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Psi Research and Models of Reality |
--An afternoon with Dr. Dean Radin, IONS Senior Scientist--
Date: Sun, August 9th
Place: University Friends Center
4001 9th Ave. NE (Metro bus #7, 9, 70, 302, 305...)
Time: 4:30-7:00pm
Join us at 4:30 pm for reception
Suggested Donation: $10-25 (proceeds after expenses will go to the international IONS Hubquarter)
We are extremely excited to welcome Dean Radin to IONS community in Seattle. Deepak Chopra says, "Dean Radin brings parapsychology into mainstream science. The revolution has begun." In his book "Entangled Minds," he writes, "Reality isn't what it used to be."
Dean Radin is the author of the bestselling "The Conscious Universe" and, most recently, "Entangled Minds." He has conducted research on exceptional human capacities at Princeton University, the University of Edinburgh, and SRI International.
Dean Radin played the violin from the age of five, and worked as a professional classical violinist for five years. He earned an undergraduate degree in electrical engineering from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, and both a master's degree in electrical engineering and a doctorate in educational psychology from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Please join us for this very special IONS event co-hosted by Paradigm Shifters (Bainbridge Is IONS Community Group) and Indra's Rainbow (Seattle area IONS Community Group).
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Topic: Music, Food, Games and Community
Date: Monday, July 20th
Place: Ravenna Park 20th Ave NE & NE 58th St
(Metro buses Rt 30, 74)
Time: 6:00-9:00pm
Suggested Donation: $5
We are going back to Ravenna Park for our second annual picnic/potluck for our July gathering. We'll play some music, eat together, play some games and have a noetic discussion about community. Please bring a dish or drink to share and your own plates, cups and utensils. If you have a musical instrument--guitar, drum, rattle, piano, didgeridoo,etc., please bring it too. Come meet other like-minded people in our IONS community, get better acquainted and help us have lots of fun.
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Topic: Seeding the Field of Collective Change
Date: Tuesday, June 23rd
Place: Grateful Bread, 35th Ave. at 70th St. NE, Seattle
(Metro buses Rt 64, 65, 71)
Time: 7:00-9:30pm
Join us at 6:30 pm for social time
Suggested Donation: $5
The 13th International IONS Conference will be held in Tucson, Arizona, June 17-21. At our June Gathering, we will hear reports from those who have just attended this Conference. The theme of this year's Conference is "Toward a Global Shift: Seeding the Field of Collective Change." When we think of a "Global Shift," what does that mean locally? What questions and thoughts do you have to help us go deeper into the relationship between "Global" and "Local"? We look forward to seeing you all. |
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Conversation in Round with IONS President, Marilyn Schlitz |
Date: Tue, May 12th
Place: Environmental Outreach and Stewardship (EOS) Alliance Headquarter
650 S. Orcas St., Suite 220 Seattle (Georgetown Area)
Time: 7:00-9:00pm
Join us at 6:30 pm for social time
Suggested Donation: $5 (profits donated to the international IONS organization)
The new President of IONS (Institute of Noetic Sciences), Marilyn Mandala Schlitz Ph.D, will be in Seattle for an informal conversation about present developments and future plans for IONS and its community groups.
Marilyn has played a leading role in IONS research and education since 1994. Since becoming president in January, she is actively seeking input and feedback from the greater IONS community regarding her vision for IONS, including her current draft of a revised mission statement:
“To explore the mysteries of consciousness by integrating science and spirit to catalyze a sustainable future for all of humanity.”
Further describing her vision, Marilyn says: “IONS intends to refocus on the core mission of excellence in consciousness research at the nexus of inner wisdom and objective science, and to apply the findings to promote human flourishing and planetary sustainability. This is the primary driver for all of IONS’ work.”
She plans to share news of how a visit to her son’s school - to talk about her work and how it might apply to the students - very quickly mushroomed, by popular demand, into an exciting new IONS plan to create a K-12 curriculum on Worldview Literacy, or “what the students know and how they know it”.
These are exciting times to be watching, and hopefully helping to steer, the accelerating evolution of consciousness on the planet. Come join us for what is likely to be a fascinating peek at IONS, an increasingly important leading edge of that movement.
This event is co-hosted by Paradigm Shifters, Bainbridge Is IONS Community Group |
Cancelled
Topic: Bridging the Generational Gap
Date: Mon, May 18th
Place: University of Washington Campus
Time: 7:00-9:00pm
Join us at 6:30 pm for social time
Fee: $5 Donation Requested
We'll re-schedule this meeting in the future. |
Topic: IONS and IONS Community: Past, Present and Future
Date: Mon, April 20th
Place: Shoreline Library, 345 NE 175th
Metro Bus Rt 347, 348
Time: 6:00-8:45pm
Join us at 6:00 pm for social time
Admission: Free
Indra's Rainbow is a 'Community Group' of the Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS). IONS Community Groups are coordinated through a volunteer group, the Member Council, whose purpose is to create connection, partnership and coherence across the IONS community
At our gathering this month, we are very fortuntate and happy to have three of the Member Council members: Shirley Freriks from California, Linda Hassler from Tennessee and Ann Frost from British Columbia. The Member Council enlivens the IONS Community Group network in the U.S. and other countries. They also act as a liaison between the IONS Hubquarters in Petaluma, CA and Community Groups.
These prominent leaders in the IONS community will share stories about the early years of IONS and of its evolution. You'll hear exciting news about what's going on with IONS today. And we'll talk about how we could participate in co-creating IONS community with the IONS Hubquarters. You’ll have a chance to ask them about any questions you might have about IONS.
If you have been curious about IONS, this will be a great meeting to find out why IONS members are so passionate. If you are a member of IONS, you could also share your stories and get to meet other members in our community.
Info about the IONS Member Council:
www.shiftinaction.com/meet/groups/council_news
Guests:
Shirley Freriks
She worked in the retail field, being instrumental for the Gap store's growth from 11 to 439 stores. She retired at 42 and got involved with community work, such as bringing a recycling program to Marin and High Speed Internet to Mendocino. She has been a member of IONS since 1983. She started a Community Group in Mendocino in 1998. She joined the IONS Stewardship Council in 1999, served the Elder Council, and now serving the Member Council.
Linda Hassler
She worked as a writer, producer and journalist for Canadian Broadcasting Corp, Time Magazine and the London Observer, among others. She has been a member of IONS since 1993. She started a Community Group called Noetic Explorers in Memphis in 1996. She served on the IONS Stewardship Council for more than five years, and represented the Stewardship Council on the IONS Board as an ex-officio member. She co-founded the IONS Elder Council in 2005 and the IONS Member Council in 2007.
Ann Frost
She worked as a college counsellor and teacher. She served as a College Board member, where she was Chair of Advanced Education Council. She has been a member of IONS and a member of Vancouver Community Group since 1999. She founded West Vancouver Community Group in 2002. She served as Regional Representative since 2003 for groups in Central and Western Canada, Alaska, Minnesota, Michigan, Utah, Australian, New Zealand and Rhodesia. She served as an IONS Stewardship Council and Elder Council. She iscurrently on the Member Council. |
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