>Perhaps the only kind of "spirituality" that is possible as a common form is
>that which everyone might derive from a sense of conviviality with other
>peoples and life forms? I.e., we can feel connected to each other and to
>life without necessarily invoking a God, Goddess, Holy Spirit, etc. The
>sense of place, place-based identity, may be the sort of common
>"spirituality" that we can all agree to without getting trapped into
>ethnoreligious conflict or ideological debate?
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conviviality IS 'life together'
while we walk on the wild side
and hell is breaking loose
there's no time or place to invoke anything
once we have saved biodiversity, liberated gyn-ecology
and unveiled the future of genetic ethics
we can all invoke for a joke
God and Goddess are indulgence
the wild one - Holy Spirit
you can try to tame her for yourself
I'm not even going to try.
If she has a mind to come to the party
it'll sure be convivial, but hold onto your hat
love, Chris.
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AUCKLAND, New Zealand.
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