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Trine-Line Biong, a trained actor, director and coach, joined as chief editor in the Flux Foundation in 1997. Jessica is researching ‘the body, nature and dialogue’, an exploration of ecological identity. She is currently studying a PhD in ecolinguistics at the University of Gloucestershire, under the supervision of Professor Arran Stibbe, author and founder of the International Ecolinguistics Association. Jessica has worked with a diverse range of organisations across sectors from corporate and international development to education and charities. Jessica Ball is a creative facilitator dedicated to working towards positive social and environmental change through transformative learning, dialogue and the value of creativity.

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It is the flow of life at both individual and collective spheres. David Bohm’s description of dialogue also refers to an essential flow: that of “meaning moving through.” Does dialogue, as well, have a heart, an essential core, through which a developing meaning flows? What might emerge as our all-women dialogue gestates this question? To see the Full Beyond Bohm Part 1 program Metaphorically, the heart has been considered as that which brings about the coursing of spirit, meaning and emotion throughout one’s person, one’s relationships and one’s community. What is the heart? In physiology, as far back as human records go, heart has been thought of as the core of the physical body, the sine qua non of life.

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