Onyx and I just got back from Salt Lake City last night, and I’m sure I’ll be writing about that again soon. After having, in some ways, three weeks off due to travel and such I feel revitalized and ready to rededicate myself to some things I’ve been meaning to for quite some time. We’ll see what happens.
Just in case you are in Seattle and are reading this in the next eight hours or so I thought I would post about the salon I’m co-hosting tonight. It is part of a series along with Return of the Divine Feminine: Birth, Sex & Beyond (last week), Integration of the Divine Masculine: Celebration, Creation, and Community (July 27th), and Embodying the Sacred Whore: from Inanna to Babalon (August 2nd).

Declaration of the Divine Other: Exploring the Mysterious
A Living Love Revolution Salon with Tai “Scarlet” Kulystin & Teri Ciacchi
July 19th 2011 – 7pm to 9pm
Avanti Art and Design
7317 Greenwood Ave. N
Seattle, WA
$5-10 donation requested (no one turned away for lack of funds).
The concepts of the Divine Feminine and Divine Masculine are understandable language, but what about those of us who do not feel the call for either of those categories? Or both of those categories? There are other options that exist beyond the feminine and masculine on this level of existence, so why would divinity be any different? What does it mean to accept and work with the Divine Other?
In order to talk about the Other we also have to talk about the concepts of Masculine and Feminine. Not just rooted in between masculinity and femininity, though that is a valid option of expression, the Divine Other can encompass both or be something else entirely. There is a vast expanse of options at our fingertips within and beyond all of these categories. It is irrepressible, unconfinable, and undefinable. Part of its essential nature is to encompass the unknown and to be unfathomable. Join us for an exploration of divinity through sacred gender, hermaphrodeities, and our own experiences of mystery.





















