Our “What the Bleep” discussion group began in March, 2005 in response to a big desire on the part of many folks who had seen the movie and wanted to contemplate and explore new ways of thinking which could/would open doorways to a higher level of consciousness for each individual.
Siljoy Maurer, being a board member of the local chapter of the Institute of Noetic Sciences, volunteered to organize and work with the group. Considering the many needs and wants of the participants, Siljoy has facilitated a format that later included both free flowing discussion with her and a more structured discussion facilitated by Anita Nosbush which followed the study guide developed by IONS.
“I attended all but one of Siljoy Maurer’s “What the [Bleep]…” discussion groups that she ran for IONS-Tucson. It is hard to imagine that anyone could have done a better job of it. She was open and encouraged all participants to “speak their truth”. It was a group meeting that people tried hard not to miss.”
John Dommisse, 65, Tucson
You can read and/or download the workbook by Clicking Here.
Information on the local chapter of IONS and possiblilities to engage in online discussions You will find at: IONS Tucson
The “What the Bleep” study group continues to meet with new facilitation on the 3rd Friday of the month from 7 – 9PM at The University Medical Center (Campbell between Grant and Speedway): use the main entrance to the hospital, walk straight to the rear of the building where you will find the cafeteria, we will meet in the conference rooms on the left. The meeting is free, donations for the local IONS chapter are appreciated!
“Siljoy is a skilled facilitator. I’ve had the opportunity of working with her in a large group meeting where she facilitated. – no easy matter. She always created a safe space for everyone to participate.” R.G., Tucson, AZ
“I have enjoyed and gained a lot from the open meditations and the closing readings. Also the thoughts and reflections you have provided. The beautiful thoughts have remained with me. Thank you.” CR
“Siljoy combines knowledge, humor, consistent wisdom, sharp observation and a steady hand as a facilitator with an obvious dedication and firm intention to see possible evolution in herself and everyone she contacts. My resounding applause and friendship.” Jack McDonald, 48, Tucson
“Siljoy, I have been so inspired by the leadership, commitment and energy you brought to the "What The Bleep?!" group. Your skills as a facilitator provided a respectful forum for the diverse minds and souls of the participants to explore and discuss each other's thoughtful comments. You are a treasure. Thank you!”
Robin Peel, Tucson
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