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=='''[[@occupyboston/OccupyTogether - Creating Sacred Space at your local Occupation|Occupy Together - Creating Sacred Space at your local Occupation - Resource Packet]]'''==  
=='''[[OccupyTogether - Creating Sacred Space at your local Occupation|Occupy Together - Creating Sacred Space at your local Occupation - Resource Packet]]'''==  


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''Based on: [http://occupyboston.wikispaces.com/Faith+and+Spirituality Faith and Spirituality at wikispaces]''
''Based on: [http://occupyboston.wikispaces.com/Faith+and+Spirituality Faith and Spirituality at wikispaces]''

Revision as of 15:42, 23 October 2011

Working group meetings daily at 12 noon in Sacred Space Tent

Facebook Group (online planning collective)
Working Group Meeting Notes

Schedule of Events!

Occupy Boston Faith and Spirituality Group
The Occupy Boston Faith and Spirituality Group seeks to establish an atmosphere of inclusiveness and peace in the environment of Occupy Boston. Its members are committed to welcoming all individuals, while promoting and cultivating the diversity that exists between various religious, faith, and spiritual traditions. Through the establishment of the Sacred Space tent, the group provides participants with a place to decompress in the midst of a chaotic and sometimes stressful atmosphere. Its members are here to serve participants in roles such as facilitators, spiritual guides and mediators. Through the scheduling of workshops, ceremonies, spiritual practices and religious services, the group not only seeks to provide participants with vital opportunities for spiritual growth but it also hopes to cultivate increased awareness and participation in Occupy Boston on the part of the local spiritual community. All are welcome in the group and encouraged to join in the community that we've established at Dewey Square!


We need your help caring for our Sacred Space!
Please sign up to be a Sacred Space Host! Stop by the tent to sign up.
What does it mean to be a Sacred Space Host? Here's a description of the responsibilities. It's a great chance to contribute to the community and take time to recharge in a comfortable and grounding space!

Sacred Space Needs:
a more robust (and warm) structure!
pallets to get us off the ground
white sage


Sacred Space Guidelines

The Faith and Spirituality Group has adopted the following guidelines for use of the Sacred Space these guidelines are posted at both entrances to the space

Respect others and the space
Remove shoes
Finish food outside
Be mindful when speaking: words carry vibration so please keep it positive!
Minimize conversations (unless otherwise agreed) and limit cellphone use/texting, etc.
Bring items to help co-create this sacred space!
(tapestries, pieces of nature, incense, photos, totems, other beautiful/sacred objects)
Do not leave personal items in the space. Anything left is to be considered an offering to the space.
*So as to provide access to the space, no more than 3 people, including host, should sleep in the space, and only between the hours of midnight and 8:30 am, or at the discretion of the Host.

Occupy Together - Creating Sacred Space at your local Occupation - Resource Packet


Based on: Faith and Spirituality at wikispaces