| Date & Time: | Saturday, April 19, 2008
more on this date
11:00 AM |
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| Location: |
Private Home Penfield Ave 91306 view map |
| More Info: |
(818) 886-0069 ext 3 polyamory.meetup.com/393 |
When
Saturday, April 19, 2008 at 11:00 AM 2008
Where
LTD Home (Near Canoga Park)
Penfield Ave (RSVP by phone for address)
Winnetka , CA 91306
(818) 886-0069, ex. 3
How Does Religion Mix with Polyamory?
Why are so many Pagans poly, but not all of them? True, the first Neo Pagan religion to be recognized in the US was based on Heinlein’s novel Stranger in a Strange Land which had a poly theme throughout. But
many other pagan groups had different origins are equally poly. The Old Testament is filled with multiple
relationship references like Jacob’s four wives, yet both Jews and Christians behave as though having
more than one romantic partner is a sin against God. Why were so many Poly organizations heavily
Jewish, particularly the leaders-in the 1970’s and 80’s? Are Puritan attitudes still effecting our lifestyles
choices? Bring your questions and any answers you may have to this meeting.
This is a family friendly event, so please feel free to bring the kids.
1 pm Pot luck lunch bring something healthy and delicious to share.
2 pm on Hot tubing, socializing, movies , etc.
OSTARA / EGG HUNT: 4-5:30 PM
FIND AN EGG WITH A MESSAGE AND GET A GIFT!
A massage from anyone present and willing, a foot rub, group hug with you in the middle, etc. (Cycles of the
moon, made Ostara separate from Easter this year, just as Passover is separate this year. We’ll do an egg
hunt anyway.) For more information on Ostara go to: HTTP://EN.WIKIPEDIA.ORG/WIKI/OSTARA
The Meeting is $5 for Live the Dream or Synergy members, and $8 for non-members (Children are free)
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Please join the The Los Angeles Polyamory Meetup Group (polyamory.meetup.com/393) for reminders and announcements of future events.
There is a second event at this location in the evening. It has a separate charge. It will be a Passover Seder. Please join the meetup listed above for more information on this event being held in the evening.
Saturday, April 19, 2008 at 11:00 AM 2008
Where
LTD Home (Near Canoga Park)
Penfield Ave (RSVP by phone for address)
Winnetka , CA 91306
(818) 886-0069, ex. 3
How Does Religion Mix with Polyamory?
Why are so many Pagans poly, but not all of them? True, the first Neo Pagan religion to be recognized in the US was based on Heinlein’s novel Stranger in a Strange Land which had a poly theme throughout. But
many other pagan groups had different origins are equally poly. The Old Testament is filled with multiple
relationship references like Jacob’s four wives, yet both Jews and Christians behave as though having
more than one romantic partner is a sin against God. Why were so many Poly organizations heavily
Jewish, particularly the leaders-in the 1970’s and 80’s? Are Puritan attitudes still effecting our lifestyles
choices? Bring your questions and any answers you may have to this meeting.
This is a family friendly event, so please feel free to bring the kids.
1 pm Pot luck lunch bring something healthy and delicious to share.
2 pm on Hot tubing, socializing, movies , etc.
OSTARA / EGG HUNT: 4-5:30 PM
FIND AN EGG WITH A MESSAGE AND GET A GIFT!
A massage from anyone present and willing, a foot rub, group hug with you in the middle, etc. (Cycles of the
moon, made Ostara separate from Easter this year, just as Passover is separate this year. We’ll do an egg
hunt anyway.) For more information on Ostara go to: HTTP://EN.WIKIPEDIA.ORG/WIKI/OSTARA
The Meeting is $5 for Live the Dream or Synergy members, and $8 for non-members (Children are free)
==============================================
Please join the The Los Angeles Polyamory Meetup Group (polyamory.meetup.com/393) for reminders and announcements of future events.
There is a second event at this location in the evening. It has a separate charge. It will be a Passover Seder. Please join the meetup listed above for more information on this event being held in the evening.