Shifting with Shift Series

Integrative Bohmian Dialogue

An Emerging Science of Peace
and Transformation

Monday, June 11, 2007
7:15-9:15 PM
Suggested Donation: $5
Location: East Shore Unitarian (I-90 & Richards RD)
 

We will question our assumptions as we weave into our entangled space all that we have learned in this quarter of our Shifting with Shift series. The thread that we thoughtfully follow is from IONS President James O'Dea's May 4th presentation with IONS President James O'Dea on An Emerging Science of Peace and Transformation as we integrate our learning from the recent April 9th Study of the The 2007 Shift Report on Transformation: Evidence of a World Transforming. We will engage in a collective field of inquiry using the method of Bohmian dialogue.

You are invited to join us, June 11, as we continue to reflect on on An Emerging Science of Peace and Transformation, via the process of Bohmian dialogue. We will share how to engage in the process.

The dialogue process elicits your experiences, thoughts, feelings, questions, and visions about peace as you co-create with others a "quieting space". Reflection, respect for diversity, the willingness to speak without needing feedback, to hear without giving direct response are distinctive to the dialogue process.

The nature of Bohmian dialogue. invites a willingness to express in the moment that which is a joining of heat/mind consciousness. One of our members has described this process as a "talking meditation".

Whether you are experienced or are joining us for the first time, on May 14, you are welcome to participate in a unique and enriching evening. It is not necessary to have attended the other meetings on this topic, we always review the process and you can read about it on our web.

You are invited to join us, June 11, as we continue to reflect on Towards A Science of Peace, via the process of Bohmian Dialogue.

The dialogue process elicits your experiences, thoughts, feelings, questions, and visions about peace as you co-create with others a "quieting space". Reflection, respect for diversity, the willingness to speak without needing feedback, to hear without giving direct response are distinctive to the dialogue process.

The nature of Bohmian Dialogue invites a willingness to express in the moment that which is a joining of heat/mind consciousness. One of our members has described this process as a "talking meditation".

Whether you are experienced or are joining us for the first time, on March 12, you are welcome to participate in a unique and enriching evening about Peace. It is not necessary to have attended the other meetings on this topic, although we will focus on integration.

Follow this link to learn more about the method of Bohmian Dialogue.