Category Archives: Collective Buddha

Harvesting the invisible

Posted on June 6, 2011 by

Axladitsa, 30 May 2011 (Apprenticing to the Earth gathering) – Yesterday afternoon, I was prompted to call an Open Space session on the Invisible Harvest. I had no real idea what I was thinking of, and Filiz showed up to … Continue reading →

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Women Moving the Edge 10 – The presence of Ria’s book

Posted on April 3, 2011 by

Throughout the gathering, all the women present experienced deep, visceral learning that didn’t come from a cognitive space. It wasn’t about models and theories – there were no presentations or teachings. But this women’s circle and its underlying process has … Continue reading →

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Women Moving the Edge 10 – exploring radiance

Posted on March 20, 2011 by

Almost a week has passed since the end of our most recent gathering of Women Moving the Edge. I always find it hard to articulate what happened, but each time seems more magical than the last – and this time … Continue reading →

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The evolution of knowing – Part 3: Witnessing and the soul of humanity

Posted on December 15, 2010 by

In Nature and the Human Soul, Bill Plotkin defines ‘soul’ as a thing’s ultimate place in the world. All this year I have been intuiting that there is a ‘Helen-shaped hole in the kosmos’ that I no longer fit – … Continue reading →

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The evolution of knowing – Part 1: depths and dimensions

Posted on August 28, 2010 by

Writing this entry has been an exercise in moving from the particular and personal to the very general and the sublime. Then it changed name a couple of times and finally morphed into a series. Depths and dimensions As so … Continue reading →

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Evolutionary potential in the 21st century – a mushrooming of collective Buddhas

Posted on August 12, 2010 by

This time, my story starts with a poem. Unless – by Sarah Whiteley Unless we engage our authentic selves, we cannot live the future now Unless we engage our fullness, we cannot take the leap individually and call in collectively … Continue reading →

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Harvesting essential conversations: an evolutionary perspective

Posted on December 16, 2008 by

Dedicated to the global community of practitioners of the art of hosting conversations that matter. This blog post sprang from a conversation between George Pór, Matthieu Kleinschmager and Helen Titchen Beeth in Brussels in September 2008. The conversation was prompted … Continue reading →

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Why the next Buddha will be a collective

Posted on May 14, 2007 by

I never know what I will be called to blog about next. When I woke up this morning, I could not have guessed that I would (again) be dedicating the evening to something that wasn’t on my to-do list. Yesterday … Continue reading →

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