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Documenting the generally untold spiritual history of women in Northern Africa, Eastern Asia, and Southern Europe in the period from 6 million BCE to 1 CE
We are excited to announce that Women's Spirituality '99 M.A. alum, reference librarian, and our archaeomythology subject matter expert Eahr Joan has completed the narrative for her monumental work Re-Genesis Encyclopedia: Synthesis of the Spiritual Dark-Motherline, Integral Research, Labyrinth Learning, and Eco-Theaology.
This encyclopedia, which Eahr Joan and CIIS are making available online with no subscription fee, documents the generally untold spiritual history of women in Northern Africa, Eastern Asia, and Southern Europe in the period from 6 million BCE to 1 CE, including our African origins.
The encyclopedia consists of over 250 essay-length entries written over a period of decades, including thousands of images from 12 years of fieldwork.
To celebrate this big milestone and this unique and valuable resource, the CIIS Laurance Rockefeller Library and the CIIS Women's Spirituality Program are co-sponsoring an event on April 29 from 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm at the Mission Street Campus, as the evening portion of the annual CIIS Founders Day Symposium. Eahr Joan will introduce and demonstrate the encyclopedia, followed by a reception.
Master of Arts in Women, Gender, Spirituality and Social Justice
CIIS Professor Emeritus and founding director of Philosophy, Cosmology, and Consciousness Richard Tarnas returned for his beloved annual lecture exploring the deeper currents of our time.
Dr. Gerry Ebalaroza-Tunnell, a graduate of the Department of Transformative Inquiry, won an International Impact Book Award for her recent children’s book, Let’s Live A.L.O.H.A.
Sasha Bainer, an East-West Psychology student, provides us with insights into their firsthand experience of Auroville.
