Regular Events For 2010
We are now well into 2010, how exciting does that sound? To support you and others of like mind InspirationPlus is offering :-
Conversations that Count, 1st Monday of the month in Poole.
EFT Support & Development Group 1st Tuesday of each month, Poole
Open forum discussion group on The Art of Dying. (see programme below) at 10.30am till 2-00pm bring lunch to share.
Exploring the Art of Dying Or Are You Dying to Know More?
Format; Starting prompt at 11am with opening attunement.
Brief introductions from everyone followed by speaker’s talk for approximately 75 minutes. This will be followed by a shared lunch through which we will resume with open space for sharing and questions and answers. 2pm close.
All in all as this is the first meeting, we may choose to change the timing in the future, if we find this is not long enough we may begin earlier next month, this is up for discussion.
If you want a tea/coffee then please arrive about 10-30 ish and parking will be firstly on the shingle in front of the house then on the drive, drive through the garage doorway if you want, getting out will not be a problem, you will see why.
Come in through the side gate beside the garage and registration will be in the conservatory from 10am.
Please bring lunch to share as refreshments will be provided including our new very special water supply. Bring a glass bottle if you would like to take some away.
I ask for a donation initially of £10 for the day.
Thank you for stepping forward on to this clear playing field for discussion and learning, I know our journey together will be an awesome reward of our courage and commitment in dispelling fear and finding peace in life to live the journey on with joy in our heart.
Our Forthcoming Programme
July 6th Speaker Jan Hatanaka PH.D – The Choice
We are blessed to have been offered another speaker via Judith Pidgeon. As you know I was to be the speaker for July but Judith has a friend coming over from Canada, Jan Hatanaka PH.D and this lady will bless us with her talk. I am presently reading her book entitled ‘The Choice’ from which I take this presentation.
‘No matter how we come to know death, whether through the anticipated death of a loved one, our own health crisis, or the loss of someone dear, we all must learn to live with death. By telling her own incredible story of being faced with dying from a major stroke aged 28 years old, Jan introduces us to what she went on to develop and teach, the Grief Reconciliation Process. She will show us how she experienced and dealt with the physical, mental, and spiritual challenges that come to the forefront when death comes calling’.
I am sure you will agree, this will be a compelling talk by a very well respected specialist and teacher, and a most eloquent speaker.
Another not to be missed month, book in early to not miss your place.
Thank you and I look forward to journeying with you as Facilitator again.
Valery Coburn Interfaith Minister, Spiritual Counsellor and Facillitator
For certain is the death of all that is born, certain is the birth of all that dies; therefore, with regard to what is inevitable, you have no reason to grieve. Bhagavad Gita