With guest teacher Ekan Nangaku of Born as Earth Zen Academy

Having a spiritual practice, and doing it regularly, is an essential anchor to mental, emotional and physical well being. Maybe we learned practices as children or from a religion. That can certainly help. But most modern folks benefit from having something more than a generic practice given by authorities. How do we come up with our own practices, ones that are uniquely alive for our own mind and body? We will be exploring this question in a lively, experiential workshop. You will leave with something to start with that your own mind and body will recognize as a way to call home. Program is Online

Cost: $125. (If you are struggling with this amount let us know.)

Time: 9:30 - 12:30 CT

You can register here.

Payment:

In order to reduce costs we don’t have automated payment. When we get your registration we will send you a request for payment. Or just pay here and come: paypal.me/soullcommunity

Glenn Nangaku Leisching, is a zen monk and initiated elder and shaman in African traditions currently working with students to establish a training center on the African Continent. The founder of BEZA,  Glenn is a meditation teacher, mentor, diviner and writer, and has studied with Zen masters, indigenous shamans, psychotherapists and mythologists for over 35 years. He guides students in reclaiming their natural sovereignty.

Also present and engaged:

SoULL Founder, Jeanne Denney is a transpersonal and somatic psychotherapist, educator, hospice worker, healer, and author of The Effects of Compassionate Presence on the Dying. She works in many venues to help people fearlessly embrace a life which includes aging and dying. Her insights on energy and the body through aging, illness, and dying are derived from a wide lens of human experience and deep understanding of our mortal journey.

What is vitality made of? Is it youth? Health? Sexuality? Or maybe there is more to the story. In this short intro we will bring forward a few of the key ideas from Pilgrim SoULL, and explore the impact that changing our "life versus death" views has on our bodies, as well as our care for others. We will discuss the how and the why of SoULL, and take your questions.

FREE

Note: Time shown is CST

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Been curious about SoULL, or thinking about doing one of our programs? Have a life question that you just can't make sense of? We invite you to do a little "life learning" in this evening, bringing your own life questions forward in community. Or just...bring your questions about SoULL. We have answers, or at least we can deepen your curiosity.

7:00PM - 8:30PM CST

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In our time we are beginning to recognize the need to honor and nurture, not just Nature, but the deep cycles within life itself. We recognize that we need to engage new social forms, and leadership that is not based on domination and control. Yet where and how do we learn this, especially if you happen to be...Male? We have a few ideas and we would like to hear yours. Men, this gathering is for you. We would love to see you, hear your voices in SoULL, and imagine new forms of care and connectivity.

Note: Time shown is CST

Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYlfumgpjwqH93OuaiOzce9Aqa7VGj7Pzwd

Been curious about SoULL, or thinking about doing one of our programs? Have a life question that you just can't make sense of? We invite you to do a little "life learning" in this evening, bringing your own life questions forward in community. Or just...bring your questions about SoULL. We have answers, or at least we can deepen your curiosity.

7:00PM - 8:30PM CST

Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0qduyopjgiHNB3OewuyXCClmmQiebMrMfP

What is vitality made of? Is it youth? Health? Sexuality? Or maybe there is more to the story. In this short intro we will bring forward a few of the key ideas from Pilgrim SoULL, and explore the impact that changing our "life versus death" views has on our bodies, as well as our care for others. We will discuss the how and the why of SoULL, and take your questions.

FREE

Note: Time shown is CST

Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcoc-GvpjsjEt0-UrISnToYuNVPN55o02gh

Mark your calendars (time listed is CST) and sign up via Zoom link.

Been curious about SoULL, or thinking about doing one of our programs? Have a life question that you just can't make sense of? We invite you to do a little "life learning" in this evening, bringing your own life questions forward in community. Or just...bring your questions about SoULL. We have answers, or at least we can deepen your curiosity.

Register here:

https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUlfuCvrzgvH9dTmbz3Fchsb7JDSBpm_eYn

We tend to see illness in our time as strictly chemical, biological or structural, and often think it is something that someone else can fix. But of course it is also a deeply personal journey of healing, and we often look for meaning and personal empowerment when ill.

In SoULL we consider the body and energy systems as one, and learn how energy systems develop and hold consciousness. Adding this lens to the view of healing helps us begin to read illness like a poem, and give clues for how to guide and be with people who are ill, and our own illness. Illness tells a story. Together we will begin to learn to listen to it and let it guide and empower us.

Free and open to fully enrolled current students. Open to others for a fee of $125.

Times are CST

Registration Link

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Payment can be made here: paypal.me/soullcommunity

Jeanne Denney is a somatic psychotherapist, educator, a hospice worker, healer and founder of the School of Unusual Life Learning (SoULL). Her work and experience has involved years at bedsides with the elderly and with children, in study and research, in contributing pioneering ideas to somatic psychology, in death and grief work, teaching, and years helping create and facilitate the Art of Dying projects in New York City.  

To be fully present to the wisdom, emotions and feeling our bodies hold, while in connection with others, is an art. We will spend 3 hours with a master and of this art, friend, teacher (and former SoULL student) Marc Daniels.

Marc has taught workshops and been in private practice for over 40 years. His training has included acupuncture, structural integration, polarity therapy and sound healing. Since the early 1980’s he has studied with some of the greatest Tibetan lamas of the 20th Century.

This workshop is free to fully enrolled SoULL students. This program is $125 for others. If you are struggling with money you can let us know. We will do our best to get you in with a reduced fee as space allows. Space in this workshop is limited.

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Registration Link

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Dr. Mark Brady is a neuroscience educator, psychologist, SoULL supporter and a friend. He will join Jeanne Denney in exploring how our capacity for human connection gets interrupted in the nervous system and might then become restored. It is only an introduction, but we will start the conversation, including how a history of Adverse Childhood Experiences might be restored to pro-social behaviors. We will connect this material to SoULL material for a lively exploration.

Free to current, fully enrolled SoULL students. For people who are not currently SoULL students, we suggest a donation of $125 or some other contribution if you are called to support our work. Thank you.

Note: Time show is EST.

Mark Brady is a psychologist and neuroscience educator. He spent 10 years at The Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences at Stanford, one of the nation’s premier think tanks (stalking behavioral scientists in their natural habitat, undercover as the maintenance man!). He is also the prize-winning author of a number of books, magazine articles and academic papers.

Jeanne Denney is a somatic psychotherapist, educator, a hospice worker, healer and founder of the School of Unusual Life Learning (SoULL). Her work and experience has involved years at bedsides with the elderly and with children, in study and research, in contributing pioneering ideas to somatic psychology, in death and grief work, teaching, and years helping create and facilitate the Art of Dying projects in New York City.  

Registration Link

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