Ongoing Discussion group about the Burner Principles starts this Sunday

Hey Darrell,

Thanks for organizing these!

The link doesn't work, though I am a member of the DC Burners Facebook
page. Also, what is the date of the first gathering?

Thanks!

-MK

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On Mon, Jan 23, 2017 at 7:04 PM, Darrell wrote:

> Real Talk: The Ten Principles of Burning Man: Radical Inclusion, hosted by
> Dani Paulson
>
> https://www.facebook.com/events/408641639478533/
>
> 55 M ST NW, Washington, DC 20001 See facebook event for more details to
> get into Dani's apartment.
>
> Burning Man co-founder Larry Harvey wrote the Ten Principles in 2004 as
> guide lines for the newly-formed Regional Network. They were crafted not as
> a dictate of how people should be and act, but as a reflection of the
> community s ethos and culture as it had organically developed since the
> event's inception.
>
> As Burners, we have one of the strongest sets of principles set forth for
> us I have yet to encounter collectively as a whole. But how much do we
> really live these out from day to day? What do these principles mean to us,
> individually and as a community? How did you learn what this principle
> meant? Or is there a principle that you feel needs to be nurtured in your
> life?
>
> I want to inv ite you into my home to have an open discussion together as
> Burners, as friends, as family to discuss The Ten Principles of Burning
> Man. Over the next ten months before The Man burns in 2017, we will flesh
> out one principle at a time, examining each one at its most fundamental
> level and getting into the depths of what they have taught us in our
> community whether its at a Burn or our daily interactions with Burners (and
> Muggles!). For those of you wondering, yes, we will be squeezing in the
> 11th Principle of Consent, but I want to gain some momentum before we
> tackle that one.
>
> Please join me in these discussions. If you have a friend who hasn t been
> to a Burn but would like to come, that s great. Please bring an open mind
> and a willingness to walk out being the best Burner you can be!
>
> The first Principle we will discuss is Radical Inclusion, so be sure to
> invite anyone and everyone! Please just keep me posted if you are bringing
> someone and be sure to RSVP. I'll have some snacks, but feel free to bring
> something to eat or drink that's easy to share. This is a BYOC event.
>
> If you are coming from out of DC there's crash space.
>
>
>
> --Darrell Duane
> Text/Mobile: +1 202 670 8728 <(202)%20670-8728>
> Skype: darrell_duane
> Twitter: @DarrellDuane
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From: Darrell
To: dcburners@dcburners.org; Danielle Paulson
Sent: Monday, January 23, 2017 7:04 PM
Subject: [dcburners] Ongoing Discussion group about the Burner Principles starts this Sunday

Real Talk: The Ten Principles of Burning Man: Radical Inclusion, hosted by Dani Paulson  

https://www.facebook.com/events/408641639478533/

55 M ST NW, Washington, DC 20001  See facebook event for more details to get into Dani's apartment.
Burning Man co-founder Larry Harvey wrote the Ten Principles in 2004 as guide lines for the newly-formed Regional Network. They were crafted not as a dictate of how people should be and act, but as a reflection of the community s ethos and culture as it had organically developed since the event's inception.  
 As Burners, we have one of the strongest sets of principles set forth for us I have yet to encounter collectively as a whole. But how much do we really live these out from day to day? What do these principles mean to us, individually and as a community? How did you learn what this principle meant? Or is there a principle that you feel needs to be nurtured in your life?

I want to inv ite you into my home to have an open discussion together as Burners, as friends, as family to discuss The Ten Principles of Burning Man. Over the next ten months before The Man burns in 2017, we will flesh out one principle at a time, examining each one at its most fundamental level and getting into the depths of what they have taught us in our community whether its at a Burn or our daily interactions with Burners (and Muggles!). For those of you wondering, yes, we will be squeezing in the 11th Principle of Consent, but I want to gain some momentum before we tackle that one. 
 Please join me in these discussions. If you have a friend who hasn t been to a Burn but would like to come, that s great. Please bring an open mind and a willingness to walk out being the best Burner you can be!
The first Principle we will discuss is Radical Inclusion, so be sure to invite anyone and everyone! Please just keep me posted if you are bringing someone and be sure to RSVP. I'll have some snacks, but feel free to bring something to eat or drink that's easy to share. This is a BYOC event. 
 If you are coming from out of DC there's crash space. 

--Darrell Duane
Text/Mobile: +1 202 670 8728 Skype:            darrell_duane
Twitter:         @DarrellDuane 

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On Monday, January 23, 2017, 7:04 PM, Darrell wrote:

Real Talk: The Ten Principles of Burning Man: Radical Inclusion, hosted by Dani Paulson  

https://www.facebook.com/events/408641639478533/

55 M ST NW, Washington, DC 20001  See facebook event for more details to get into Dani's apartment.
Burning Man co-founder Larry Harvey wrote the Ten Principles in 2004 as guide lines for the newly-formed Regional Network. They were crafted not as a dictate of how people should be and act, but as a reflection of the community s ethos and culture as it had organically developed since the event's inception.  
 As Burners, we have one of the strongest sets of principles set forth for us I have yet to encounter collectively as a whole. But how much do we really live these out from day to day? What do these principles mean to us, individually and as a community? How did you learn what this principle meant? Or is there a principle that you feel needs to be nurtured in your life?

I want to inv ite you into my home to have an open discussion together as Burners, as friends, as family to discuss The Ten Principles of Burning Man. Over the next ten months before The Man burns in 2017, we will flesh out one principle at a time, examining each one at its most fundamental level and getting into the depths of what they have taught us in our community whether its at a Burn or our daily interactions with Burners (and Muggles!). For those of you wondering, yes, we will be squeezing in the 11th Principle of Consent, but I want to gain some momentum before we tackle that one. 
 Please join me in these discussions. If you have a friend who hasn t been to a Burn but would like to come, that s great. Please bring an open mind and a willingness to walk out being the best Burner you can be!
The first Principle we will discuss is Radical Inclusion, so be sure to invite anyone and everyone! Please just keep me posted if you are bringing someone and be sure to RSVP. I'll have some snacks, but feel free to bring something to eat or drink that's easy to share. This is a BYOC event. 
 If you are coming from out of DC there's crash space. 

--Darrell Duane
Text/Mobile: +1 202 670 8728 Skype:            darrell_duane
Twitter:         @DarrellDuane 

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