them beyond the subtle connections, with actual voiced communication. no ventures into the four intentional conversations, which shows myself that i'm comfortable being single. i would have liked to share some of the uniquely innovative ways the rituals were done to enhance the spirit of the whole community toward openness and deepening connection. i would also like to give props to the two main sources of those rituals. but i feel that the spirits prefer i just say that, i am honored to be working with this part of wildly creative forces. |
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Re: southern appalachiaWhitewave said May 3, 2007, 9:26 PM: |
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…oh… —oOo— How could they miss that? I think I tried to get my church to sing “Onward” from Tormato. Blind guides. And that was The Vineyard!! Although, knowing what I know now, I'm no longer surprised. …!… Inneresting spin on Genesis. It'd be cool to collect all the different interpretations for those first 3 chapters in a book. Even from children. Damned insightful stuff! Blessings to you. ~Ww |
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Re: southern appalachiaWhitewave said May 3, 2007, 9:03 PM: |
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This is great work! |
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Re: southern appalachiajackii said May 4, 2007, 11:32 AM: |
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the personal and transpersonal, to me, are one integrated piece. they can be focused on to appear individual, but that is an illusion. |
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Re: southern appalachiajackii said Aug 24, 2007, 11:28 PM: |
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next weekend, i'll be dancing at an event called a drum dance. i did this last year, as well. it involves a food, water and speaking fast from sundown friday until late morning sunday. it also involves dancing in a straight line forward and backward to the beat of a native american style of drumming (mostly lakota songs). we dance about six hours over that time, and rest in silence in an outdoor shelter most of the rest of the time. |
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Re: southern appalachiajackii said Nov 19, 2007, 7:28 AM: |
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yay! i've moved to asheville, nc. |
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