Cobb Institute

John Cobb & Friends Gathering - Sophia Said
2021-07-13 10:00 - 12:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Online Event
Presenter(s): Sophia Said

Topic: On Being Muslim in America

Sophia Said started a mosque in Arkansas, and will share her experience with us. See the website of the Madina Institute and Mosque, and the Arkansas Interfaith Center, which partners with Cobb Institute for interfaith conversations. See also her Open Horizons affirmation “I Am Not Afraid.“

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John Cobb & Friends Gathering - Derek Engdahl
2021-07-20 10:00 - 12:00 | Online Event
Presenter(s): Derek Engdahl

Topic: Making Compassion a Community Asset

Derek W. Engdahl, along with his wife Lisa, are General Directors of Servant Partners, “transforming communities with the urban poor.” He currently supervises several domestic and international sites. Alongside his international commitments, Derek also ministers in the urban poor community of Pomona, California, where he has lived with his wife and daughter since 1998.

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John Cobb & Friends Gathering - Dr. Yuan Gao
2021-07-27 10:00 - 12:00 | Online Event
Presenter(s): Dr. Yuan Gao

Topic: Whitehead and Agriculture

Ms. Gao was formerly a visiting scholar at the Center for Process Studies in Claremont, and she has just received her Ph.D. from China’s premiere educational institution, Beijing Normal University. She will share what she has learned by writing the first Ph.D. dissertation in China on Whitehead and Agriculture. She will be ZOOMing in live from Beijing.

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John Cobb & Friends Gathering - Ellie Leaning & Anna Hixson
2021-08-03 10:00 - 12:00 | Online Event
Presenter(s): Ellie Leaning & Anna Hixson

Topic: EcoCiv’s Water Initiatives: Help for Our Drought?

With drought in Southwest US at historic levels, what can we learn from global water initiatives of the Institute for Ecological Civilization? Ellie Leaning, Projects Director for EcoCiv, is also Project Director for W12+, “a movement that collects, catalyzes, and incubates urban water solutions.” She will be joined by Anna Hixson, an EcoCiv Research and Development Associate. For more information about Leaning and Hixson see team members.

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John Cobb & Friends Gathering - Lisa Landoe Hedrick
2021-08-10 10:00 - 12:00 | Online Event
Presenter(s): Lisa Landoe Hedrick

Topic: The Artisanship of Facthood

Dr. Lisa Landoe Hedrick will explore “The Artisanship of Facthood: Thinking with Whitehead on the Fragility of a Common World.” It’s a timely theme articulated in her June 3 article in Sightings, “Alfred North Whitehead and the ‘Facts’: How an old philosophical trap continues to ensnare us today.” (Before Tuesday, please read it!) Her conclusion? “If we are to make our way out of this era of ‘alternative facts,’ then we must beware the trap of appealing to the world of facts as some kind of bedrock. We would do better to remember that ‘facts’ themselves are constituted by the social relationality of belonging. In other words, we will not be able to persuade each other with facts alone, but must begin with what it means to be in relation with one another.”

Dr. Landoe Hedrick will elaborate on the context of the article, which draws upon her recent book, Whitehead and the Pittsburgh School: Preempting the Problem of Intentionality, and how it relates to her intellectual concerns going forward. Reviewing the book, Nancy Frankenberry (Dartmouth College) said, “Not since the pioneering work of the late George W. Shields has a Whitehead scholar tackled the critical relation of Whitehead to analytic philosophy. Hedrick does it here in a thoroughly up-to-date and decisive way with a brilliant focus on the meaning of intentionality and the need to make sense of the relationship between mind and world.”

Lisa Landoe Hedrick (Ph.D. U of Chicago, 2019), is now a Divinity Teaching Fellow in the College at the University of Chicago. Her current research explores the relationship between Anglo-American theories of language, nature, and metaphysics. She is Book Review Editor of The American Journal of Theology and Philosophy, the journal of the Institute for American Religious and Philosophical Thought.

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Tim Eastman Unties the Gordian Knot - Chapter 3
2021-08-14 08:00 - 10:00
In this series of conversations Tim Eastman will engage with other scholars about his new book, Untying the Gordian Knot: Process, Reality, and Context.

In Untying the Gordian Knot: Process, Reality, and Context, Timothy E. Eastman proposes a new creative synthesis, the Logoi framework-which is radically inclusive and incorporates both actuality and potentiality-to show how the fundamental notions of process, logic, and relations, woven with triads of input-output-context and quantum logical distinctions, can resolve a baker’s dozen of age-old philosophic problems.

