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The Abundant Language of Dreams Presented by Jeremy Taylor, D The Abundant Language of Dreams Presented by Jeremy Taylor, D. Min. Reverend Dr. Jeremy Taylor is a UU minister who works and teaches all over the world. Founder and past president of the International Association for the Study of Dreams (IASD), he is the author of four well- respected books on dreams and dream work. After forty years in this field he continues to be intrigued and surprised by the layers of meaning present in every dream. Friday, October 10, 2014 7:30 – 9:30 pm DREAMS, WHO WRITES THIS STUFF? Most of the time the dream ego ("me") in the dream is so much like our waking sense of self that we don't notice the difference. I'll talk about the way our conscious mind and our unconscious interact in the creation of our narratives of remembered dreams. Saturday, October 11, 2014 9:00 am to 5:00 pm SEEING MORE DEEPLY INTO THE EMOTIONALLY NARRATIVES OF DREAMS There is no more reason to take the emotions in a dream literally than there is to take any other element of the dream literally, but emotions “Illuminating the soul are powerful and it’s hard to hang onto this idea. We’ll explore the through spiritual discovery symbolic quality of emotions and discover ways to see more deeply into the emotional narratives of dreams. and development” Type of Class: Enrichment Workshop Length of Course: 2 days Date: Friday, October 10 and Saturday, October 11, 2014 Time: Friday 7p.m. – 10p.m. and Saturday 9a.m. – 4p.m. Cost: Weekend $125 early bird, Full price after Sept. 1 $150 Friday only $25 “All dreams come in the service of health and Optional Lunch for Sat. $10 Location: Center for wholeness and speak a universal language of Spiritual Living, Tacoma metaphor and symbol.” –J.Taylor Center for Spiritual Living, Tacoma 206 N J St pring 2014 5 Tacoma, WA 98403 Fall 2014 11 ww.csltacoma.com ww.csltacoma.com Spring 2014 6 www.csltacoma.com (253) 383-3151 Issue I ww.csltacoma.com Spring 2014 5 ww.csltacoma.com The philosophy of education in Centers for Ralph Waldo Emerson – Natural Abundance Spiritual Living (CSL) is to present This four week class explores Dr. Ruth Miller's essential essays by Science of Mind as an exciting, contemporary educational model Ralph Waldo Emerson that tell us how the world always responds through which learners fully experience the spiritual reality of their to our thoughts, words, and actions, and what we can do to ensure being. This model recognizes that all aspects of life are spiritual, that our life is as the curriculum infuses the intellectual, emotional, and physical truly joy-filled in aspects of contemporary living. all aspects. In The educational program of clear, simple CSL offers people of all ages language, she the opportunity to realize the gives us a direct Presence of God, to discover sense of what their inherent creative power, Emerson felt, saw, and to experience the Presence and struggled to and Power in their daily lives. share with his fellow human A student may pursue Certificated Courses of Study either for beings. personal growth or in preparation to become a Professional Practitioner or Minister in CSL. You start with Foundations, Emerson transcended the limitations of his day. Using common which introduces you to the Science of Mind teaching and how to sense, a love of nature, and his own particular genius, he expressed apply it in your life. You continue to study courses that offer both a higher truth about who we are and how the world gives us spiritual practice and insight into meditation, spiritual visioning, exactly what we demand from it. and affirmative prayer. As you advance along the path, there are courses that explore different spiritual teachers and writers from Natural Abundance makes the hidden treasures of Emerson’s across the ages, as well as contemporary writers and teachers. CSL wisdom accessible to 21st century readers. offers a wide variety of courses that are sure to facilitate healing, Through it, this great man’s alignment of his opening, deepening, and greater understanding of your spiritual heart’s knowing and his intellect’s understanding nature. can lead all of us to a more abundantly fulfilling life, today. Type of Class: Roots (Credit given for 1/3 Table of Contents Roots of Science of Mind) Requirements and Registration..... p. 2 Length of Course: 4 weeks Spring Classes…..