This photo was taken in the late 80's or early 90's.
A photo in this series was used for numbers of years
on the brochure for the Fellowship of Intentional Communities.
Tne Whole Being Weekend energy, as expressed in this
photo epitomized community for the Fellowship of
Intentional Communities.



FRIDAY AFTERNOON EVENT
6:30-7:30 pm
bring your dinner.
Before the opening Ceremony.






With BETH BOLWERK,
on the Gong,
A not to be missed experience
of the 2010 Whole Being Weekend.
( waiting for confirmation about her
gong.)



FRIDAY NIGHT PRESENTATION
6:30 pm-7:30 pm
in the Ampitheatre

CAN YOU HEAR THE "BEET?" Open to Days of Awe on the mountain. Join in Earth Prayers, poetry, and music regaining our beat with nature. Root your dreams and new life script. Shed the City; Shake it off with Leslie Goldman, Your Enchanted Gardener. Plantyourdream@cox.net ; http://www.curezone.com/blogs/fm.asp?i=1209704






IMAGES FROM THE WHOLE BEING WEEKEND
2010 plus...





WHOLE BEING POETRY
http://www.lesliegoldman.com/Whole_Being_Pages/id27.htm



NEW COVER

WHOLE BEING SURVIVAL GUIDE


WHO IS KEEP THE BEET?





She is the M.C. of
BEET KEEPERS, RETURN!
a Rock Your Soul Opera
to turn around our beat with nature
through a new Rising up of
Dreams. Do you have a
dream that needs to be planted
on the earth now?
Plant Your Dream.
Root it with beet seeds and beet roots
and then move on to gain confidence
that you can turn the beat around
through growing some food.







Growing Your Own Food May be Simpler Than You Think
http://www.examiner.com/x-7288-San-Diego-Sustainable-Food-Examiner~y2009m6d3-...

When Gloria Estefan implored us to "Turn the Beat Around," she probably didn’t know that the position of the beat…or beet…is of little consequence when planting the fine vegetable -- as long as it's not upside down.

According to Leslie Goldman, a San Diego-based activist passionate about healthy living through the art of drawing closer to the Earth, the beet is one of the easiest vegetables to grow. He spreads the word about this concept through Keep the Beet Media Star – a mascot of sorts that has drawn attention from locals, diplomats and celebrities like model Ashley Van Dyke and actor Ed Begley Jr., known for his dedication to the environment. Keep the Beet and Goldman’s message is traveling so widely that they earned a piece of cyberspace last year on The Huffington Post, continually one of the highest-ranked political websites on the Net.






I am being encouraged by
Keep The Beet Media Star
The World's First Talking Beet Plant,
a hero of rooting for more
Whole Being in the World.


This is Keep The Beet's perspective.
We need to turn the beat around.
We have lost our natural rhythm.
Through growing simple food,
beginning with a beet in a pot,
a very easy vegetable to grow,
we can reconnect with the beat of nature.
Keep The Beet. Plant it. Root it.
Root Your Dream at the same time.
You will reconnect inside.
You will mend the Crack between
your Soul and Body in the world.

To be a Whole Being in the world
is essential now.

SO...Keep The Beet... wants me to do a revision
of A WHOLE BEING SURVIVAL GUIDE
on this the 40th Anniversary of the
Whole Being Weekend in
Idylwild, California September 10,11,12, 2010

Some of the poems from
A WHOLE BEING SURVIVAL GUIDE
our online on my Whole Being Weekend
Poetry site.

HERE IS THAT URL
http://www.lesliegoldman.com/Whole_Being_Pages/id27.htm







The flower in my profile photo here bloomed while I was reading "After The Opening," a poem that appears in the "Whole Being Survival Guide." The flower opened in front of 400 people. I was on stage for 15 mnutes or so. It blooms one day a year, or so.
That is the energy of the Whole Being Weekend. You can read
some of my Whole Being Poetry here.



FROM AFTER THE OPENING
by Leslie

1



Touched by the meaning of bodies,
the pure meaning of bodies,
expressing the depths of what is open and alive,
I cannot leave for home, because I am home.
A part of me remains forever in whole being time.

The sane ones are the ones
who come once and never come back.
They know their limits.
They are sane and reasonable.

Maybe a little bit of the earth dies
because people are too sane.

The insane ones are those who go home,
feel their feelings, and return to whole being time.

Pain can come from touching what is real.
Pain can come when my eyes open
to something natural and innocent.

Pain can come even after my body finds trust
in many shapes and sizes of arms,
and I find safety in the dark.

Pain can come when my heart hurts
because I know know
I am not a drought resistant plant.

I am not a desert flower
who can open to could bursts,
shine in full beauty,
and then resign to drought again.
Such drought at least warrants tears.



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SPONSORS

I want to thank Sandra Katz for being among those
help to sponsor my presence at this year's Whole Being Weekend.

OTHERS INCLUDE

BioSmart.
More on that.




MORE ARTICLES ON LESLIE GOLDMAN
YOUR ENCHANTED GARDENER


Leslie Goldman, Your Enchanted Gardener,
sees and plants seeds of success for super ripe people and their dreams.




Growing Your Own Food May be Simpler Than You Think
http://www.examiner.com/x-7288-San-Diego-Sustainable-Food-Examiner~y2009m6d3-...







ROOTING IN THE SOIL OF SOUL DREAMS



Rooting in the Soil of Soul Dreams
http://www.spaceoflovemagazine.com/article_3_5.htm
and and Keep the Beet Media Star,
The World's First Talking Beet Plants
first Column in the international Space of Love Magazine







 

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