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John Cobb & Friends Gathering - Eugene Shirley
2021-08-17 10:00 - 12:00 | Online Event
Presenter(s): Eugene Shirley

Topic: What’s Up with Pando?

John Cobb is the Founding Board Chair of Pando Populus, and Eugene Shirley is its Founding President. Eugene will update us on Pando Days and other projects of Pando, an organization named after Earth’s largest living organism. Pando follows a process to enhance “Southland sustainability” among communities in Los Angeles County. They have developed multiple partnerships to work on Los Angeles County’s Sustainability Goals. “We have a process for creating and accelerating bold solutions to countywide sustainability challenges. The process includes leveraging the County’s talent pool in new ways to deliver innovative ideas and practical plans with measurable impact.”

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John Cobb & Friends Gathering - Andrew Schwartz
2021-08-24 10:00 - 12:00 | Online Event
Presenter(s): Andrew Schwartz

Topic: Resourcing “Process & Faith”

For many years the Center for Process Studies has provided resources for faith communities interested in process-relational approaches to exploring their commitments. The program was called “Process and Faith,” offering “Real Spirituality for Real Life.” CPS is partnering with the Cobb Institute to expand the reach to diverse faith communities with resources that will help them explore life and express their faith through a process-relational lens. We look forward to an update from Dr. William Andrew Schwartz, Executive Director of the Center for Process Studies and Assistant Professor of Process Studies & Comparative Theology at Claremont School of Theology. Cobb Institute board members Jay McDaniel and Kat Reeves are also playing a key role.

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John Cobb & Friends Gathering - Mary Elizabeth Moore
2021-08-31 10:00 - 12:00 | Online Event
Presenter(s): Mary Elizabeth Moore

Topic: Touching the Holy in Unholy Times

Through poetry and photography, Mary Elizabeth invites us to explore the sacred landscape of creation and the godness that fills every being and the cosmic whole. We will especially focus on the power of spiritual attuning and deepening to foster life-giving habits in individuals and societies – habits of delighting, mourning, healing, and social revolution. Mary Elizabeth is Dean Emerita and Professor of Theology and Education in Boston University School of Theology. On sabbatical now, she is writing two books that are enriching her life and will hopefully enrich others. They are a book of meditations from which the Tuesday readings and photos come, and a monograph on sacrality and revolution.

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John Cobb & Friends Gathering - Rolla Lewis
2021-09-07 10:00 - 12:00 | Online Event
Presenter(s): Rolla Lewis

Topic: Lifescaping–Creating a World We Want to Live In

Dr. Rolla Lewis is Professor Emeritus in Educational Psychology at California State University, East Bay, and a Taos Institute Associate. His current research and scholarly interests include public education advocacy, participatory leadership, and action research practices using the participatory inquiry process to lifescape school communities in ways that enhance student learning power, wellness, and connectedness to the living environment and the communities where they live. He was a School Counseling Coordinator at Portland State University, 1995-2006, and at CSUEB, 2006-2014.

Dr. Lewis’s life experience includes deep ecology, Taoism, the practice of Tai Chi, post-theistic Christianity, narrative, and social constructionism. He looks forward to learning more about Whitehead’s philosophy of education.

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Tim Eastman Unties the Gordian Knot - Chapter 4
2021-09-11 08:00 - 10:00

John Cobb & Friends Gathering - Jonathan Ellerby
2021-09-14 10:00 - 12:00 | Online Event
Presenter(s): Jonathan Ellerby

Topic: Beyond Feel-Good Spirituality?

Cobb Institute has appreciated the work of Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat through the community created by their Spirituality and Practice website for resourcing spirituality explorations. Jay McDaniel, who writes “Process Musings” for the site, invites the new S&P Executive Director, Jonathan Ellerby, into dialogue about emerging themes in spirituality work. For a world in need, does spirituality have a place in creating compassionate communities and ecological civilization? Dr. Ellerby brings to the discussion, not only his academic background as a Ph.D. scholar of religious traditions, but also his exploration of multiple native spiritualities, his writing of the best-selling Return to the Sacred: Ancient Pathways to Spiritual Awakening, and his practical workshops. You may further explore Dr. Ellerby’s journeys in holistic wellness and spirituality via videos on his website, where you may also download free his book Religious Experience.

