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#Courage#Interdisciplinary#Practice

Cultivate Courage: Reshare from the Soulfulness Center

By Shelley Harrell

Courage always begins as an inner movement, an inner revolution to resist, transform, or transcend. Courage may take the form of a resounding “NO” that challenges what is unhealthy, oppressive, or harmful. Courage may also be a motivating “YES” to create, to shift, to evolve.

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My Decalogue of a Decade

By Kerry Porter
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Is Occultism “the Metaphysic of Dunces?” An Occultist Confronts Modernity 

By Mitch Horowitz
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Feminism and Spiritual Citizenship

By Alka Arora
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Quest For a Three-Hour Orgasm: An Interweaving of Somatics and NeoTantra

By Tania Llambelis and Dr. Martha Eddy

Dynamic Embodiment Practitioners trained in yoga/tantra do this through touch, as well as by using sound vibration, such as the chanted bija mantra. Tantric practices can facilitate change in the chakra system when we set clear intentions and direct our energy towards releasing and/or receiving. Similarly, one can arouse the lymphatic fluid with strong or bound direct vocal choices or movements to support our boundary-setting capacity in our own defense. Bringing awareness to the lesser trochanters and the hidden six inches through touch and movement releases tension and brings attention to this center of weight and power, thus a robust healing channel for trauma survivors and health for all.

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#Ethics #Research #Spirituality

A Less Obvious Problem: Spirituality As Bypass

Existence is bondage to bodily experiences of emotion, excrement, illness, pain, and death.

By Serenity Tedesco
#Healing #Practice

The Weight of Wellness: Contemplative Performance Art as a Practice

…ways that contemplative performance art serves to interrupt the intergenerational traumas associated with genocide, colonialism, climate change, and environmental injustice.

By Devora Neumark
#Interdisciplinary #Psychedelics #Psychology

Psychedelic Citizens: Does the Inner Voyage Serve the World?

….and experimentation with psychedelics is becoming increasingly mainstream, and considered in a positive and hopeful light.

By Patricia Tillman
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