- 22 October 2009
- Published in About PolyOz
About PolyOz
Imagine For A Moment......
A Community Where Love Is Abundant, Where Spirit Is Honoured, And Where The Body Is Sacred.
This Is Truly, Love Without Limits. PolyOz Is Building Such A Community.
This Site Reflects Who We Are, And Our Place Within The Polyamorous Lifestyle.
Join Us On An Adventure Into The Exploration Of Your True Essence. Allow Your Heart To Expand And Discover A New Richness Deep Within Your Being.
PolyOz Statement of Purpose
1. To provide an educational forum for interested support groups, individuals and families concerning the social, medical, legal, personal, interpersonal and moral issues involving ethical, committed, and egalitarian non-monogamy.
2. To provide assistance, including various print and non-print informational resources, to interested support groups, individuals and families concerning the social, medical, legal, personal, interpersonal and moral issues involving ethical, committed, and egalitarian non-monogamy.
3. To provide a supportive and non-judgmental environment for the free discussion of the issues involving ethical, committed, and egalitarian non-monogamy.
4. To inform the general public at large of the significant differences between ethical, committed, and egalitarian non-monogamy and the more common, harmful and stereotypical forms of non-monogamy: e.g. adultery, swinging, and traditional sexist polygamy.
5. To provide other support groups, general public groups and associations with a speakers' bureau and similar resources, to help correct the adverse stereotypes associated with the various forms of non-monogamy.
6. To offer events and organize venues for the gathering of interested individuals and families, so as to provide an environment of acceptance and mutual support for this small and misunderstood minority and to provide assistance where requested to groups throughout Australia to establish such venues and events on an ongoing basis.
- 22 October 2009
- Published in Introduction
Polyamory has been defined as the philosophy and practice of loving more than one person at a time with honesty and integrity. The term Polyamory was coined in the late 80's by a pagan Priestess, Morning Glory Zell, and defines a range of different lifestyle alternatives. In most cases, but not all, this involves some sexual or at least intensely intimate sensual behavior. - reference:- ejhs.org Polyamorous people come from a wide variety of backgrounds. Some belong to an organised religion, and some don't. Some have children, and some don't. Some are currently looking for new relationships, and some aren't. We are of all ages, ethnicities, sexual orientations, occupations, and political persuasions.
