Clearing
            the Air Between Women & Men, developed by
            Gordon
            Clay in
            1991 and first held as Family Reunion in 1992, brings 6
            men and 6 women together for six days and five nights to
            explore and work through their issues with the other sex.
            This workshop was not designed for couples and was last
            held in 2011, it's 19th year.
            
            For those that have
            reached this page, it means that you have experienced
            either Healing the Father
            Wound®,
            Healing the Mother Wound®,
            or ideally both. So, you already know some of the
            technology (music, movement, breath work, emotional
            release through Tantrum Yoga®,
            and experiential exercises to open areas that may have
            been locked for a lifetime.) By clearing out much of your
            stuff with mom and dad, or at least knowing some of your
            negative traits that you received from your father and
            mother and still carry, we are then able to face the
            other sex and clear out everything that you are still
            holding onto about the other sex. All of the abuse,
            betrayal, anger, violence, etc. to get to a natural,
            inherent place of trust, safety, non-sexual intimacy, and
            for many, unconditional love. The
            goal was to achieve deep, authentic, openhearted,
            non-sexual intimacy.
            
            
            As a society and
            community, if we are to survive and thrive we must stop
            wounding and hurting each other. We must find those
            places where we dont trust each other and move
            through the old ways and open up to new, healthy,
            supportive, encouraging, trusting, loving relationships
            with ourselves and with each other.
            
            People's beliefs
            about love and intimacy all too often prevent us from
            fully expressing and receiving love. Changing our
            beliefs, however, comes not from spoken messages, but
            from personal and social experience lived. This workshop
            presented opportunities to experience new ways of
            perceiving, communicating, and being that promote deep,
            authentic, openhearted, non-sexual intimacy. 
            
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