Heather Sowers
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Rick Seifert commented on Heather Sowers's blog post 'How can we Mind the Light while communicating "at the speed of light"?'
"Just by chance I recently wrote of a related concern on my blog, The Red Electric (theredelectric.blogspot.com). I shared an idea, not original to me, that the communication medium we use changes the content, how we perceive it and ultimately who we…"
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Stephanie Stuckwisch commented on Heather Sowers's blog post 'How can we Mind the Light while communicating "at the speed of light"?'
"Electronic communication is useful but we need to be mindful of it's limitations. When we aren't looking into another's face, words can sometimes flow too freely.There's no ability to stop the words, sink into worship together…"
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Barra Jacob-McDowell commented on Heather Sowers's blog post 'How can we Mind the Light while communicating "at the speed of light"?'
"There's a Jewish story about a woman who insists on gossiping, refusing to believe or acknowledge that her hasty words could possibly cause trouble, yet she relishes collecting and repeating (and perhaps embellishing) some of those rumors and…"
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How can we Mind the Light while communicating "at the speed of light"?

Hello Friends,Over the last five years Friends' use of email and other electronic communication has changed drastically in my monthly and quarterly meeting.  My quarterly meeting has a website and my monthly meeting has a Facebook page! For the most part, this helps us be more efficient and take advantage of popular and convenient modes of communication.  Here is what I'm struggling with:  I can handle it if my boss expects me to check my email twice a day and respond ASAP; I can't handle it…See More
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I'm an earth-centered, Goddess oriented Quaker who was first drawn to Friends because I felt Quakerism was "Christianity the way Jesus probably did it." I've been a part of totally Universalist meetings before where no one was flustered at all when I call myself a Quitch or Quaker Witch but where many people did not want to hear me talk about Jesus. For me, no matter how Universalist a person or meeting is, George Fox was inspired by Christ -- not Buddha, not Demeter, not an oak tree or anything else. I want to preserve and honor the Christian foundation of Quakerism while still celebrating the rich diversity of Universalist Friends. I'm inspired by people asking "What can (must?) Friends bring to the world?" and am also asking that question of myself while discerning how to walk my talk in daily life.

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How can we Mind the Light while communicating "at the speed of light"?

Posted on 7th mo. 14, 2011 at 8:22pm 3 Comments

Hello Friends,

Over the last five years Friends' use of email and other electronic communication has changed drastically in my monthly and quarterly meeting.  My quarterly meeting has a website and my monthly meeting has a Facebook page! For the most part, this helps us be more efficient and take advantage of popular and convenient modes of communication.  Here is what I'm struggling with:  I can handle it if my boss expects me to check my email twice a day and respond ASAP; I can't…

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