How To Cultivate Healing Friday January 13, 2012 Stedman Auditorium on the Duke Center for Living Campus [1] 7:30 -9:00 pm Inner Peace: A Practical Approach Monday, January 16, 2012 Alex Tanous Research Library at RRC 7:30 -9:00 pm Visiting Seriously Ill People Thursday, January 19, 2012 Alex Tanous Research Library at RRC 7:30 -9:00 pm |
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For over 30 years Tom has been sharing his special gift for helping people resolve issues of stress, worry, anxiety, fear, guilt, and chronic pain, and to restore self-esteem. Tom will guide us through two types of meditation and will present three talks on healing. Tom’s teachings are clear and easy to follow. They combine profound meaning with light humor. Most participants immediately feel the benefits of meditation. Many claim to have transforming experiences. The session is appropriate for first-time beginners and experienced people who want to deepen their practice. You’re welcome to attend any or all of the three presentations. Tom’s Meditation and Healing CD and new book, Our Two Gardens: How to Cultivate Healing will be available for purchase.
Two Forms of Meditation (at all three presentations) Talk 1: How To Cultivate Healing (Jan. 13, 2012 at The Stedman Auditorium) Talk 2: Inner Peace: A Practical Approach (Jan. 16, 2012 at The Rhine Center) Talk 3: Visiting Seriously Ill People (Jan. 19, 2012 at The Rhine Center) The course takes you on a journey of cultivating healing, to obtaining inner peace, to sharing, and to continued healing and peace. Tom lives in North Carolina with his wife, Joanna, who teaches yoga at Duke University and their studio. To learn more about meditation and yoga, visit their website, www.hathahouse.com [3] |
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How To Cultivate Healing
Jan. 13, 2012 The Stedman Auditorium
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Buy tickets for Jan. 16 & 19 together and save $5.00 |
Inner Peace: A Practical Approach Jan. 16, 2012 The Rhine Center |
Visiting Seriously Ill People Jan. 19, 2012 The Rhine Center |
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Friday January 27, 2012 Stedman Auditorium on the Duke Center for Living Campus [1] 7:30 -9:00 pm |
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![]() He completed a PhD in Hispanic Literatures at the University of Texas-Austin in 1994 with a dissertation on Maya-related Criollo fiction with the late Dr. Linda Schele overseeing the project’s Mayan dimensions. Dr. Sitlers’ on-going academic passion for things Maya has been complemented by numerous immersion experiences among Maya from a dozen language groups in Guatemala, Mexico and Belize. His primary interests have been the Mam-speaking community of Todos Santos Cuchumatán, Guatemala and the significance of year 2012 in the Mayan Long Count calendar. In 2006 he published the first academic work to focus on the 2012 phenomenon. His CV also includes a 2012 book entitled The Living Maya and a translation into English of the only 2012 book written by a Mayan author. Robert has published several articles on Mayan literature and 2012, and has been interviewed both on radio and on-line concerning the Maya and their calendars. He lectures regularly about beneficial dimensions of Mayan culture while clarifying common public misconceptions about 2012. Dr. Sitler has worked to include more Mayan perspectives in the discourse concerning the significance of this much-anticipated year. Robert is currently a Professor of Modern Languages at Stetson University in DeLand, Florida and serves as Director of its Latin American Studies Program, teaching courses in Spanish, Mayan culture and the Latin American humanities. Does the Maya calendar really predict 2012 apocalypse? The talk will look at the 2012 phenomenon with a well-grounded approach that relies entirely on sources from within the Mayan world. Learn about what the Maya themselves said about 2012 in the ancient glyphs, in their calendars, and in their Chilam Balam prophecies. Discover what contemporary Mayan elders say regarding the date based on interviews in numerous Mayan linguistic communities in Mexico and Guatemala. |
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Members $15 Non-members $20 |
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Ongoing: Every first Tuesday of the month December 6th, 2011 7:00 -9:00 PM Alex Tanous Library in the Rhine Center [4] |
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PEG monthly meetings are dedicated to the discussion of psi and consciousness through listening and speaking from personal experiences with a policy of honesty, privacy, and sharing without judgment. Shared experiences have touched on topics such as telepathy, healing, precognition, extended senses, psychokinesis, remote viewing, dreams, haunting, reincarnation, near death experiences, out-of-body experiences, and other unsolved mysteries. As personal stories flow, ideas and inspiration begin to flow for developing our extended psi and for finding creative ways to be of greater service in the larger community.
Facilitators are Pamela St. John and Debi Pratt. For questions or information, please contact: Pamela St. John [5] or call (919) 740-9184 Rhine Members: Free |
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Ongoing: Every third Wednesday of the month Next meeting December 21, 2011 7:00 -9:00 PM Alex Tanous Library in the Rhine Center [4] |
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![]() The Remote Viewing Practice Group meets regularly at the Rhine Center to do outbounder and other types of Remote Viewing that involve interaction. It is not be necessary to be trained as a Remote Viewer or to follow a particular method to participate. If you are interested in practicing Remote Viewing as a part of a small group of viewers and / or have questions, please contact Benton Bogle by email at bbogle@triad.rr.com [6]. Rhine Members free |
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The Rhine Research Center is a 503(c) non-profit organization that is primarily funded through memberships and donations. Please consider becoming a member of the Rhine Research Center or making a donation at www.rhine.org [7].
All donations are tax deductible and will be used to perform research, to sponsor events and other educational opportunities, and to support the daily operations of the center.
Links:
[1] http://www.rhine.org/directions.html#3475_Erwin_Road,_
[2] http://www.rhine.org/PDF2011/MeditationCourseRC.pdf
[3] http://www.hathahouse.com
[4] http://www.rhine.org/directions.html#Directions_to_the_Rhine_Research_Center
[5] mailto:pamela@rhine.org
[6] mailto:bbogle@triad.rr.com
[7] http://www.rhine.org/