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Archive for category Social Networks
Near-Death Resources, Websites, Networks
Posted by Sunfellow in Current Events & Projects, Social Networks, Websites & Blogs on August 3, 2010
Those of you who have been following my work know that I have been getting increasingly involved in studying, reporting on, and creating online resources to support the serious exploration of near-death experiences and related phenomena. Here’s a quick list of the resources, networks, and websites I have created to date:
• NHNE’s NDE Resource Center & Social Network
• NHNE Near-Death Experiences Resource Page
• NHNE NDE on Facebook
• NHNE NDE on Twitter
• IANDS Group Leaders Network
• NHNE Near-Death Bookstore
• Sedona IANDS
• LA IANDS
• San Diego IANDS
• South Bay IANDS
• Beverly Brodsky
A list of outstanding primers and recommended books are listed in the left-hand column of NHNE’s NDE Network. NHNE’s NDE Network also contains an outstanding collection of videos, most of them first-person testimonials. A list of local groups that are gathering to study near-death experiences (and related phenomena) are listed in the left-hand column of the IANDS Group Leaders Network. Finally, all the websites I have been creating for small groups associated with IANDS (the International Association for Near-Death Studies), including Sedona IANDS, contain a quick list of outstanding resources listed under the “Resources” menu.
The Sedona Community Gardens Network
Posted by Sunfellow in Current Events & Projects, Social Networks on July 30, 2010
I launched the Sedona Community Gardens Network in April of 2008. Nine months later, I finally got around to announcing it, inviting people to join, and starting to add content. The network, which was created for “people living in Sedona and our sister communities who are interested in organic gardens, permaculture, sustainability, and community” now has 153 members, 72 great videos, and photos and links to many like-minded people in the Verde Valley.
A few days ago, our Ning-based social network was joined by a sister network on Facebook. While our Ning network provides a place where people can get to know one another, post videos, photos, and music, and engage in discussions, our Facebook network is mostly for getting information out quickly to interested people.
If you live in Sedona or one of our sister communities, you can join our Ning network; you can join our Facebook network no matter where you live! Come take a look…
IANDS Group Leaders Network
Posted by Sunfellow in Current Events & Projects, Social Networks on June 19, 2010
If you’ve been following my work closely, you probably noticed that I am getting increasingly involved in all facets of the near-death experience movement. First I created the NHNE Near-Death Resource Center & Social Network (which currently has 63 members). After that, I created a network on Facebook and Twitter, which I use primarily as news feeds. Next came a network to support IANDS Group Leaders, who are the people on the front lines, hosting groups in their local communities. While only IANDS-affiliated group leaders are able to join this network, the home page is public and offers some great resources to the general public, including a side bar that lists IANDS Groups around the U.S.. Come check it out!









