Deep Equality: Living in the Flow of Natural Rhythms

by Jocelyn Chaplin

There is a lot of talk about the new paradigm or model of thinking needed for the 21st Century. But what actually is problematic about our current ones? When we look deeply into the underlying structures of our thinking for the past 6.000 years we see one all pervasive form; images of pyramids, of ladders, of vertical power relations frozen in time. This book explores the idea that the paradigm shift needed is essentially about the change from rigid vertical and hierarchical thinking to equalizing rhythmic thinking and being.The book shows us how to tune in to these rhythms in any given moment of time. We learn how to develop our deepest intuition to aid this process. BUT it also shows us how to work out with reason where equalizing is needed. It also describes ways in which people all over the world are already living in the flow of equalizing rhythms, from the green movement to rave culture.

160 pages, Paperback

First published May 25, 2008

Reviews

[Lydia Kathleen · Rating 1 out of 5]

A very surface-level analysis; in contrast to the title. To summarise: capitalism and hierarchies are bad, society should be more balanced and 'in the flow'. Needs an editor to correct all the grammar and spelling errors.

[Dulcinea Contreras · Rating 5 out of 5]

"Jocelyn captures the flow of the universe in a most enlightening manner focusing in the individual and collective roles, both socially and politically, and reiterates the importance of equalizing forces and respecting universal rhythmic patterns. This book is a tool that can powerfully teach any person to begin to equalize from within, create a sense of neutrality, and learn to manifest a balanced life that "goes with the flow!"" ~Dulcinea Contreras