Member Jena Axelrod
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Jena Axelrod posted a new event. 7 months ago
Prof Paul Bishop - Goethe and Jung on the Stages of LifeWhat are the different models of the stages of life? And which models are more useful? According to Goethe, the human being must be ruined…
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Jena Axelrod posted a new event. 7 months ago
Mystics and Scientists Conference 2025: An Ecology Of Mind - Online Film Screening and Panel DiscussionThe major problems in the world are the result of the difference between how nature works and the way people think – Gregory Bateson Buy Tickets…
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Jena Axelrod posted a new event. 8 months ago
Prof Kyriacos Markides – From the Magus of Strovolos to Mystical ChristianityAre there among us human beings who demonstrate unusual abilities (PSI) and extraordinary wisdom related to the perennial questions of human existence? For over forty…
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Jena Axelrod posted a new event. 8 months ago
Dr Elliot Cohen – The Psychology of Slow Living: Rediscovering a Happier Pace of lifeDoes slow living make us happier? This session will explore the core principles underpinning the Psychology of Slow Living. Dr Elliot Cohen will seek to…
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Jena Axelrod posted a new event. 8 months ago
Prof Paul Gilbert – Compassion, Threat and the Dark Side of Human NatureHow does compassion link to non-duality experiences? Many spiritual traditions have highlighted compassion as one of the most important of all human motives. The reasons…
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Jena Axelrod posted a new event. 8 months ago
Adrian Marsh - An Introduction to the Toltec System of KnowledgeWhat new knowledge can the Toltec System of Knowledge bring to your experience of life? The Toltec system of knowledge is a vast system of…
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Jena Axelrod posted a new event. 9 months ago
Prof Ervin Laszlo - The Upshift: Humanity’s Sacred MissionWhat is the mission of humanity? Humankind has reached the critical bifurcation and is on the threshold of a new phase, This phase is already…
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Jena Axelrod posted a new event. 9 months ago
Prof Darcia Narvaez – How Deep Nested Communities Foster Cooperative Companionship instead of Competitive DetachmentWhat can we learn from deep nestedness? Our species-typical existence was one of deep nestedness. Deep nestedness has three elements: (1) ongoing communal nestedness which…
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Jena Axelrod posted a new event. 9 months ago
Dr Brenda Crowther – Jung’s Red Book: An Initiation into the Spirit of the DepthsHow do we access our depths? The Red Book is a record of Carl Gustav Jung’s experience through the deepest non-personal region of the unconscious. Here…
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Jena Axelrod posted a new event. 9 months ago
Dr Sheri Kling – Midwifing Wholeness: Transformative Insights from Jung and WhiteheadCan we understand both cosmos and psyche in a way that promotes integration rather than fragmentation?? Our present societal landscape, particularly in the West and…
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