First class training opportunities to develop your skills and your understanding of self and others.
Sheldon brings you the best leaders, often with a national reputation, and provides excellent hospitality and learning environment. |
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14 - 16 November 2010 |
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17 - 18 November 2010 |
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Your subtype is the trigger for your personality's most unconscious barriers to spiritual awareness and growth. Discover your own subtype, describing basic strategies for survival in arenas of one-to-one intimacy, social interaction and self-preservation. Exploring Head, Heart and Belly in more depth as centres of spiritual perception.
- exercises, meditations etc
- oral tradition teaching
- eligibility: must complete basic course and be familiar with type
The oral tradition is the best way to learn the Enneagram and Karen Webb is its leading exponent in this country. |
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9.30am Monday 4th to 4.30pm Wednesday 6th October
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£270 resident (includes Monday and Tuesday nights) £210 non-resident
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Experience the transforming power of story and learn some tools of the trade. Do you want to discover your own potential as a storyteller, incorporate stories in your ministry, or are you simply drawn to the delight of hearing stories? A chance to explore bible stories, traditional folk tales and personal stories. Experiment safely with listening to and telling stories. Enjoy discovering more about a wonderful art form - the shortest route between truth and the human heart!
- suitable for beginners
- great resource for all in ministry
- fun, gentle, inclusive exercises
- structuring, improvision, visualisation & tricks of the trade
Simon Airey is a professional storyteller and University Chaplain in Durham. |
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7pm Sunday 14th to 4.30pm Tuesday 16th November
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£200 residential only (includes Sunday and Monday nights)
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Looking at the life of Jesus and how he relates to himself and others – his intimates and those he meets along the way. What can we learn from Jesus as exemplar for relating to our own inner worlds, our physical and emotional beings and our fellows?
- individual and group work
- formal input based on reflections subsequent to Brian’s well known book “Behold the Man”
Brian Thorne is Emeritus Professor at the University of East Anglia with an international reputation as a person-centred therapist and writer.
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9.30am Wednesday 17th to 4.30pm Thursday 18th November
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£160 resident (includes Wednesday night) £140 non-resident
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