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| | What is a Mandorla? |
 | | The Italian word for "almond," Mandorla refers to the union of opposites, such as Heaven and Earth, Masculine and Feminine, known and unknown, and other paradoxical partners. |
 | | To step into the Mandorla is to move beyond "either-or" thinking - even beyond ideas of common ground or compromise - and stand in the tension of opposites long enough for something new to emerge. |
 | | In the realm of the Mandorla, the whole truly yields something greater than the sum of its parts, opening doors of possibility, discovery, and creativity. |
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