Jay McDaniel has written extensively about the Brussats’ “Wheel of Spirituality” on his Open Horizons website. Explore with us future hopes for Spirituality and Practice as they move forward with Dr. Ellerby’s leadership!

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John Cobb & Friends Gathering - Imagine! Process Church?!
2021-09-21 10:00 - 12:00 | Online Event
Topic: Imagine! Process Church?!

Presenter(s): Bonnie Tarwater, Tim Burnette, Jeff Wells, Alexis Lillie, and Jorge Lockward

We will hear from spiritual pioneers who are reimagining Christian ministries in a “process” way. Bonnie Tarwater will share from the John Cobb Farm in Oregon her experience founding Church for Our Common Home, committed to the earth, the divine feminine, and the arts. Tim Burnette will report the experience of the Way Collective, “a contemplative community for love and liberation working for the common good in Santa Barbara, CA.” Pastors Jeff Wells and Alexis Lillie, and musician Jorge Lockward will share their experience at Church of the Village, a United Methodist congregation at New York City’s Greenwich Village, which has begun exploring what it would mean to be an intentionally “process” church. (To access a sermon series, “In the Way of Jesus,” that will include messages by John Cobb on September 12, 19, and 26 at 10:30 a.m. ET, click here.)

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John Cobb & Friends Gathering - Matt Segall
2021-09-28 10:00 - 12:00 | Online Event
Topic: Whither Science?

Presenter(s): Matt Segall

Dr. Matt Segall chairs the Cobb Institute Science Advisory Committee. On the faculty of California Institute of Integral Studies he is Assistant Professor in the Philosophy and Religion Department. His doctoral dissertation (2016) in the program on Philosophy, Cosmology, and Consciousness has been revised into the book Physics of the World-Soul, published by Sacra Sage (May, 2021) in Kindle and paperback editions. An earlier edition subtitled the book, “The Relevance of Alfred North Whitehead’s Philosophy of Organism to Contemporary Scientific Cosmology.” John Cobb’s Foreword to the book calls it “at the Cutting edge!” Explore Matt’s podcasts and articles at Footnotes2Plato.com.

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John Cobb & Friends Gathering - John Cobb
2021-10-05 10:00 - 12:00 | Online Event
Topic: Remove the Obstacles!

Presenter(s): John Cobb

John Cobb invites his Friends to consider a letter he intends to send to Presidents Xi and Biden to Remove the Obstacles to Ecological Civilization. The idea started simply as a “benediction” at the close of a service where he had preached for Church of the Village in New York City. In place of a standard biblical quotation as a closing word of blessing, he simply named a hope—that President Xi of China and President Biden of the United States would meet and commit to saving the planet!

The letter begins, “The habitability of the planet can no longer be taken for granted. Both of you have done, and are doing, much to counter the profound threat to the future. We are at a crossroads. The two of you have made possible an historical change that might save us all from unimaginable disasters. PLEASE lead us into the new possibility you have created.”

John Cobb, a distinguished member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, has a lot of credibility in China. Of the 2000 persons attending the 2015 Claremont Conference on “Seizing an Alternative,” 300 were from China. A 2019 article, “Red China is turning green,” quotes a speech by President Xi that “could have been written by John B. Cobb, Jr., an American theologian, philosopher and environmentalist who is highly influential in China.” Even in this year of extreme isolation for John’s residential community, he has kept up a steady pace of lectures to Chinese audiences.

Come join John, Bonnie Tarwater, and Zhihe Wang and Meijun Fan to help polish the letter and strategize its sending.

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Process Pop-Up: Olson and Whitehead
2021-10-06 15:00 - 17:00, 2021-10-13 15:00 - 17:00 | Online Event
What is a Process Pop-Up?

Process pop-ups are hour-long, informal gatherings that “pop up” occasionally, and are available to interested and curious minds. They are exploratory and open-ended, like process philosophy itself. Their subjects range from poetry to science, theology to ecology, music to biology. They are facilitated by Jay McDaniel and sponsored by the Cobb Institute.

What is this Pop-Up about?

Our theme is process and poetry though the lens of an essay on the the New England poet Charles Olson (1910-1970). He was a key member of the Black Mountain School of American Poetry (1933-1956) also one of the most philosophical poets of his generation. Olson’s poetry is heavily influenced by the process metaphysics of Alfred North Whitehead. Another poet, Robin Blaser, describes the influence of Whitehead on Olson in his essay: The Violets: Charles Olson and Alfred North Whitehead (1983). This process pop-up is an informal exploration of Blaser’s essay, found on the link above and also on this page in Open Horizons: Turning Process into Poetry: Charles Olson.

