Interview with Jalaja Bonheim, PhD, author of The Magic of Circlework, on Energy Awareness Radio with host T Love. Jalaja explains how Circlework heals and empowers women, transforming their lives beyond the actual circle experience… Read more
Women find their voice and step into their power through the support of other women… Read more (external link)
If you are passionate about healing, peace, and spiritual awakening, circlework is a practice you should know about. Jalaja Bonheim joins Karen to talk about this international movement of women gathering in circles to heal and empower themselves… Read more (external link)
Do you often feel isolated, invisible and unheard? If so, you’re not alone. Forty percent of Americans report feeling lonely. And, according to Vivek Murthy, the former U.S. Surgeon General, loneliness isn’t just emotionally painful—it’s a health epidemic that poses a greater threat than obesity or smoking. Isolation is not… Read more (external link)
I had the chance to interview Jalaja Bonheim, one of the world’s foremost experts in the use of circle gatherings and author of The Magic of Circlework: The Practice Women from Around the World Are Using to Heal and Empower Themselves, which I reviewed on this site. Diverse groups of people are flocking to… Read more (external link)
A Companion Guide to The Magic of Circlework Published by the Institute for Circlework March 1, 2018 298 pages $108 ISBN: 978-0-9993425-0-3 Overview For over three decades, Jalaja Bonheim, PhD, has been training women from around the world in Circlework, a process that uses circle gatherings for healing, empowerment and peacemaking… Read more
THE MAGIC OF CIRCLEWORK The Practice Women around the World are Using to Heal and Empower Themselves Published by Meetings in Sacred Space March 1, 2018 300 pages $18.95 ISBN: 978-0-9993425-1-0 Overview Circlework is a nurturing and spacious practice that honors the feminine spirit. Developed by Jalaja Bonheim, PhD, it… Read more
Question 1. What happens in a circle gathering, like the one you facilitated between Palestinian and Jewish women? In my circles, we cocreate and extremely potent field of love that changes how we perceive ourselves and others- I call it “Seeing with sacred eyes.” We’re still Jews or Palestinians, Christians or Muslims, but more… Read more (external link)
Dancers around the world are giving the gift of dance, offering inspiring ideas to help us get involved in our communities. Working with underserved populations like prison inmates, low-income women, and the elderly, these movement devotees present opportunity to share movement and artistic expression for the greater good. Simultaneously giving and receiving, dancers create… Read more (external link)