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wildgeniusonline works to activate, release, and express the inner talents and gifts of the heart and soul. A person's gift often becomes hidden by the day to day demands and responsibilities of the steady life. By cultivating an active ritual life, an immersion in myth, and a creative practice wildgeniusonline persues its mission: to call forth the many voices of the wild genius and help them survive and thrive. The wild genius, and the native human ability to work in community are sleeping giants that hold the maps which will help us survive, both personally and in the larger sense of ecological survival.
For information on indigenous approaches that are in allignment with Mythsinger, visit
www.wildgeniusonline.com
The section entitled "APPROACH" holds short 500 word essays on topics like the wild genius in each of us, participatory arts as a healing of community and nature, initiation, mythology and ritual.
And welcome to the Mythsinger Consortium!
For information on indigenous approaches that are in allignment with Mythsinger, visit
www.wildgeniusonline.com
The section entitled "APPROACH" holds short 500 word essays on topics like the wild genius in each of us, participatory arts as a healing of community and nature, initiation, mythology and ritual.
And welcome to the Mythsinger Consortium!
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A meeting place of discussion and
wild speculation for students at the Westcountry
School of Myth and Story-also open to anyone
interested in the areas of myth, ritual, and the arts.
I'm gonna try that trance dance thing!
It's funny how the memory palace thing started. I'd heard about it from a friend and thought it was neat, but I couldn't get any rooms to stick until I actually had something I wanted to put in it - then a who…
I remember reading a Jewish dream book once where I wrote down on a piece of paper to the dream maker what I wanted some guidance with. I put the paper under my pillow and I did get an answer. I have also worked with a dream by doing trance dance wh…
Dream temples, huh? That sounds interesting! I've been cultivating a "memory palace" for about 6 months now - using my imagination to keep things in different "rooms" inside my head - and I've been imagining a room to sleep in - to go to every night…
Wow Aimee! Is that ever cool the relationships you have with your dreams! Sounds really incredible how your dreams are so vivid and direct! Are you able to ask a question or for guidance around a certain area in your life and receive it as well?
I l…
I've been keeping a dream journal for about 7 years now. If my house burned down, it'd be the first material possession I'd save - filed as it is with sleepily scrawled visions, vivid colors, aching sensation and movie-worthy storylines and "camera"…
Following the dreams we dream may be a method which can recover our indigenous intelligence which affords a native communication with the Other World. Not for psychological analysis, but as sacred divinatory augury.
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Coleman Barks performs a poem by Rumi, "Love Dogs" at one of the Mythic Journeys conferences. Musical accompaniment by Eugene Friesen and Arto Tuncboyaciyan.
Rad Cool Wicked Down and UpTempo. Reminds me of a haunting performance Navaro gave in town a month ago.
Following the dreams we dream may be a method which can recover our indigenous intelligence which affords a native communication with the Other World. Not for psychological analysis, but as sacred divinatory augury.
The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver . . . written from the point of view of a mother and her 4 daughters caught in the web of missionary fervor during an assignment to the Congo c.1960 and how the jungle and the local culture break down the f…
Always wishing you well . . . and to say hello sometime soon. TC
Malidoma Some Ritual at Vancouver, BC
September 3, 2009 at 7pm to September 6, 2009 at 1pm
Dr Some is famous for his three books and many years of work translating indigenous knowledge into a modern context. He has worked with not only our own Danny Deardorff (The Mythsinger Consortium founder) but also Robert Bly, Michael Meade, and many…
Especially as the collective conciousness has begun to shift in the last few years, I too have seen a much greater interest in shamanic practices. I think it comes from several venues. We as humans, are feeling somthing is missing on all levels, esp…
Georgia,
Good points - at a small forum on shamanic work last night, it was quickly apparent that there is both a genuine curiousity about a methodology which may have some great lineage behind it and also an accurate caution about trying to learn…
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I'm aware of the confusion out there regarding the many types of healing modalities and philosophies and who could be surprised?! As the conciousness in thinking "outside the box" is pushed forward, more and more "choices" also com…
Tempo,
I couldn't agree more...I think it really boils down to "Perception" in general, regardless of what the topic is. Five people could be looking at and experiencing the same situation at the same time in the same place and ALL could very likely…
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Gald you got something out of it, i like Patrick's work, i thought after i sent you the idea that it is not really about how it works (in the sense of say something like the I Ching) but it certainly gives the whole process a lot of intellectual cache.
Cheers, Geoff.
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