We will be talking about Step 5: Admitted to God, to ourselves and another human being, the exact nature of our wrongs.
A silent retreat is an invitation to slow down and be present. This winter, take a break from the weather and confusion in the world. Spend some time in silence to help you listen to your longings, needs and inner wisdom — words within yourself that you normally can’t hear over the constant noise and distractions of a busy life.
How do we heal from loss? We grieve. Our bodies, minds and hearts are created to process loss of all kinds through a sacred journey of grieving.
This 13 week process is based on Julie Cameron’s book of the same name. Reading and reflecting on her words and her experiences we can begin to free the blocks that keep us from attaining our inner freedom to be who we are called to be! Implementing her practices and sharing with one another our insights and wisdom, challenges and joy we can journey together on the spiritual path of higher creativity.
Come join women in recovery for a weekend of self-discovery, community, laughter, music and dancing.
The gift of a life in recovery is that a power greater than ourselves is available to guide us in better decision making.
World Labyrinth Day is a worldwide labyrinth walk held each year on the first Saturday in May. Come join us to create a rolling wave of peaceful energy across the globe.
Zentangle is an American method for drawing, which not only promotes concentration and creativity but at the same time increases personal well-being. Zentangle was invented by a monk named Rick Roberts and an artist named Maria Thomas. With Zentangle they created a combination of meditation and art.
What is Your Story Of Forgiveness? Let’s gather and share the journeys we have taken from sorrow to freedom. Life coach Eileen Epperson will review the ground we covered in Part One for prior participants and for new attendees. The stories will continue! You are the gift! Come and just listen or share how you released some painful experience.
World Labyrinth Day is a worldwide labyrinth walk held each year on the first Saturday in May. Come join us to create a rolling wave of peaceful energy across the globe.
Please join the local sangha as we spend the day slowing down and cultivating what creates joy. We will have sitting and walking meditation, mindful eating and a dharma talk. There will be an opportunity to listen to others and to be heard.
This retreat will offer gentle ways in which we can process our concerns so they don’t undermine our ability to hope, make decisions, and trust. Rev. Cy Varland, retired licensed counselor and pastor, will lead this retreat and give retreatants the opportunity to find a deeper wholeness and confidence.
This retreat will offer gentle ways in which we can process our concerns so they don’t undermine our ability to hope, make decisions, and trust. Rev. Cy Varland, retired licensed counselor and pastor, will lead this retreat and give retreatants the opportunity to find a deeper wholeness and confidence.
This is a workshop for midlife women and beyond. We’ll engage our minds to explore external messages, google information and our own thoughts that may interfere with our health and healing. Perspectives on how to more consciously and intimately involve our own spirituality in our healing will be offered.
In early 2016 Bill Ludwig discovered both labyrinths and the Camino de Santiago. In 2017 he walked both for the first time. They have changed his life.
The eight modes of Gregorian Chant contain layers of meaning beyond the text itself which can offer us a path to deeper insights. In this workshop we will explore the sound-world of Gregorian Chant through listening and meditation.
Make space to invite peace into your being with our self-directed December retreat weekend. During chaotic times, sometimes the most important thing we can do is rest, pray and notice all that moves through the body and mind.
Make space to invite peace into your being with our self-directed November retreat weekend. During chaotic times, sometimes the most important thing we can do is rest, pray and notice all that moves through the body and mind.
Please come and practice in a community dedicated to inner and outer peace and transformation. Practice sitting and walking meditation, mindful speech and deep listening. Enjoy a mindful picnic lunch in silence listen to a teaching and end the day with a deep relaxation and body scan meditation.
