CoBM was mentioned toward the end of this article; always nice to be accurately represented. “It is a recognized religious institution, it is an actual church. Its tenets are practicing body modification as a way to strengthen the body, spirit and soul."
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"My piecings are my expressions of freedom, strength and individuality. It's my peace with the universe and myself. I feel it keeps me bonded to a higher connection."
Today marks the birthday of our friend Rick Frueh, who passed away a few years ago from lung cancer. Rick was a previous CoBM President and member of its Board of Advisors. Happy birthday Rick, we miss… https://t.co/C12mSBHgaR
Here's an academic paper on tattoos and belonging; great to reference and also for its 2+ pages of references. Definitely worth sharing/bookmarking.
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We've been assisting some students at Elon University with a project on body modification and ritual. If you'd like to help, you can take a short survey -and feel free to share it. 👍
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The amazing @piercinghq HookedUp team did these #hooks in me a long time ago. It was a moving, spiritual experience for myself and the other people… https://t.co/uH0SrXAU2q
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We agree with you @center4inquiry that couples should be able to choose a nonreligious wedding officiant if they wish. But what's with the disparaging comments about the CoBM? Next time contact us for the facts instead of publishing uninformed opinion.
Best wishes on the case.