Getting Over Ourselves

from The Prosperos Podcast · host William Fennie

Rick Thomas, H.W., M. has been a student in The Prosperos, a school of ontology (the study of being), for many years. He worked at the Prosperos Servers' Center and Rectory (Dean's residence) for 7 years in the 1970s & 80s. Today he is actively engaged in finding new ways of expressing the Ontological message. He is a Mentor and President of The Prosperos. In this presentation Rick asks us to take an alternative view in how we operate in our world and examines aspects of the Divine Feminine. This presentation took place on July 17, 2022. Ben Gilberti did the introduction.

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