"I call this new science ‘the systems view of life’ because it involves a new kind of thinking – thinking in terms of relationships, patterns and context." I feel compelled to comment: This is precisely how women think! Non-patriarchally-identified women anyway... This beautiful article gives great credence to the felt necessity for man to submit to the Deep Feminine, in a kind-of reverse witch-hunt. The witch-hunts across Europe in the 15th, 16th and 17th centuries, which involved the rape, torture and killing of 10-20 million women, provided the fuel for the renaissance and enlightenment. A healing of this atrocity through grieving, learning and surrender would be a fine thing indeed, and is surely necessary for the birthing of the systems view of life...
On Jan 31, 2017 Julie Withers wrote:
"I call this new science ‘the systems view of life’ because it involves a new kind of thinking – thinking in terms of relationships, patterns and context."
I feel compelled to comment: This is precisely how women think! Non-patriarchally-identified women anyway... This beautiful article gives great credence to the felt necessity for man to submit to the Deep Feminine, in a kind-of reverse witch-hunt. The witch-hunts across Europe in the 15th, 16th and 17th centuries, which involved the rape, torture and killing of 10-20 million women, provided the fuel for the renaissance and enlightenment. A healing of this atrocity through grieving, learning and surrender would be a fine thing indeed, and is surely necessary for the birthing of the systems view of life...