How do we live during a time of feeling or being unmoored?  To what or to whom are we tethered during times of darkness and feeling adrift?

The chaos, upheaval, and uncertainty in our world are inviting us to tend to our soul and nourish the seed of light within.  In nature, seed awakens in the underground soil to the prompting of sunlight and the promise of a New Harvest to come.  Nature invites us into its flow by patiently trusting its rhythms and waiting for signs of its harvest.

During this offering, we will contemplatively explore how the season of winter can illumine how to be in darkness and, indeed, offer insight into how to hasten a new dawn, personally and collectively.

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“The endurance of darkness is the preparation for great light”

Saint John of the Cross

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Event Details

Facilitator:

Thomas Brennan facilitates workshops and retreats with a particular leaning on the wisdom of Fr Thomas Keating in helping mine the riches of the Contemplative Tradition. As we experience rapid change to culture through accelerating technological advances, he believes that retrieving the Contemplative Style can be an ally and resource in negotiating our time of challenge and disorientation.

Date and Time: 

Saturday, March 7th
9:00am – 1:00pm

Location: 

Stillpoint at Beckside Spirituality Center, 1625 Huntley Road, Bellingham

Suggested Donation: 

$40 or whatever circumstances allow.