When is this Pop-Up

October 6th and October 13th at 3:00 PM Pacific / 5:00 PM Central

Resources to Consider

Turning Process Into Poetry, an article on Open Horizons

Writing poetry is not simply a personal act: it is cosmological act. It is a moment-by- moment process of concrescence, inspired by breath itself, not by rules of meter and rhyme, with the outcome, the poem, a gift to the world, which is likewise in process, and which furthers the creative advance into novelty.

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The Process of Dying
2021-10-07 16:00 - 18:00, 2021-10-14 16:00 - 18:00
Two Sessions Examining the Harmful Impact of Modern Views of Death and Offering Healthy Alternatives

In this two-session workshop, the Reverends Joelle Johns and Kathleen Reeves will critically examine the denial of death by medical technology, problems with the for-profit death industry, its negative impact on the environment, and offer healthy alternatives for the environment and our psyche that are based on the insights of Buddhism and process thought.

Yes, it’s that conversation, the one no one wants to have. But this one comes with a different perspective: a process and Buddhist outlook on the death industry’s impact on the environment and alternatives. Death and dying has been taken out of the hands of families and our ancestral wisdom has been lost. We don’t know how to die anymore. That often leads to painful, exhausting, and invasive but fruitless procedures from a medical industry that perceives death as failure. It leads to environmentally devastating practices that feeds a for-profit funeral industry. There is a way to reclaim our own dying, to have a good death with quality of life toward the end, and give back to the earth through green options. We also address the “Death File” and what should be included.

About the Instructors

Joelle Johns is an interfaith minister, community/hospice chaplain, certified end of life doula, and pastoral thanatologist.

Kathleen Reeves is an interfaith minister, hospice chaplain, bereavement coordinator, and death midwife.

October 7th and 14th at 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM PacificRSVP below to receive Zoom meeting information.

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Tim Eastman Unties the Gordian Knot - Chapter 5
2021-10-09 08:00 - 10:00

John Cobb & Friends Gathering - George Strawn
2021-10-12 10:00 - 12:00 | Online Event
Topic: Unemployment When People are Superfluous

Presenter(s): George Strawn

George O. Strawn is the director emeritus of the Board on Research Data and Information at the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine where he focused on Open Science and FAIR data. He continues this work an an NAS scholar. Prior to joining the Academies, Dr. Strawn was the director of the National Coordination Office (NCO) for the Networking and Information Technology Research and Development (NITRD) Program and co-chair of the NITRD interagency committee. Dr. Strawn held these positions while on leave from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to the Office of Science and Technology Policy in the Whitehouse.

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John Cobb & Friends Gathering - Mirian Vilela
2021-10-19 10:00 - 12:00 | Online Event
Topic: Earth Charter’s Gifts for the Planet

Presenter(s): Mirian Vilela

Since 1996 Brazilian Mirian Vilelas has been working with the Earth Charter movement to promote the United Nations’ sustainability goals. She is now the Executive Director of the Earth Charter International Secretariat and the Center for Education for Sustainable Development at UPEACE. Earth Charter has produced many educational webinars in cooperation with EcoCiv and others. Learn more of Earth Charter’s work, including the roll out of a new Human Development Index and preparations for the UN Climate Summit in Glasgow in November.

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Educational Development Meeting – Lynn De Jonghe
2021-10-25 15:00 - 16:00 | Online Event
We’re very excited that Lynn De Jonghe has agreed to join us this month to give a presentation on her forthcoming book, Starting with Whitehead: Raising Children to Thrive in Treacherous Times, to be published with Hamilton Books, a subsidiary of Rowman & Littlefield.Dr. Lynn Sargent De Jonghe has had a career in progressive education that spans more than forty years. She served as the founding Head of East Bay Sierra School, which later merged with another school to form Prospect Sierra School, to become one of the preeminent schools in the San Francisco Bay Area. Prior to her work in independent schools, Lynn spent fifteen years in public education administering federal funds to innovative programs, advocating for project learning as an alternative to textbooks, and pushing for integration in Massachusetts schools. She received her BA degree in History from Harvard University and a MS in Library Science from Simmons College before completing her PhD in Education at Cornell University. Her doctoral work on children’s problem solving led her to push for challenging educational programs that encourage all students to pursue learning in depth and to use problem solving skills, collaborative learning, and exploration of values in an integrated curriculum. More broadly she is committed to social justice, to moving society from divisiveness to compassion, and to saving the sentient and becoming-sentient life on our planet.We hope you can join us for what is sure to be a stimulating presentation by one of the process movement’s foremost experts on education.

