Bioregional Animism Worldwide

Via: http://www.earthzine.org/2009/04/06/indigenous-perspectives-in-geoss-an-interview-with-dr-gregory-cajete/

http://the_wireless_penguin.podomatic.com/entry/2009-05-17T05_19_28-07_0...

Be sure to check out this new animist blog focusing on "nature-centric philosophies and world-views found within literature, music, and art."

The 2009 Curanderismo Class, “Traditional Medicine without Borders: Curanderismo in the Southwest & Mexico,” a two week course, begins July 20-31, from 8:10 a.m. to 12:40 p.m. in Anthropology Lecture Hall Room 163.

I was reading an article on Buddhist economics by E. F. Schumacher, and saw some things that stood out as being animist. This caused me to begin thinking about how Bio-regional Animism might lend a more complete model of economics to those who are following or who are bamboozled by our current system. It also made me wonder how it might direct us out into a more sane economy.

Exploring true wealth, right livelihood, holistic economies, and what we do next.

June 17, marks the first of our regular synchronized off-line gatherings, hosted by local communities in the US and abroad. We invite you to join us Downtown Santa Fe this evening as we:

Introduce the idea of Evolver Spores and discuss how they can strengthen our community.

View and discuss Paul Stamets’ video, “6 ways mushrooms can save the world”

Via the Santa Fe New Mexican
Food gardens to take root in city parks
Organizers look for volunteers to help projects grow

By Julie Ann Grimm | The New Mexican

http://www.santafenewmexican.com/PrintStory/Food-gardens-to-take-root-in...

5/6/2009

Are you interested in growing vegetables, but lack a good place to do it?

Have you seen what they are doing in New York? http://evolver.net/event/2009/05/31/evolver_town_hall_beyond_survive_we_...

I wrote recently to little lightening bolt who began the first Bioregional Animism on tribe.net

Check out this website, great articles, great podcasts and great resources!

http://www.mythic-cartography.org/

The College of Mythic Cartography exists wherever Peers gather to tell meaningful Story about their relationship with the Land.

I am going through a process to become the regional coordinator of my local Evolver. I hadn't realized that it was a much more involved process than just starting a group on the network, what did I get myself into?

Very exciting and I look forward to all the possibilities.

I will keep you updated!

I have created A Santa Fe group to address topics particular to the area I live in. I would encourage everybody here to do like wise.

I feel that it is very useful to have regional Evolver groups at every level (State, Local and Interest) so that we can stay connected and help to support each other.

Here is a link to the New Mexico State Regional

How do we exist in our day to day reality? In what manner do we connect to our environment and all that is within it? How do we relate to our own bodies?

I invite you to give this some deep thought and to share what you find.

I have had the great privilege to attend Stephen Powell's Anthropology class and am looking forward to attending a short workshop today on his Fifth World teaching and on leadership.

Here is a link to the preface of his book . . . http://www.santafespiritadventures.com/riteofpassage/publishedworks.html