Intentional Communities Newsletter: June 3, 2011
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Intimacy—Issue
#151
Our new Communities issue on Intimacy is
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Communities' Summer issue focuses on Intimacy.
Our authors explore the various forms that intimacy can take
and what
it means to be intimate with others, with oneself, with the
world.
How do we develop honesty, transparency, vulnerability,
trust, caring,
support, presence, and closeness, whether as individuals,
couples,
families, close-knit groups, wider circles, or people in any
other
form of relationship? What can community―and
Communities
contributors―teach us about intimacy? A lot, it seems.
Please
join us to find out.
Articles Featured Online
A selection of articles from our new issue
is posted at communities.ic.org

A
Nomad Ponders Family And The Ecstasy Of The
Group
by Molly Hollenbach
To a former communitarian and long-time student of community, utopian
experiments—some sweet, some gone sour—offer valuable
lessons about oneness, diversity, and intimacy.
Read
this article online
Honesty
And Intimacy
by Damien Friedlund
In the author’s first, very intense intentional
community immersion,
revealing the truth led to love and intimacy. He left that
group,
but, in many spheres of life, emotional and intellectual
honesty became
his religion.
Read
this article online

The
Relationship Of Relationships To The
Group
by Laird Schaub
Relationships don’t exist in a vacuum. Through a
culture of communication and support, communities can create the healthy
container which relationships need in order to flourish.
Read
this article online
Also in This Issue
- Publisher’s Note―Down the
Rabbit Hole: Communities
Continues to Make Friends and Lose Money by Laird
Schaub
- Cooperative Group Solutions―The
Tyranny
of Structurelessness? by Tree Bressen, Laird
Schaub
- Intimacy: Past, Future, Present by
Chris
Roth
- Love Is the Answer by Satyama
Lasby
- Dreaming It Up: Our 20-Year Experiment
with Open
Marriage in Community by Jake and Bell
- Three Perspectives on Intimacy in
Community:
The Cavalry is Just Around the Corner by Kiva
Lindsey;
When You Feel All Alone by Jane Hillis; Little
Intimacies
by Lynne Goodman
- Intimacy in the Village Setting by
Ted Sterling
- The Solace of Friends in Community by
Alline
Anderson
- Fascinating Selfhood by Kim
Scheidt
- Internal Intimacy by Karbyn
Eilde
- Bee Intimacy by Dona
Willoughby
- Diverse Forms of Intimacies by
Shepherd Bliss
- My Search for Community and Intimacy:
Is Cohousing
the Answer? by Robin A. Alexander
- Common Houses: Where Are All the
People? ―
A Study into Common House Vitality and Some
Recommendations for
Increasing its Use by Rebecca Disbrow
- A Communitarian Conundrum: Why a World
That Wants
and Needs Community Doesn’t Get It by Timothy
Miller
- On the Road with Communities
by Chris
Roth
- Singing for the Cameras: Reality TV =
Community Exposure? by Janel Healy
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