Join Felice Rhiannon and Charlie Ivermee for a week of quiet contemplation and connection with nature, like-minded people and yourself.
In her book Ageing with Awareness: 52 Contemplations for a Year of Weekly Inspiration (to be published March 2023), Felice Rhiannon, CSL, provides us with short contemplations to focus our minds and hearts on our growing wisdom.
With the remarkable opportunity to live longer, healthier and more fulfilled lives, we have the choice to change the paradigm of ageing…we can age outside the box.
Using the interactive model created in the ground-breaking book “From Age-ing to Sage-ing”, we will explore the inner and outer process of embracing a new, vibrant way to grow into our lives as elders, stepping across the threshold from adulthood to elderhood.
In partnership with Sage-ing International.
This is an online course, delivered via Zoom.
Explore the riches of the third phase of life
Connect with like-minded people and create a community of elders
Inquire and share deeply our personal and collective vision of ageing with awareness
A clearer sense of your way forward, your purpose, as an elder
An opportunity to deepen your spiritual connection
Renewed energy for the coming years
Mondays 1, 8, 15, 22 November
18.30 – 21:00 GMT
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The labyrinth provides a space for reflection on the flow of a lifetime as we move into the third phase of life…eldering.
Monday,
September 27th
US - 1:30pm - 3:30pm ET
UK 6:30pm - 8:30pm UTC
To look up the time in your region click HERE
Many of us are living 10, 20 even 30 years longer than our parents and grandparents. Let us take time together to contemplate how we might shape this extended lifespan, using the powerful vehicle of a finger labyrinth as our guide.
How do we live rich, meaningful, and creative lives in our elderhood? What needs to be released to live consciously in our elderhood and what wants to be embraced?
What can our eldering offer the world?
How do we open to our elder aliveness?
We can deepen into these contemplations as we traverse the path on a template of the labyrinth at Chartres Cathedral in France.
We will meet on ZOOM to be with the labyrinth, with ourselves, and with one another. No labyrinth experience is required. Everyone is welcome.
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Live Sessions will be on Tuesdays 4th May- 25th May from 09:00 – 11:30 am (UK time)
Today, most people approaching their older years can expect to live another 20 or 30 years. How do you want to live those years? Sage-ing (also known as Conscious Ageing) is a model for engaging those years more deliberately, joyfully, and compassionately. Sage-ing can help us develop a balanced vision for ageing that is personally fulfilling and beneficial to others.
This interactive workshop introduces Sage-ing concepts including life review, forgiveness work and issues surrounding mortality. We explore images of ageing and the role of spiritual development in the capstone chapter of life. Finally, we begin developing a personalised plan for our own ageing, including service to others and leaving a legacy.
This workshop is for people who embrace any faith, humanistic practice, or none, and is based on the best-selling book: ‘From Age-ing to Sage-ing: A Profound New Vision of Growing Older’ by Rabbi Zalman Schachter-Shalomi.
https://www.woodbrooke.org.uk/product/awakening-the-sage-within/
From Age-ing to Sage-ing:
Four consecutive Tuesdays in February- 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd
The Program:
Sage-ing is a model for engaging more deliberately, more joyfully and more compassionately as we grow older. Together we will create a warm and safe space to share experiences and thoughts on some of the following topics, based on the ground-breaking book and exercises: From Age-ing to Sage-ing: A Profound New Vision of Growing Older by Rabbi Zalman Schachter-Shalomi.
Exploring what it means to age
Reframing disempowering beliefs
Creating balance and self-care
Understanding the importance of life review and forgiveness
Harvesting wisdom from life experiences
Facing one’s mortality
Preparing to leave a non-material legacy
Considering the role of elders in service to the family and community
Learning about available resources for continuing the sage-ing journey.
Fee:
£85 or £100 - payable globally by either major credit card or PayPal, includes all four interactive online workshops and any materials.
To register please contact felice.rhiannon@gmail.com or follow this link https://conta.cc/3oXeilw for more info
A four part workshop on consecutive Mondays.
This will be an online interactive workshop where we will explore ideas that help you develop a balanced plan for the third stage of life.
