"Hi Susan,
Is there any chance that ALIA West will happen again? It was so wonderful to have a closer-to-home option.
Robin"
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What are the personal practices of basic human goodness that help us to see the unseen and act in a way that shifts the world towards its own basic goodness?
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"i remember her strong lilting voice and lyrics last year - she might also be the most beautiful woman on the planet!"
Robin Higgins posted a blog post
Forest Body: Walking with Arawana at Royal Roads
Fern and water unfurlat foot ofancient firs.Earth breathes me.Creek sings in my blood.I am forest.In dream time I returnto sit besidemy mossy grave.Flesh joinsrotting leavesto feed wild websof worms and rootsand hugry microcosmsof the invisible.Red thread callingsculpts the thresholdof mystery's memoryand dances chaoswith the juggler'sfluid grace.Cradled in endlesstantric coilsof merging and dissolving,owl wings shimmermy own ripe elder voiceand vastnessseeps betweenthe spacesin my bones.See More
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- Organization
- Selkirk College
- Role
- Counsellor
- Please share something about yourself, your work, and what draws you to the ALIA community.
- I work as a Counsellor in a Community College. Last year's Instiute affirmed many of my deep values and I have used the Conscious Embodiment principles daily. I'm excited about expanding my skills and discovering new ways for communities to connect, problem solve and collaborate on new visions.
Robin Higgins's Blog
Forest Body: Walking with Arawana at Royal Roads
Fern and water unfurl
at foot of
ancient firs.
Earth breathes me.
Creek sings in my blood.
I am forest.
In dream time I return
to sit beside
my mossy grave.
Flesh joins
rotting leaves
to feed wild webs
of worms and roots
and hugry microcosms
of the invisible.
Red thread calling
sculpts the threshold
of mystery's memory
and dances chaos
with the juggler's
fluid… Continue
at foot of
ancient firs.
Earth breathes me.
Creek sings in my blood.
I am forest.
In dream time I return
to sit beside
my mossy grave.
Flesh joins
rotting leaves
to feed wild webs
of worms and roots
and hugry microcosms
of the invisible.
Red thread calling
sculpts the threshold
of mystery's memory
and dances chaos
with the juggler's
fluid… Continue
Posted on June 1, 2009 at 7:30pm — 1 Comment
Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 2:32pm on June 3, 2009,
Lyn Hartley said… - Robin ~ it was such a treat to hang out with you at the raucous "campfire" sing-along. Thoughts of it still give me giggles! How are things back at home? The poem is lovely...thank you for posting such an intimate reflection.
Lyn
- At 12:10pm on May 18, 2009,
Brian Sumner said… - Hi neighbour!
- At 4:18pm on April 13, 2009,
Nicola Parker said… - Hi Robbin, my training is in hatha yoga, and I'm currently working on my 500 hour certification. I have just recently come across the Conscious Embodiment work by Wendy Palmer. I plan to attend her module at ALIA West. Google Wendy's website for resources and for her overview on somatic intelligence. Otto Scharmer's Theory U might also interest you, if you have not come across it yet. I look forward to talking further. Nicola
- At 1:11pm on April 9, 2009, Nicola Parker said…
- Hi Robin,
I have a personal interest in somatic intelligence and its application to the practice of yoga. I look forward to talking and collaborating .
Nicola
- At 2:53pm on April 6, 2009,
Karen Densmore said… - Hi Robin, welcome to the new site.
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