Botanical Dimensions
11-03-2019, 11:48 AM
New Rescheduled Date! *Now including a sneak peek of the film, Almost Visible
Psychedelic Mysteries of the Feminine - Saturday, November 9: 6:30-9:00pm
Details and registration: mysteries2019.bpt.me (https://mysteries2019.bpt.me/)
Launching a new anthology that braids these provocative themes: The Feminine, mythology, activism, and psychedelic perspectives.
Readings by contributing authors Kathleen Harrison & Annie Oak, and editor, Chiara Baldini -
Followed by an onstage conversation about these rich topics:
What is the Feminine in these times?
What does psychedelic experience reveal to us about archetypes, activism & grounded wisdom?
How do we balance respect for the indigenous roots of these culture-changing agents, and European perspectives?
How might the essays in this book be tools for renewal and resilience?
Special bonus: We will open the evening with a showing of Almost Visible, a short film that is the first glimpse of our documentary-in-progress — about a decades-long friendship between ethnobotanist Kathleen Harrison, her own family, and an extensive Mazatec family in Mexico. More info at this link: https://almostvisiblefilm.com (https://almostvisiblefilm.com/)
You won’t want to miss this special event! It is a book launch for this important new book, a private film showing, and a benefit for Botanical Dimensions.
Location: Occidental Center for the Arts, 3850 Doris Murphy Ct. Occidental, CA 95645
We are happy to be able to offer discounted tickets to those purchasing or renewing membership to the Ethnobotany Library. Thank you for your support!
See botanicaldimensions.org (http://www.botanicaldimensions.org) for more information about membership.
Email: [email protected] Phone: 707-874-1531
Psychedelic Mysteries of the Feminine - Saturday, November 9: 6:30-9:00pm
Details and registration: mysteries2019.bpt.me (https://mysteries2019.bpt.me/)
Launching a new anthology that braids these provocative themes: The Feminine, mythology, activism, and psychedelic perspectives.
Readings by contributing authors Kathleen Harrison & Annie Oak, and editor, Chiara Baldini -
Followed by an onstage conversation about these rich topics:
What is the Feminine in these times?
What does psychedelic experience reveal to us about archetypes, activism & grounded wisdom?
How do we balance respect for the indigenous roots of these culture-changing agents, and European perspectives?
How might the essays in this book be tools for renewal and resilience?
Special bonus: We will open the evening with a showing of Almost Visible, a short film that is the first glimpse of our documentary-in-progress — about a decades-long friendship between ethnobotanist Kathleen Harrison, her own family, and an extensive Mazatec family in Mexico. More info at this link: https://almostvisiblefilm.com (https://almostvisiblefilm.com/)
You won’t want to miss this special event! It is a book launch for this important new book, a private film showing, and a benefit for Botanical Dimensions.
Location: Occidental Center for the Arts, 3850 Doris Murphy Ct. Occidental, CA 95645
We are happy to be able to offer discounted tickets to those purchasing or renewing membership to the Ethnobotany Library. Thank you for your support!
See botanicaldimensions.org (http://www.botanicaldimensions.org) for more information about membership.
Email: [email protected] Phone: 707-874-1531