Sage-ing is a model for engaging more deliberately, more joyfully and more compassionately as we grow older.
View the full details and register here- https://conta.cc/32Mj5Mz
As we grow older, we women face unique challenges and opportunities, in this 4 session interactive workshop we will explore the path that leads us into our role as GrandWomen…empowered, wise and engaged with those we love, our community and the planet.
Each of the 4 gatherings holds a theme for our inquiry, we will meet on Tuesdays 14:00-16:00
Session one (19th May): where we find ageism meeting sexism
Session two (26th May): where we transform and reframe in order to empower ourselves
Session three (2nd June): where we find balance
Session four (9th June): where we face the inevitable and create a legacy
for registration contact felice.rhiannon@gmail.com
The labyrinth is a powerful metaphor for many of life’s journeys and transitions, as well as everyday issues. It can help quiet the mind for reflection, inspire our creativity and remind us of what is important in our lives. It is an archetype, a divine imprint, found in all religious traditions in various forms around the world. By walking a replica of the Chartres Labyrinth, laid into the floor of Chartres Cathedral around 1200 AD, we are rediscovering a forgotten mystical tradition and deepening our inner connections. Facilitated by Felice Rhiannon, Aleine Ridge, and Richard Nickols, Certified Labyrinth Walk Facilitators. Rosslyn Hill Chapel, 3 Pilgrim’s Pl, Hampstead, London NW3 1NG Donations requested for the upkeep of the chapel For more information see http://rosslynhillchapel.org.uk/
We hope you will join us for this day-long interactive workshop where we will explore ideas that help you develop a balanced plan for the third stage of life.
Sage-ing is a model for engaging more deliberately, more joyfully and more compassionately as we grow older.
Together we will create a warm and safe space to share experiences and thoughts on some of the following topics, based on the ground-breaking book and exercises: From Age-ing to Sage-ing: A Profound New Vision of Growing Older by Rabbi Zalman Schachter-Shalomi.
These topics are not specific to any spiritual or faith path and serve to enhance spiritual maturity in any practice. All are warmly welcome.
Please email felice.rhiannon@gmail.com to register
Today most people approcacing elderhood can expect to live another 20 to 30 years. But how do you want to live those years? Currently we dont have an engageing, enlivening model.
In this unique workshop explore topics that matter to you and be the chnage you want to see for you elderhood.
Today most people approcacing elderhood can expect to live another 20 to 30 years. But how do you want to live those years? Currently we dont have an engageing, enlivening model.
In this unique workshop explore topics that matter to you and be the chnage you want to see for you elderhood.
Explore ideas that help you develop a balanced approach to the third stage of life
together we will create a warm and safe space to share experiences and thoughts on some of the following topics based on the groundbreaking book and exercises in “from age-ing to sage-ing” by Rabbi Zalman Schachter-Shalomi
Reframing disempowering beliefs
Creating balance and self-care
Harvesting wisdom from the past
These topics are not specific to any spiritual or faith path and serve to enhance spiritual maturity in any practice
Forgiveness
Our mortality
Leaving a non-material legacy
Service to our community and family
Resources for the future
All are warmly welcome
The labyrinth is a powerful metaphor for many of life’s journeys and transitions, as well as everyday issues. It can help quiet the mind for reflection, inspire our creativity and remind us of what is important in our lives. It is an archetype, a divine imprint, found in all religious traditions in various forms around the world. By walking a replica of the Chartres Labyrinth, laid into the floor of Chartres Cathedral around 1200 AD, we are rediscovering a forgotten mystical tradition and deepening our inner connections. Facilitated by Felice Rhiannon, Aleine Ridge, and Richard Nickols, Certified Labyrinth Walk Facilitators. Rosslyn Hill Chapel, 3 Pilgrim’s Pl, Hampstead, London NW3 1NG Donations requested for the upkeep of the chapel For more information see http://rosslynhillchapel.org.uk/
At a death cafe people of all ages and beliefs drink tea, eat cake and talk about death.
The aim is to increase awareness of death in order to help people make the most of their (finite) lives in a safe, confidential environment.
