“a willingness to participate with others in the healing of a broken world and broken lives.”
I couldn’t agree more. Ah, Carter Heyward, yes, beautiful. Came across her work as an undergraduate, doing a lot of work in that particular field – the book of hers I had was “Touching Our Strength: The Erotic As Power and the Love of God”.
Glad you have a straight-talking therapist
Looks like it was your birthday recently – belated birthday wishes
Oh, Josie. What an interesting coincidence (whatever…)! I’m getting “called” to explore, write and communicate about, sacred sexuality. Another opportunity for input came from an unexpected source yesterday. I had no idea Carter Heyward wrote on the subject and will look this book up.
It surely can’t be a coincidence that last week I was drawn to obtain a couple of books I used when I was studying feminist theology – Womanspirit Rising, and Weaving the Visions (Carol Christ, Judith Plaskow). They’re anthologies of essays, including work by Susan Griffin who wrote a review of Cries of the Spirit on Amazon. This is tying in with so much that I’m doing / working on.
Very happy to be here! and glad it was an awesome birthday.
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“a willingness to participate with others in the healing of a broken world and broken lives.”
I couldn’t agree more. Ah, Carter Heyward, yes, beautiful. Came across her work as an undergraduate, doing a lot of work in that particular field – the book of hers I had was “Touching Our Strength: The Erotic As Power and the Love of God”.
Glad you have a straight-talking therapist
Looks like it was your birthday recently – belated birthday wishes
Hugs,
Josie
Oh, Josie. What an interesting coincidence (whatever…)! I’m getting “called” to explore, write and communicate about, sacred sexuality. Another opportunity for input came from an unexpected source yesterday. I had no idea Carter Heyward wrote on the subject and will look this book up.
As always, thank you for being here darling.
It was an awesome birthday. Thank you.
K.
It surely can’t be a coincidence that last week I was drawn to obtain a couple of books I used when I was studying feminist theology – Womanspirit Rising, and Weaving the Visions (Carol Christ, Judith Plaskow). They’re anthologies of essays, including work by Susan Griffin who wrote a review of Cries of the Spirit on Amazon. This is tying in with so much that I’m doing / working on.
Very happy to be here! and glad it was an awesome birthday.
Josie