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  • 9:00-11:30am Spirituality and Social Action
    9:00 AM-11:30 AM
    2020.02.01

    Many of the world’s leaders who have led great/lasting social change did their work from a place of deep spirituality: Jesus, the Apostle Paul, Lincoln, Gandhi. Martin Luther King Jr.  When we get into the ‘thick’ of the daily challenges of trying to address the ills of our world, it is our inner spiritual resource that sustains and leads us on a path toward wisdom, skilled communication, and deep compassion.

    In this course we will define human spirituality and explore the work of deeper spirituality.  Also, we will review spirituality as a resource in the lives of several great spiritual/social leaders.

    Workshop Leader:  Jerry Burgess

    Dates:   2 Saturdays, February 1 and 8

    Time:   9:00am to 11:30am

     

  • 10:00am-12:00 noon – Lovingkindness Reflection
    10:00 AM-12:00 PM
    2020.02.01

    Cultivate an Open Heart

    The practice of Metta or Lovingkindness reflection helps us to develop and sustain a felt sense and attitude of lovingkindness toward ourselves, others, and all beings everywhere.

    Metta is a part of the Buddha’s heart teachings about lovingkindness, or the Brahma Viharas – compassion, sympathetic joy, equanimity, and “unbounded friendship” – often called as a group the “Heavenly Abodes.” This workshop will bring participants into experiences of lovingkindness and focus on how to bring about compassion, sympathetic joy, equanimity, and “unbounded friendship” in one’s daily life. The workshop will consider sila (virtue), samadhi (concentration), and pañña (wisdom) as they relate to lovingkindness. Since the purpose is to cultivate lovingkindness and good will, the workshop will be of benefit to anyone who is interested in the topic, no matter what spiritual tradition you might be interested in, or, for that matter, whether you are interested or involved in any spiritual tradition at all.  The focus will simply be on how a person can cultivate a felt sense and attitude of lovingkindness toward themselves, others, and all beings everywhere.
    Workshop Leader: Fred Martinson
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  • 6:30pm-8:00pm Beyond Egoic Consciousness
    6:30 PM-8:00 PM
    2020.02.04

    Beyond Egoic Consciousness

    Please plan on attending all seven sessions. The series will build on the same subject matter as we progress.
    Dates: 7 Sessions, Every other Tuesday beginning January 21, 2020
    1st Session – January 21
    2nd Session – February 4
    3rd Session – February 18
    4th Session – March 3
    5th Session – March 17
    6th Session – March 31
    7th Session – April 14

    Times: 6:30pm to 8:00pm

    The focus will be experiential and non-denominational; it will not be philosophical or dogmatic. It will include extemporaneous talks, guided meditation and inquiry. Consciousness will be revealed as being already present, complete and whole – only patiently awaiting our full recognition and appreciation of it.

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  • 6:00 to 8:00 pm – Third Half of Life
    6:00 PM-8:00 PM
    2020.02.05


    A Workshop for Men and Women as they Approach and Pass that Amazing Milestone of 60 Years

    Somewhere along the way, as our lives approach 60, then move on to 65, to 70, and beyond — the questions change, sometimes subtly, sometimes dramatically.

    But there are still questions. Profound questions. And decisions. And opportunities.

    Join us for an exploration of the questions and possibilities that arise during this important time of life: a time of seeking — and a time of finding.
    Workshop Leader: Jerry Askew
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  • 9:00-11:30am Spirituality and Social Action
    9:00 AM-11:30 AM
    2020.02.08

    Many of the world’s leaders who have led great/lasting social change did their work from a place of deep spirituality: Jesus, the Apostle Paul, Lincoln, Gandhi. Martin Luther King Jr.  When we get into the ‘thick’ of the daily challenges of trying to address the ills of our world, it is our inner spiritual resource that sustains and leads us on a path toward wisdom, skilled communication, and deep compassion.