We will be providing homemade cake and refreshments!
There is no charge for this event.
A donation towards the cost of the venue is gratefully appreciated.
At a death cafe people of all ages and beliefs drink tea, eat cake and talk about death.
The aim is to increase awareness of death in order to help people make the most of their (finite) lives in a safe, confidential environment.
We will be providing homemade cake and refreshments!
There is no charge for this event.
A donation towards the cost of the venue is gratefully appreciated.
This Ageing into Eldering workshop facilitated by both Felice Rhiannon and Adam Duncan is aimed at empowering people in the late afternoon of life to fully access their experience and wisdom. In a safe and inclusive space we take the time for active listening and to explore possibilities. We will work with such topics as life review, forgiveness, development as an elder, embracing our mortality and leaving a legacy.
This Ageing into Eldering workshop facilitated by both Felice Rhiannon and Adam Duncan is aimed at empowering people in the late afternoon of life to fully access their experience and wisdom. In a safe and inclusive space we take the time for active listening and to explore possibilities. We will work with such topics as life review, forgiveness, development as an elder, embracing our mortality and leaving a legacy.
At a death cafe people of all ages drink tea, eat cake and talk about death.
The aim is to increase awareness of death in order to help people make the most of their (finite) lives in a safe, confidential environment.
We will be providing homemade cake and refreshments!
There is no charge for this event.
A donation towards the cost of the venue is gratefully appreciated.
This Ageing into Eldering workshop facilitated by both Felice Rhiannon and Adam Duncan is aimed at empowering people in the late afternoon of life to fully access their experience and wisdom. In a safe and inclusive space we take the time for active listening and to explore possibilities. We will work with such topics as life review, forgiveness, development as an elder, embracing our mortality and leaving a legacy.
This Ageing into Eldering workshop facilitated by both Felice Rhiannon and Adam Duncan is aimed at empowering people in the late afternoon of life to fully access their experience and wisdom. In a safe and inclusive space we take the time for active listening and to explore possibilities. We will work with such topics as life review, forgiveness, development as an elder, embracing our mortality and leaving a legacy.
It takes courage and self belief to look at the transience of your life and the rewards can be deeply fulfilling. Fundamental shifts in creativity, community and commitment arise from this transformative inquiry.
Conscious ageing can give opportunities for connection and creativity. It can be a time of change and personal growth.
Each week we will engage in inspiring sharing, deep listening, contemplation, journal writing and other reflective practices.
Meeting together for four consecutive weeks we will consider such vital topics as life review, forgiveness, development as an elder, embracing our mortality and leaving a legacy.
At a death cafe people of all ages drink tea, eat cake and talk about death.
The aim is to increase awareness of death in order to help people make the most of their (finite) lives in a safe, confidential environment.
We will be providing homemade cake and refreshments!
There is no charge for this event.
A donation towards the cost of the venue is gratefully appreciated.
At a death cafe people of all ages drink tea, eat cake and talk about death.
The aim is to increase awareness of death in order to help people make the most of their (finite) lives in a safe, confidential environment.
We will be providing homemade cake and refreshments!
There is no charge for this event.
A donation towards the cost of the venue is gratefully appreciated.
*FULLY BOOKED*
Our culture often presents a view of ageing that marginalises us as we grow older. We might disguise the visible signs of ageing as the years pass. We might use ageist words and move away from the centre of activity and engagement.
This one-day workshop introduces another, refreshing view of ageing by exploring life review and reframing experiences, forgiveness work, as well as issues surrounding our mortality. We examine our feelings about ageing and the opportunities for spiritual development in our later year, along with creating possibilities for that which ignites our passion. We also create a personalised vision for serving others and leaving a legacy… growing into our place as elders.
A workshop exploring growing into our place as elders…
At a death cafe people of all ages drink tea, eat cake and talk about death.
The aim is to increase awareness of death in order to help people make the most of their (finite) lives in a safe, confidential environment.
We will be providing homemade cake and refreshments!
There is no charge for this event.
A donation towards the cost of the venue is gratefully appreciated.
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