Moore to speak in U.K. as patron of Re•Vision
Thomas Moore is the new patron of Re•Vision, a charity registered in London, U.K., that started in 1988 as a counselling and psychotherapy training centre "with a transpersonal and integrative perspective based on the principles of Psychosynthesis." It offers counselling and psychotherapy services that draw on ancient wisdom for everyday life. Re•Vision is hosting two events with Thomas Moore in March, 2007.
Sexuality And Spirituality: Mutual Needs Of The Soul
March 2, 2007, 7.30-10pm
Fee: £40
"To be completely fulfilling, sexuality needs a spiritual vision... What is needed is a deeper notion of what sex is all about and a spirituality that does not denigrate the body and its passions." Thomas Moore will explore this deeper notion of sexuality in an open talk.
Dark Nights Of The Soul: Deep Care In Times Of Ordeal
March 4, 2007 (Venue to be announced) 2-6pm
Fee: £55 (£45 for Graduate members)
"Dark passages in life are natural and to be expected. They have benefits to offer, provided we respond to them with care, patience, and a positive attitude. We have much to learn from the spiritual traditions and from ideas about caring for the soul in relation to its dark nights. Here, therapy means, as the etymology of the word suggests, nursing and caring rather than fixing and repairing..." This workshop is for Re•Vision graduates and training staff only and is limited to 50 participants.
Re•Vision
97 Brondesbury Road
London NW6 6RY
020 8357 8881
020 8357 9661
Send email to: info@re-vision.org.uk
Sexuality And Spirituality: Mutual Needs Of The Soul
March 2, 2007, 7.30-10pm
Fee: £40
"To be completely fulfilling, sexuality needs a spiritual vision... What is needed is a deeper notion of what sex is all about and a spirituality that does not denigrate the body and its passions." Thomas Moore will explore this deeper notion of sexuality in an open talk.
Dark Nights Of The Soul: Deep Care In Times Of Ordeal
March 4, 2007 (Venue to be announced) 2-6pm
Fee: £55 (£45 for Graduate members)
"Dark passages in life are natural and to be expected. They have benefits to offer, provided we respond to them with care, patience, and a positive attitude. We have much to learn from the spiritual traditions and from ideas about caring for the soul in relation to its dark nights. Here, therapy means, as the etymology of the word suggests, nursing and caring rather than fixing and repairing..." This workshop is for Re•Vision graduates and training staff only and is limited to 50 participants.
Re•Vision
97 Brondesbury Road
London NW6 6RY
020 8357 8881
020 8357 9661
Send email to: info@re-vision.org.uk
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