……………….. p. 3 – 6 Date: Sundays in October 5, 12, 19, 26 Summer Classes………………….. p. 7 – 8 Time: 12:45pm – 3:15pm Fall Classes……………………….. p. 9 – 11 Cost: $85 Location: CSL Tacoma Instructor: Rev. France Lorenz CSL Classes 2014 1 ww.csltacoma.com Fall 2014 10 ww.csltacoma.com Center for Spiritual Living-Tacoma Questions and Answers: 1) May I sign up for any class or workshop? YES you may sign up for any Roots or Enrichment Classes and any of the workshops offered! In order to take any of the Core Classes, Foundations (offered in both the Spring and Fall) is required as a prerequisite. Foundations of the Science of Mind 2) I am ready to become a Practitioner! What do I need to do? This is a revision and widely updated new version of the CONGRATULATIONS! We’re pleased to welcome you aboard Foundational Course. It presents a new spiritual principle each the spiritual journey! Please follow the outline below and call week and a spiritual practice to support that principle. The Creative Reverend Frances Lorenz to schedule a course plan. Process is introduced at the beginning of the class and then flows Certificated Course Requirements for Professional through each week, so that the student has the opportunity to see Practitioner Study (6 Courses: update 2013) and use the Creative Process at work in each spiritual principle. Each week also features I. FOUNDATION COURSEWORK – Choose 1 among the the writing of one of our following 2 courses as the prerequisite for the subsequent courses: elders as well as one of • Foundations of the Science of Mind OR Beyond Limits our contemporaries on II. THE ESSENTIAL ERNEST HOLMES the subject at hand. III. TROWARD COURSEWORK – Choose 1 among the These include Dr. following 2 courses: William Hornaday, Dr. • The Edinburgh Lectures (SOM 207) Frank Richelieu, Terry • Creative Process in the Individual (SOM 213) Cole Whittaker, Dr. IV. HISTORY/PHILOSOPHY COURSEWORK – Choose 1 Jesse Jennings, Dr. among the following 2 courses: Kathy Hearn, Dr. Linda • Exploring Roots McNamar, and many • From Whence We Came more. V. CONSCIOUSNESS COURSEWORK – Choose 1 among the following 3 courses: Type of Class: Core Requirement • Treatment and Meditation: Spiritual Practices for Daily Living Length of Course: 10 weeks (30 Certification Hours) • Practical Mysticism Date: Every Tuesday starting September 16 – November 18th • Self-Mastery: The Emergence of the True Self Time: 6:00pm – 8:30pm VI. ELECTIVE – Choose 1 course from the vast selection of all Cost: Early bird $185 Full price $200 other Certificated Courses: Location: CSL Tacoma • Natural Abundance-Emerson • Emma Curtis Hopkins Instructor: Rev. France Lorenz • Mystic Mind: Goldsmith • 5 Gifts of An Abundant Life Please contact Reverend France Lorenz to sign up for classes at (253) 383-3151 or at [email protected] Fall 2014 9 ww.csltacoma.com Fall 2014 2 ww.csltacoma.com FOUNDATIONS Treatment and Meditation: Spiritual Practices for Daily Living This course focuses on the student developing lifetime habits of meditation and Spiritual Mind Treatment. Spiritual Mind Treatment for oneself is reviewed and strengthened, and then students advance to treating for other people. Foundations of the Science of Mind This is a revision and widely updated new version of the Type of Class: Core Foundational Course. It presents a new spiritual principle each Requirement week and a spiritual practice to support that principle. The Creative Length of Course: 10 weeks (30 Certification Hours) Process is introduced at the beginning of the class and then flows th through each week, so Date: Every Sunday starting July 6 – September 7 , 2014 that the student has Time: 12:45pm – 3:00pm the opportunity to see Cost: Early bird $185 Full price $200 and use the Creative Location: CSL Tacoma Process at work in Instructor: Rev. France Lorenz each spiritual principle. Each week Caring for your Soul in Matters of Money also features the writing of one of our It is possible to end your suffering about money. This summer elders as well as one leads you into the private terrain of the soul and out again toward of our contemporaries financial peace, where money is a source of freedom, power, and on the subject at hand. These include Dr. William Hornaday, Dr. full self-expression. Frank Richelieu, Terry Cole Whittaker, Dr. Jesse Jennings, Dr. Church Member and Financial Planning expert, Karen Ramsey Kathy Hearn, Dr. Linda McNamar, and many more. will lead you through a step-by-step method that will help you: Uncover your money baggage Type of Class: Core Requirement • Reveal your soul’s longing Length of Course: 10 weeks (30 Certification Hours) • Date: Every Tuesday starting April 22 – June 24th, 2014 • Embrace change that will ripple through all areas of your life Time: 6:30pm – 9:00pm • End your financial struggles!!!!! Cost: Early bird $185 Full price $200 Type of Class: Enrichment Workshop Location: Center for Spiritual Living (CSL), Tacoma Date: Saturday, July 12, 2014 Instructor: Rev. France Lorenz Time: 9:00am – 4:00pm Cost: $65 Location: CSL Tacoma Instructor: Karen Ramsey, CFP Spring 2014 3 ww.csltacoma.com Spring 2014 8 ww.csltacoma.com Game of Life and How to Play It with Eric O’del Mystic Mind: Goldsmith Rev.
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