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Originally Posted by SnakeCharmer
My evenings are usually busy, but I have flexible time during the day. I'm an early riser, so any time that's convenient for the central time zone would work for me, as long as it's not after 9 pm Central Time.
I'll see if the library has the book or if I can get it on inter-library loan. My H and I have made a pact -- no more book buying. We tend to go a little wild there. I don't remember exactly how to set up a circle of trust either.
Skeezyks, I would be very comfortable if you wanted to take on the role of leader/participant. If you're not comfortable with that, that's okay, too. After reading many of your threads and posts, even in threads I don't post on, I have confidence in your accepting, non-fixing style. Whatever works is good for me.
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Thanks for your reply SnakeCharmer. I'm not much of a morning person. But, I would also prefer to avoid evenings, although I can probably do either. We can see what PoorPrincess' preferences are & then decide how to proceed.
Yes, I think it will be important for each of us to be as familiar as possible with how circles of trust work. So I think having read:
A Hidden Wholeness, of some other of Palmer's works wherein he discusses the concept at length, will be important.
As far as the idea of the leader / participant goes, I recall reading that Palmer feels this is unnecessary where a group is small & the group members are knowledgeable with regard to the process. So my thinking is we can dispense with that for the time being at least.
