About the Book
There it is, on the thrift store rack between a muu-muu and a sundress. Nuts! Another metaphysical orphan. Where is THIS weird story headed? I know my work when I see it, and often that first glance carries a felt sense of I hate it. Wish I could say it's all butterflies and rainbows, but turning poison into medicine doesn't work that way. I buy the long black cassock, give it a new, intentionally yonic red cotton pocket to replace a mysteriously missing one, and then park it in the coat closet to marinate for a year or so.
Queering the Black Coat is a journey into reclaiming the body from patriarchal religion, finding joy in the midst of global disaster, and transmuting the disliked into the heart of freedom.
Queering the Black Coat is a journey into reclaiming the body from patriarchal religion, finding joy in the midst of global disaster, and transmuting the disliked into the heart of freedom.
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Features & Details
- Primary Category: Arts & Photography Books
- Additional Categories Religion & Spirituality
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Project Option: Small Square, 7×7 in, 18×18 cm
# of Pages: 114 -
Isbn
- Hardcover, ImageWrap: 9798210844767
- Publish Date: Oct 01, 2023
- Language English
- Keywords transformation, regalia, buddhist practice
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About the Creator
Julie Puttgen
Lebanon, NH
Julie Puttgen (MFA, LCMHC, SEP, REAT) shows up in the world as an expressive arts and somatic facilitator offering individual and group programs at the intersections of play, sacred space, and healing. A licensed clinical mental health counselor in private practice, she also facilitates SoulCollage and Systemic Constellations. Her work is online at www.108namesofnow.com, www.weavingwisdomworkshops, and www.everyday-regalia.com Just So Space is her imprint through Blurb.
