Vancouver's Leader in Transition toward Strong, Resilient, Complete Communities
Time: November 7, 2011 from 7pm to 9:15pm
Location: Grandview Woodland
Phone: 6043621829
Event Neighbourhood and Type: grandview-woodland, introductory, workshop, in, the, work that reconnects
Organized By: Heather Talbot and Maureen Jack-LaCroix
Building a better world is a demanding and often challenging undertaking and its common to feel burnt out or even despairing. Joanna Macy has devised a set of exercises that she now refers to as 'The Work that Reconnects' which can reconnect us with our purpose, empower us to action and/or rekindle our fire. Myself and a colleague are offering a taster workshop in this inspiring work based on systems theory, buddhist philosophy and wisdom from various indiginous cultures in order to support you wonderful transitioners in your important work! The workshop is offered free of charge and if it goes well we hope to make it a monthly event. Please email for venue details- workshop is limited to 15 people. (As of Nov 4th, 11 registered.)
Heres a link for more information on Joannas Work: http://www.joannamacy.net/theworkthatreconnects.html
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