    In this course we will define human spirituality and explore the work of deeper spirituality.  Also, we will review spirituality as a resource in the lives of several great spiritual/social leaders.

    Workshop Leader:  Jerry Burgess

    Dates:   2 Saturdays, February 1 and 8

    Time:   9:00am to 11:30am

     

  • 10:00am-12:00 noon – Lovingkindness Reflection
    10:00 AM-12:00 PM
    2020.02.08

    Cultivate an Open Heart

    The practice of Metta or Lovingkindness reflection helps us to develop and sustain a felt sense and attitude of lovingkindness toward ourselves, others, and all beings everywhere.

    Metta is a part of the Buddha’s heart teachings about lovingkindness, or the Brahma Viharas – compassion, sympathetic joy, equanimity, and “unbounded friendship” – often called as a group the “Heavenly Abodes.” This workshop will bring participants into experiences of lovingkindness and focus on how to bring about compassion, sympathetic joy, equanimity, and “unbounded friendship” in one’s daily life. The workshop will consider sila (virtue), samadhi (concentration), and pañña (wisdom) as they relate to lovingkindness. Since the purpose is to cultivate lovingkindness and good will, the workshop will be of benefit to anyone who is interested in the topic, no matter what spiritual tradition you might be interested in, or, for that matter, whether you are interested or involved in any spiritual tradition at all.  The focus will simply be on how a person can cultivate a felt sense and attitude of lovingkindness toward themselves, others, and all beings everywhere.
    Workshop Leader: Fred Martinson
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  • 6:00 to 8:00 pm – Third Half of Life
    6:00 PM-8:00 PM
    2020.02.12


    A Workshop for Men and Women as they Approach and Pass that Amazing Milestone of 60 Years

    Somewhere along the way, as our lives approach 60, then move on to 65, to 70, and beyond — the questions change, sometimes subtly, sometimes dramatically.

    But there are still questions. Profound questions. And decisions. And opportunities.

    Join us for an exploration of the questions and possibilities that arise during this important time of life: a time of seeking — and a time of finding.
    Workshop Leader: Jerry Askew
    6:00pm to 8:00pm
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  • 10:00am-12:00 noon – Lovingkindness Reflection
    10:00 AM-12:00 PM
    2020.02.15

    Cultivate an Open Heart

    The practice of Metta or Lovingkindness reflection helps us to develop and sustain a felt sense and attitude of lovingkindness toward ourselves, others, and all beings everywhere.

    Metta is a part of the Buddha’s heart teachings about lovingkindness, or the Brahma Viharas – compassion, sympathetic joy, equanimity, and “unbounded friendship” – often called as a group the “Heavenly Abodes.” This workshop will bring participants into experiences of lovingkindness and focus on how to bring about compassion, sympathetic joy, equanimity, and “unbounded friendship” in one’s daily life. The workshop will consider sila (virtue), samadhi (concentration), and pañña (wisdom) as they relate to lovingkindness. Since the purpose is to cultivate lovingkindness and good will, the workshop will be of benefit to anyone who is interested in the topic, no matter what spiritual tradition you might be interested in, or, for that matter, whether you are interested or involved in any spiritual tradition at all.  The focus will simply be on how a person can cultivate a felt sense and attitude of lovingkindness toward themselves, others, and all beings everywhere.
    Workshop Leader: Fred Martinson
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  • 6:30pm-8:00pm Beyond Egoic Consciousness
    6:30 PM-8:00 PM
    2020.02.18

    Beyond Egoic Consciousness

    Please plan on attending all seven sessions. The series will build on the same subject matter as we progress.
    Dates: 7 Sessions, Every other Tuesday beginning January 21, 2020
    1st Session – January 21
    2nd Session – February 4
    3rd Session – February 18
    4th Session – March 3
    5th Session – March 17
    6th Session – March 31
    7th Session – April 14

    Times: 6:30pm to 8:00pm

    The focus will be experiential and non-denominational; it will not be philosophical or dogmatic. It will include extemporaneous talks, guided meditation and inquiry. Consciousness will be revealed as being already present, complete and whole – only patiently awaiting our full recognition and appreciation of it.

