RE: Geminian .....and Matriarchy

[Guest guest]

dear dharam- (sounds like a really progressive prime-time hbo show)--

thank you for your reply. sorry, i get a little curt (sp?) when i feel

somewhat "cornered". that's really interesting that you're a pisces,

'specially a double pisces, cuz i've been wondering when i was gonna interact

with my polar opposite. really quite funny that we met this way! thanx also

for the linkypoos. i'm about to check em out. ill be in touch....

 

we kool and the gang, cat.

 

yer kundasister,

lisa

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Sat Nam Lisa,

Thank you for your thorough response and the clarity. Sorry, I couldn't

tell what was going on. Many people on this list do have 2 (or more)

names and only one personality....usually. You had me wondering and a

bit frustrated. Why? Because I want to feel like I make a difference.

(my own agenda)

Can Jodie get a separate email address? They are free.

I am a double Pisces, the exact polarity of Virgo....however I was born

the year of "The Cock", so I am a bit cocky, and more importantly, "The

Cock" or "Rooster" if you prefer, corresponds to the Virgo energy, so I

can be more than a little critical of others and myself. This

perfectionism does suck, unless I can channel it into music or art.

 

The tension you describe trying to bridge Wiccan and your Christian

background is all too familiar. I don't have that particular struggle

but I see it all around me in my Sikh community. So many American Sikhs

would benefit by going to India and seeing how un-selfconscious, whole

and organic this path can be. I don't know very well of Matriarchal

cultures but did I hear something on NPR that you and others might find

interesting click to listen. The word "father" does not exist. Marriage

is really non existent. They have a "walking" marriage. You gotta check

it out. Let me know if you can't hear it.

rtsp://audio.npr.org/atc/20030427_atc_05.rm

 

"Leaving Mother Lake" (

http://discover.npr.org/rundowns/rundown.jhtml?prgId=2&prgDate=April/27/2003

<http://discover.npr.org/rundowns/rundown.jhtml?prgId=2&prgDate=April/27/2003>

)

In the Country of Daughters, at the far western edge of China, music is

a part of everyday life... but traditional marriage isn't. Lynn talks to

Yang Erche Namu and Christine Mathieu, authors of the new memoir Leaving

Mother Lake: A Girlhood at the Edge of the World. (Little Brown &

Company; ISBN: 0316124710). The book follows Namu as she leaves her

family home to become a famous singer.

 

We cool now?

Hang in there, I(we) got your back,

Sat Nam,

Dharam Singh

 

dipsuki666 wrote:

 

> sat nam dharam...

>

> a) my friend jodie is also into kundalini-unfortunately, she does not

> have an

> online service,

>

> c) i was born on september 11 and i am 23 years old. i am aware that i

> must

> stick to things in order to benefit from them, that is one thing that is

> difficult for me and i am striving for it still.

> d)jodie is 19 and a gemini.

> e) my boyfriend is also gemini, but cant quite commit to yoga yet, like a

> gemini.

>

> g)wicca: what a typical question from a nonwiccan actually, i dont

> practice now, i am merely interested in learning about it. i did

> practice in

> the past, and never could wrap my brain around the polygamistic and/or

> matrarchal aspects of it, being raise catholic and then christian. and

> yes, i

> was a good witch, if a confused one.

>

> k) yes darling, i am damn hard on myself, and not very happy about

> it. don't

> rub it in. i am TRYING HARD to not do this with ky. we virgos need

> support,

> advice and acceptance from others, not a roster of what we are doing

> wrong.

>

> i am saying all this because i love you.))

>

> your frazzled, hyper, self-deprecating but loving friend,

> lisa