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2018-11-12 18:11
https://thefourpillars.net/?p=4873
https://thefourpillars.net/?p=4873
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Channel name was changed to «@IntuitivePublicEarth • Live Collaborative Media • Intuitive Public Radio Earth • IPR •••»
2018-11-12 18:16
https://www.facebook.com/1523966007/posts/10217913801146357/
https://www.facebook.com/1523966007/posts/10217913801146357/
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Forwarded from 🔊 @IntuitiveEarth • Live Collaborative Media • Intuitive Public Radio Earth • IPR ••• (Max (Meg Morris))
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Forwarded from 🔊 @IntuitivePublicMedia • Live Collaborative Media • Intuitive Public Radio • IPR ••• (Max (Meg Morris))
2018-11-12 21:09
' Curious about #MichónCon but not sure how it works? Check it out and get your tickets! Prices are sliding scale.
"What's Included With General Admission?
With General Admission, you get access to three days of live virtual presentations, discussions, a free ebook, a raffle entry to win a signed paperback, plus the chance to win a one-on-one session with Michon Neal.
Each day will feature one of 15 presentations or workshops, ranging from relationship guidance to Black history to how to write (cuil) to inclusive sex ed and beyond. Although some of the workshops will be more interactive, and question and answer sessions will occur, there will also be an open discussion session. The discussion sessions will allow participants to mingle, share experiences, and share what they've learned.
' Curious about #MichónCon but not sure how it works? Check it out and get your tickets! Prices are sliding scale.
"What's Included With General Admission?
With General Admission, you get access to three days of live virtual presentations, discussions, a free ebook, a raffle entry to win a signed paperback, plus the chance to win a one-on-one session with Michon Neal.
Each day will feature one of 15 presentations or workshops, ranging from relationship guidance to Black history to how to write (cuil) to inclusive sex ed and beyond. Although some of the workshops will be more interactive, and question and answer sessions will occur, there will also be an open discussion session. The discussion sessions will allow participants to mingle, share experiences, and share what they've learned.
Forwarded from 🔊 @IntuitivePublicMedia • Live Collaborative Media • Intuitive Public Radio • IPR ••• (Max (Meg Morris))
What's Included In the Metanoiac Session?
The Metanoiac Session is a special breakout group for more in-depth discussion and work not available through the general presentations. It's a more intimate and relaxed setting in which to engage with the presenter.
And of course, everythnig included in General Admission applies.
But What If I Can't Go?
If you can't attend the live sessions, there's no need to fear!!! All sessions will be recorded and select questions and answers will be saved, transcribed, and emailed to all participants afterward. If you want to continue the discussion, be sure to join The Metanoiac Portal and find the Spaces that resonate with you.
What If I'm Not Interested in Any of the Topics/What If I Want a Presentation Not Listed?
Don't worry! Michon Con is meant to occur several times per year, so if you don't see your favorite presentation listed, be sure to vote before the next one!"
#disabilities #accessibilityisarequirement #fibromyalgia #chronicpain #chronicfatigue #invisibleillness #poverty #abuseculture #AroErosArrows #representationmatters #intersectionalnonmonogamy #emotionalliteracy #HowToWriteCuilFiction #cuilverse #writing #blackbooksmatter #wokekinksters #metanoiacalethiology #socialjusticebs #communitiesofcare #actuallyautistic #aromantic #polyamory #relationships #amatonormativity #asegi #asexual #Blackhistory #parenting '
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1874249752875424/permalink/1999069237060141/
The Metanoiac Session is a special breakout group for more in-depth discussion and work not available through the general presentations. It's a more intimate and relaxed setting in which to engage with the presenter.
And of course, everythnig included in General Admission applies.
But What If I Can't Go?
If you can't attend the live sessions, there's no need to fear!!! All sessions will be recorded and select questions and answers will be saved, transcribed, and emailed to all participants afterward. If you want to continue the discussion, be sure to join The Metanoiac Portal and find the Spaces that resonate with you.
What If I'm Not Interested in Any of the Topics/What If I Want a Presentation Not Listed?
Don't worry! Michon Con is meant to occur several times per year, so if you don't see your favorite presentation listed, be sure to vote before the next one!"
#disabilities #accessibilityisarequirement #fibromyalgia #chronicpain #chronicfatigue #invisibleillness #poverty #abuseculture #AroErosArrows #representationmatters #intersectionalnonmonogamy #emotionalliteracy #HowToWriteCuilFiction #cuilverse #writing #blackbooksmatter #wokekinksters #metanoiacalethiology #socialjusticebs #communitiesofcare #actuallyautistic #aromantic #polyamory #relationships #amatonormativity #asegi #asexual #Blackhistory #parenting '
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1874249752875424/permalink/1999069237060141/
Forwarded from 🔊 @IntuitivePublicMedia • Live Collaborative Media • Intuitive Public Radio • IPR ••• (Max (Meg Morris))
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Forwarded from Ask Me
Which is the largest carnivorous land animal?
Today's large carnivorous land mammals, including the record-setting polar bears—which usually weigh around half a ton but can grow to weigh nearly a ton, are threatened in part because of the energy intake-and-expenditure equation, Carbone told LiveScience.
@askmenow
Today's large carnivorous land mammals, including the record-setting polar bears—which usually weigh around half a ton but can grow to weigh nearly a ton, are threatened in part because of the energy intake-and-expenditure equation, Carbone told LiveScience.
