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Bonnitta Roy
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Bonnie is an integral process philosopher and Daoist Horse Whisperer. She hosts collective insight retreats at her home/farm, Alderlore Insight Center, and teaches a Master's course in Consciousness Studies and Transpersonal Psychology at The Graduate Institute, is an associate editor of Integral Review and an associate at Perspectiva.
What daily practice do you currently find most nourishing? In terms of "formal practice" I do a breath practice slow and deep (3 breaths per minute) I also do a gratitude practice when I wake up and when I go to sleep I love to listen to the birds in the pre-dawn morning and the peepers in the evening Watching fireflies and bats Cooking Feeding birds, ducks, horses, gardening... What are you reading (other than The Brain from Inside Out)? Oh, that's a very long list. Let's see what's around my desk currently Chandler and Reid: Becoming Indigenous Chandler and Reid: The Neoliberal Subject Connolly: A World of Becoming Cayley: Ivan Illich an Intellectual Journey Newen, DeBrun and Gallagher: The Oxford Handbook of 4E Cognition A stack on Buddhist ontology and perception: (These are part of a project of translating Mipham's Beacon of Certainty from Pettit's translation) Amar Singh: The Sautrantika Analytical Philosophy Anne C Klein: Knowing, Meaning & Negation Elizabeth Napper: Dependent Arising and Emptiness David Hinton: China Root, Taoism, Ch'an and Original Zen David Chai: Zhuangzi and the Becoming of Nothingness Duckworth: Mipham on Budda-Nature For research on a paper on transformative education The Cambridge Handbook of Motivation and Learning The Cambridge Handbook of Cognition and Education Contemporary Events: Mudge: Leftism Reinvented Bratton: The Stack Parag Khanna: The Future is Asian I also have this cool book by Taschen Lo-TEK Design by Radical Indigenism and the current I-Ching Dao-de-ChingI am using is the set by Liu Ming (highly recommended) https://www.dayuancircle.org OK. That's a big chunk of it
Big thanks to our sponsor The Apricot Grove!
Eternal gratitude to Bart Matthews for our amazing intro music!
Check out our FB page if you roll like that.
For books!
https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=59079037
Contact: [email protected]
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Bio:
Bonnie is an integral process philosopher and Daoist Horse Whisperer. She hosts collective insight retreats at her home/farm, Alderlore Insight Center, and teaches a Master's course in Consciousness Studies and Transpersonal Psychology at The Graduate Institute, is an associate editor of Integral Review and an associate at Perspectiva.
What daily practice do you currently find most nourishing? In terms of "formal practice" I do a breath practice slow and deep (3 breaths per minute) I also do a gratitude practice when I wake up and when I go to sleep I love to listen to the birds in the pre-dawn morning and the peepers in the evening Watching fireflies and bats Cooking Feeding birds, ducks, horses, gardening... What are you reading (other than The Brain from Inside Out)? Oh, that's a very long list. Let's see what's around my desk currently Chandler and Reid: Becoming Indigenous Chandler and Reid: The Neoliberal Subject Connolly: A World of Becoming Cayley: Ivan Illich an Intellectual Journey Newen, DeBrun and Gallagher: The Oxford Handbook of 4E Cognition A stack on Buddhist ontology and perception: (These are part of a project of translating Mipham's Beacon of Certainty from Pettit's translation) Amar Singh: The Sautrantika Analytical Philosophy Anne C Klein: Knowing, Meaning & Negation Elizabeth Napper: Dependent Arising and Emptiness David Hinton: China Root, Taoism, Ch'an and Original Zen David Chai: Zhuangzi and the Becoming of Nothingness Duckworth: Mipham on Budda-Nature For research on a paper on transformative education The Cambridge Handbook of Motivation and Learning The Cambridge Handbook of Cognition and Education Contemporary Events: Mudge: Leftism Reinvented Bratton: The Stack Parag Khanna: The Future is Asian I also have this cool book by Taschen Lo-TEK Design by Radical Indigenism and the current I-Ching Dao-de-ChingI am using is the set by Liu Ming (highly recommended) https://www.dayuancircle.org OK. That's a big chunk of it
Big thanks to our sponsor The Apricot Grove!
Eternal gratitude to Bart Matthews for our amazing intro music!
Check out our FB page if you roll like that.
For books!
https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=59079037
Contact: [email protected]