8d • General discussion
Mother Nature?
The Great Mother, perhaps our most ancient way of perceiving the world: generative, life-giving, nurturing. Even though we have since adopted new visions of the world in which it is something to be conquered, controlled, manipulated, and used for parts, the old way is still present in our use of Mother Nature. The rediscovery of the importance of ecology has helped to bring some restraint to our wanton destruction of the very foundation of life. Reclaiming our ancient vision of a generative, life-giving, nurturing world will be necessary for our future survival.
In chapter 6 of the Daodejing (Tao Te Ching), the text uses similar language to describe the Dao (Tao): the valley spirit and the mysterious female.
Join us at Kinship Cafe this week as we explore chapter 6 of the Daodejing (Tao Te Ching), which celebrates the Great Mother.
This is an open, discussion-based gathering.
No prior knowledge needed. Just curiosity.
📍 Drop in anytime
🗣️ All perspectives welcome
☕ Thoughtful conversation, grounded in a naturalistic reading of the Daodejing (Tao Te Ching)
There are 3 ways to participate.
With your account at Kinship Cafe, you can:
- Join the live online sessions on Fridays at 7am PT. The link is in the community's Calendar section.
- Watch the past session recordings at your own time. The videos will be in the community's Classroom section.
- If you happen to live near Fallbrook, CA, you can join our in-person session on Sundays at 9am. Hilltop Spiritual Center, 331 E Elder St., Fallbrook, CA 92028
I look forward to seeing you there!
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