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John Cobb & Friends Gathering - Ernie Tamminga
2021-10-26 10:00 - 12:00 | Online Event
Topic: Teilhard & Whitehead—A Dialogue

Presenter(s): Ernie Tamminga

Earnie Tamminga has been a fan of Teilhard de Chardin for decades, and he also participates regularly in living room dialogues with Whitehead scholar, David Ray Griffin. Get a head start on the learning circle that Dr. Tamminga will be facilitating for the Cobb Institute next month on Teilhard’s classic work The Human Phenomenon.

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Process Pop-Up: Can a Christian be a Buddhist, too?
2021-10-27 15:00 - 16:00 | Online Event
What is a Process Pop-Up?

Process pop-ups are hour-long, informal gatherings that “pop up” occasionally, and are available to interested and curious minds. They are exploratory and open-ended, like process philosophy itself. Their subjects range from poetry to science, theology to ecology, music to biology. They are facilitated by Jay McDaniel and sponsored by the Cobb Institute.

What is this Pop-Up about?

Our question is: Can a Christian be a Buddhist, Too? Process thought offers a unique way of understanding and appreciating Buddhist insights concerning impermanence, the primacy of the moment, inter-becoming, no-self, the listening side of love, and the importance of mindfulness, while also understanding and appreciating Christian understandings of God in Christ as a bodhisattva-like Great Compassion who loves each and all with a tender care that nothing be lost, and the life of discipleship as one of practicing the presence of God in daily life. In this hour we will explore the possibility that, with help from process theology, a Christian can indeed be a Buddhist, too. Our springboard for discussion and frame of reference will be Can a Christian be a Buddhist, Too? on Open Horizons.

When is this Pop-Up

October 27th at 3:00 PM Pacific / 5:00 PM Central

Resources to Consider

Can a Christian be a Buddhist, Too?, article on Open Horizons

Buddhism can help Christians become better Christians by helping them become better listeners, more sensitive to the mutual becoming of all things, more open to fresh possibilities (initial aims) for wisdom, compassion, and creativity in daily life. Yes, Christians can be Buddhists, too.

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John Cobb & Friends Gathering - Richard Rose & Jan Chase
2021-11-02 10:00 - 12:00 | Online Event
Topic: Parliament of World Religions

Presenters: Richard Rose & Jan Chase

Richard Rose and Jan Chase will share the way the Parliament of World Religions is enabling Healthy, Compassionate Communities—Interfaithfully. They have both participated in several gatherings of the Parliament, and they created presentations for the 8th Parliament, held virtually October 16-18. Learn more about “The World’s Premier Interfaith Convening Organization” at the Parliament website.

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Whitehead & Jung Course
2021-11-02 16:30 - 18:00, 2021-11-09 16:30 - 18:00
In this six-session course, Dr. Sheri D. Kling will guide students through the deep resonances between the philosophy of organism of Alfred North Whitehead and analytical psychology of Carl Gustav Jung to show what these two great thinkers have in common and why we need them now more than ever.

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John Cobb & Friends Gathering - Damian Geddry
2021-11-09 10:00 - 12:00 | Online Event
Topic: Google My Soul: Reaching A New Generation of Spiritual Seekers

Presenter: Damian Geddry

Damian Geddry is a marketing professional who “stumbled into Claremont School of Theology and became fascinated by the disconnect between mainstream protestant churches and their communities.” He created a series of classes, workshops and seminars that address the church disconnect by using research and marketing techniques.

Damian Geddry cut his marketing teeth at Gray Advertising in New York, one of the largest ad agencies in the world. He currently works in a Toyota digital ecosystem the intersection of advertising, social media, website, CRM, and search engine optimization. He explains why “nonprofit organizations—from mainline protestant churches to environmental groups—have a visibility challenge. They are often invisible to Google…and social media.” How can we listen before we speak? Research before we reach out? So, can you Google your soul? Let’s talk about it!

In our conversation Paul Capetz, pastor of Christ Church by the Sea, a United Methodist church in Newport Beach, will also share how he’s been applying what he’s learning from Damian.

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Tim Eastman Unties the Gordian Knot - Chapter 6
2021-11-13 08:00 - 10:00
