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Continue sharing our Space of Love co-creation story - live!

        by Irina and Yuri,     spaceoflove.com  
       “So think as if your every thought were to be etched in fire upon the sky for all and everything to see. For so, in truth, it is. So speak as if the world entire were but a single ear intent on hearing what you say. And so, in truth, it is. So do as if your every deed were to recoil upon your heads. And so, in truth, it is. So wish as if you were the wish. And so, in truth, you are. So live as if your God Himself had need of you His life to live. And so, in truth, He does.”
                                                                                                         (by Mihkail Naimy, from: The Book of Mirdad)

1. An All-Russian Veche.

         An All-Russian Veche of Kin’s Villages was held October 25th in Moscow. We both participated with great interest, especially because we promised in our last Living Diary to tell you about this event, so important for all creators of Kin’s domains as well as those who can only dream of them at present. But also, it was our own first experience of participating in such a gathering. In addition, how could we ignore the synchronicity of living so close to this important event.

         We took part in the Veche on behalf of our ecovillage Ljuboistok in the Smolensk region... read more >>

NEW HOPE Flourishes in AFRICA

        The 9th International Permaculture Conference and Convergence.

        by Mugove Walter Nyika  

       The International Permaculture Conference and Convergence (IPC) is a biennial global but grassroots gathering that took place in Africa for the very first time during October and November of 2009. The 9th IPC was a series of four events and was coordinated by the RESCOPE Programme from the warm heart of Africa, Malawi. IPC8 happened in Brazil in 2007 and IPC10 will take place in Jordan in 2011. The year between the respective IPCs is left for regional convergences and conferences... read more >>

What are the Dolmens ...Silent About?

       A Journey to our culture's pristine origins.
       by Yuri Smirnov         

         "Do not be afraid of death. Your soul is like a bird that escapes the cage of life."

         For ten days in September of 2009, a small international group undertook a specially organized ten-day pilgrimage to the dolmens of the Gelendzhik region of Russia and returned with full hearts.

         The eight intrepid travelers who participated successfully in the adventure (six women and two men) hailed from numerous countries: Latvia, England, Canada, the Netherlands and South Africa. The participants shared how deeply impressed they were by connecting with the dolmens, their visit at the Schetinin Kin's school, and even participating in a Vedruss Festival. An off-road drive along the Black Sea to the “City of Dolmens” also left unforgettable impressions. The group was guided by Victoria Ivchenko (Vita), a gifted dolmen channel and the author of a remarkable book about dolmens (On the Path of Eternity), with the help of Oleg, a Russian-English interpreter...  read more >>

Who Says Sex is Not a Natural Act?  A new Sexuality.

         by Regina B. Jensen,  Ph.D.,    editor@spaceoflovemagazine.com
         I'd rather not be the one, although I must admit that I have grown more and more offended over the years when I watch what is being promoted as natural sexuality to trusting, unsuspecting people. What is a natural act, anyway, one might wonder in that context? Surely, sex as our media deliver it to us these days is more of a sociocultural construct (and more and more of the commercial advertising world) than a description of our deeper human needs. I have listened, in tens of thousands of sessions, to people's more authentic and private thoughts and feelings. And it is very rare that their needs match what is being promulgated as "the normal, natural way to feel and act sexually"...  read more >>

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