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  • 6:00 to 8:00 pm – Third Half of Life
    6:00 PM-8:00 PM
    2020.02.19


    A Workshop for Men and Women as they Approach and Pass that Amazing Milestone of 60 Years

    Somewhere along the way, as our lives approach 60, then move on to 65, to 70, and beyond — the questions change, sometimes subtly, sometimes dramatically.

    But there are still questions. Profound questions. And decisions. And opportunities.

    Join us for an exploration of the questions and possibilities that arise during this important time of life: a time of seeking — and a time of finding.
    Workshop Leader: Jerry Askew
    6:00pm to 8:00pm
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  • 10:00am-12:00 noon – Lovingkindness Reflection
    10:00 AM-12:00 PM
    2020.02.22

    Cultivate an Open Heart

    The practice of Metta or Lovingkindness reflection helps us to develop and sustain a felt sense and attitude of lovingkindness toward ourselves, others, and all beings everywhere.

    Metta is a part of the Buddha’s heart teachings about lovingkindness, or the Brahma Viharas – compassion, sympathetic joy, equanimity, and “unbounded friendship” – often called as a group the “Heavenly Abodes.” This workshop will bring participants into experiences of lovingkindness and focus on how to bring about compassion, sympathetic joy, equanimity, and “unbounded friendship” in one’s daily life. The workshop will consider sila (virtue), samadhi (concentration), and pañña (wisdom) as they relate to lovingkindness. Since the purpose is to cultivate lovingkindness and good will, the workshop will be of benefit to anyone who is interested in the topic, no matter what spiritual tradition you might be interested in, or, for that matter, whether you are interested or involved in any spiritual tradition at all.  The focus will simply be on how a person can cultivate a felt sense and attitude of lovingkindness toward themselves, others, and all beings everywhere.
    Workshop Leader: Fred Martinson
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  • 6:00 to 8:00 pm – Third Half of Life
    6:00 PM-8:00 PM
    2020.02.26


    A Workshop for Men and Women as they Approach and Pass that Amazing Milestone of 60 Years

    Somewhere along the way, as our lives approach 60, then move on to 65, to 70, and beyond — the questions change, sometimes subtly, sometimes dramatically.

    But there are still questions. Profound questions. And decisions. And opportunities.

    Join us for an exploration of the questions and possibilities that arise during this important time of life: a time of seeking — and a time of finding.
    Workshop Leader: Jerry Askew
    6:00pm to 8:00pm
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  • 10:00am-12:00 noon – Lovingkindness Reflection
    10:00 AM-12:00 PM
    2020.02.29

    Cultivate an Open Heart

    The practice of Metta or Lovingkindness reflection helps us to develop and sustain a felt sense and attitude of lovingkindness toward ourselves, others, and all beings everywhere.

    Metta is a part of the Buddha’s heart teachings about lovingkindness, or the Brahma Viharas – compassion, sympathetic joy, equanimity, and “unbounded friendship” – often called as a group the “Heavenly Abodes.” This workshop will bring participants into experiences of lovingkindness and focus on how to bring about compassion, sympathetic joy, equanimity, and “unbounded friendship” in one’s daily life. The workshop will consider sila (virtue), samadhi (concentration), and pañña (wisdom) as they relate to lovingkindness. Since the purpose is to cultivate lovingkindness and good will, the workshop will be of benefit to anyone who is interested in the topic, no matter what spiritual tradition you might be interested in, or, for that matter, whether you are interested or involved in any spiritual tradition at all.  The focus will simply be on how a person can cultivate a felt sense and attitude of lovingkindness toward themselves, others, and all beings everywhere.
    Workshop Leader: Fred Martinson

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