@askmenow
Forwarded from 🔊 @SpontaneousCosmology • Bridge This Emergent Intuitive Strength • Intuitive Public Radio • Spontaneous Cosmology • IPR ••• (Max (Meg Morris))
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Forwarded from 🔊 @SpontaneousCosmology • Bridge This Emergent Intuitive Strength • Intuitive Public Radio • Spontaneous Cosmology • IPR ••• (Max (Meg Morris))
Deck: Dark Goddess Tarot
Spread: Card of the Day
Date: Mon Nov 19 23:17:58 EST 2018
Today's Card
Ten of Earth ~ Ala (Reversed)
Igbo Goddess of the Ground
Kin and kind, living and dead, all are part of one another.
Ala, also known as Ana, is the goddess of the ground for the Igbo people of Nigeria. For the Igbo, all ground is holy ground because it is all Ala. She is the totality of the earth in all its variety and appearances, from lush growth to the emptiness of fallow fields. She is there at the beginning of life, and she is there at the end. She makes the baby grow in the mother. She takes the souls of the dead into her own womb.
Wood or mud statues of Ala are painted in bright colors and are housed in temples or set in the center of the village. The goddess, the ancestors, and the earth are ever present and always acknowledged. The statues show Ala as a beautiful Igbo woman, with a long torso and long, thick neck.
The majority of her people are small farmers, in intimate relationship with the land. Their staple crop is the yam. Their fields are so fruitful they export food to neighboring peoples. The yam festival is the party of the year, celebrated with joyful dancing and colorful pageantry, and honoring Ala as earth, goddess, and harvest,. The powerful python is venerated as her messenger, and the fertile crescent moon is her symbol.
Ala is also the goddess of morality and judgment, the keeper of the customs and laws of her people, as all the people’s actions take place upon her ground. If someone breaks a taboo of the community, one has also insulted Ala and might immediately be swallowed whole by the earth. Everyone in the community has to respect the laws of Ala, because all live on her, and all suffer if Ala suffers. Creating a good and abundant life is a communal responsibility, working in harmony with what the ground gives.
When Ala appears:
If there is bad blood between you and another, this is a good time to make peace. Let the relationship be honest, neither idealized nor denied. Let your encounter be respectful and straightforward. If the other has transgressed too severely, let the relationship go. Leave the other to Ala. Do not seek vengeance, seek people who are trustworthy.
If you have had good fortune, this is a good time to celebrate it. Gather friends and family for a feast. Buy things of value for your home and gifts for your loved ones. Buy from your community. Support people whose work you admire. Include the less fortunate in your giving.
Put your hands on the bare earth. Feel the immensity opening up beneath them. Everything is there beneath you, and all around you. The past and the future, the dead and the unborn. The power to bring forth all things time and again. Feel this power swell up into own hands, and know what you can make, what you can give.
Renew this basic connection with the earth on a regular basis. With hands and feet and more. Remember where your life comes from and where your life is lived.
Presented by Dark Goddess Tarot app from The Fool's Dog.
Spread: Card of the Day
Date: Mon Nov 19 23:17:58 EST 2018
Today's Card
Ten of Earth ~ Ala (Reversed)
Igbo Goddess of the Ground
Kin and kind, living and dead, all are part of one another.
Ala, also known as Ana, is the goddess of the ground for the Igbo people of Nigeria. For the Igbo, all ground is holy ground because it is all Ala. She is the totality of the earth in all its variety and appearances, from lush growth to the emptiness of fallow fields. She is there at the beginning of life, and she is there at the end. She makes the baby grow in the mother. She takes the souls of the dead into her own womb.
Wood or mud statues of Ala are painted in bright colors and are housed in temples or set in the center of the village. The goddess, the ancestors, and the earth are ever present and always acknowledged. The statues show Ala as a beautiful Igbo woman, with a long torso and long, thick neck.
The majority of her people are small farmers, in intimate relationship with the land. Their staple crop is the yam. Their fields are so fruitful they export food to neighboring peoples. The yam festival is the party of the year, celebrated with joyful dancing and colorful pageantry, and honoring Ala as earth, goddess, and harvest,. The powerful python is venerated as her messenger, and the fertile crescent moon is her symbol.
Ala is also the goddess of morality and judgment, the keeper of the customs and laws of her people, as all the people’s actions take place upon her ground. If someone breaks a taboo of the community, one has also insulted Ala and might immediately be swallowed whole by the earth. Everyone in the community has to respect the laws of Ala, because all live on her, and all suffer if Ala suffers. Creating a good and abundant life is a communal responsibility, working in harmony with what the ground gives.
When Ala appears:
If there is bad blood between you and another, this is a good time to make peace. Let the relationship be honest, neither idealized nor denied. Let your encounter be respectful and straightforward. If the other has transgressed too severely, let the relationship go. Leave the other to Ala. Do not seek vengeance, seek people who are trustworthy.
If you have had good fortune, this is a good time to celebrate it. Gather friends and family for a feast. Buy things of value for your home and gifts for your loved ones. Buy from your community. Support people whose work you admire. Include the less fortunate in your giving.
Put your hands on the bare earth. Feel the immensity opening up beneath them. Everything is there beneath you, and all around you. The past and the future, the dead and the unborn. The power to bring forth all things time and again. Feel this power swell up into own hands, and know what you can make, what you can give.
Renew this basic connection with the earth on a regular basis. With hands and feet and more. Remember where your life comes from and where your life is lived.
Presented by Dark Goddess Tarot app from The Fool's Dog.