Member Jena Axelrod
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Jena Axelrod posted a new event. 11 months ago
Dr Robin Saltonstall – Wizening Up: An Ecopsychological Perspective on the Neurobiology of Ageing and OlderingIntegrating Neuroscience, Nature, Mindfulness, and Movement for Health and Well-being in the Second Half of Life This session considers from an ecopsychological perspective some of…
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Jena Axelrod posted a new event. 11 months ago
Rupert Tower and Emilija Kiehl and Mary-Jayne Rust – Jung’s Shadow Concept: The Hidden Light and Darkness WithinWhat in the world worries you most? We have all designed this talk as an invitation towards living attentiveness. Rupert Tower will examine how we…
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Jena Axelrod posted a new event. 11 months ago
Tim Wyatt – A Panoramic View of Death, Dying and the After-States throughout World HistoryAfter-States throughout World History This talk is based on Tim Wyatt’s acclaimed publication Everyone’s Book Of The Dead which explores attitudes and responses to death…
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Jena Axelrod posted a new event. 11 months ago
Eva Rider – Reclaiming the Soul: Jung, Alchemy and the Hermetic Tree of LifeHow does the Kabbalah offer guidance to how consciousness is expressed through the interflow of Cosmos, Psyche and Matter? Cosmos, Psyche & Matter & Hermetic…
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Jena Axelrod posted a new event. a year ago
Nora Bateson - Combining: Living the Experience of ComplexityHow can we embrace ambiguity? “The major problems in the world today are the result of the difference between how nature works and the way…
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Jena Axelrod posted a new event. a year ago
Dr Steve Taylor - Stepping out of the River of Time: Time Expansion and Time Cessation ExperiencesWhy does time sometimes slow down radically in accidents and falls? Perhaps you’ve experienced a radical slowing of time during meditation, under the influence of…
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Jena Axelrod posted a new event. a year ago
Avigail Abarbanel - The Neuroscience of Self-Love and World PeaceHow can we navigate uncertainty and embrace adaptability? It would not come as a surprise to anyone that things are not going so well for…
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Jena Axelrod posted a new event. a year ago
Peter Russell - Forgiving Humanity: The Curse of Exponential ChangeWhy has the most innovative of species become so dangerous? The answer, suggests Peter Russell, lies in humanity’s accelerating pace of development. However fast the…
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Jena Axelrod posted a new event. a year ago
Prof Allan Leslie Combs - Jean Gebser and Owen Barfield in a NutshellIs the evolution of consciousness the key to our future? In this webinar, Professor Combs will discuss these two 20th century theorists of the evolution of…
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Jena Axelrod posted a new event. a year ago
Elizabeth Oldfield - Fully Alive: Tending the Soul in Turbulent TimesAre we being the people who are needed? Elizabeth Oldfield will be discussing Fully Alive, a collection of personal essays exploring how these apocalyptic-feeling times…
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