Integrative SpiritualityIntegrative Spirituality RSS FeedHappy Holidays from the 4,700 members of Integrative Spirituality!- December 24, 2007 May your holiday season be blessed with love, health and success. We invite you to join our members and others all over the world for the holiday celebration of World Spirituality Day On December 31st. For more information about the celebration of World Spirituality Dayhttp://www.integrativespirituality.org/postnuke/html/Article526.html The Radical Spirituality of Generation X, Part 22: Adventures of a New Age Traveler- December 17, 2007 by Mariana Caplan Excerpted from the forthcoming Adventures of a New Age Traveler (Hohm Press, 2002). There were no welcome banners at the entrance to California as I had imagined from the way Joan Baez, Joni Mitchell and Kate Wolf sing of it. The Rainbow Family didn’t throw a welcome party just because I had arrived. Instead, I spent my first weeks in Oakland, looking out between the steel bars of a dusty attic-bedroom window, wondering what the hell to do with my life. Occasionally I...http://www.integrativespirituality.org/postnuke/html/Article525.html Join the 5th Annual Integral Spirituality Day Global Celebration December 31, 2007- December 11, 2007 Each year on December 31st the World Spirituality Day celebration grows. It is now a global celebration of the delight and essence of a personal, integrative and integral spirituality. No matter where you will be on New Year's Eve day, you can become a part of this global, personal spirituality celebration or create a local World Spirituality Day event with your friends. For more about this amazing and (r)evolutionary annual celebration of trans-denominational integral and integrative...http://www.integrativespirituality.org/postnuke/html/Article524.html The Radical Spirituality of Generation X, Part 21: The Sweet Perfume of Decaying Flesh- December 10, 2007 By Vipassana Esbjörn When Life Stopped Being A Problem Moss-and-ruby hummingbirds flutter outside my window on a passing breeze. The pungent scent of blooming roses drifts through the house as afternoon flies get stuck between the screen and the window, buzzing for their lives. Shriveled giant cacti ferment on the porch, flooded by El Niño rains, while fluorescent magenta petals poke through the nearby soil. This collage of birth and death, growth and rot is a reminder of my own...http://www.integrativespirituality.org/postnuke/html/Article523.html |