Teleseminar with Regina Sara Ryan - 4 sessions
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Teleseminar with Regina Sara Ryan, author of The Woman Awake, Feminine Wisdom for Spiritual Life
Interviewed by Rahima Baldwin Dancy
12 monthly conversations from January 6 – Dec. 15, 2010
Take advantage of this unique opportunity to join Rahima Baldwin Dancy and Regina Sara Ryan for a series of monthly conversations around the twelve chapters of Regina’s book, The Woman Awake: Feminine Wisdom for Spiritual Life.
Participate in the live conversations with your questions, or listen at your convenience to online recordings available with a password. Live interviews will be Wednesdays from 7-8 pm Pacific Time. If you can’t make a live interview, you can listen to an online recording of it at a more convenient time during the upcoming month.
You can join at any time and listen to online recordings of earlier topics at the end. Registration is $10 per session in blocks of 4 consecutive sessions. Get started reading this inspiring book now, and register for the series of stimulating conversations. You can join at any time
4 consecutive sessions, $40 ($36.50 + 3.50 shipping)
8 consecutive sessions, $80 ($76.50 + 3.50 shipping)
12 sessions, $100 (no longer available)
(You are sent a conference call number and an access code that you enter; you are responsible for your regular long distance charges, if any (many people have unlimited long distance)
From the book jacket: Over the course of 15 years, Regina Sara Ryan, a former Catholic nun, began her search for the "feminine face of God." This book is the result of that search. Stories of her own compelling journey are intersected by those of 24 great women of spirit who guided her through inspiration, or touched her by their personal presence, including:
Interviewed by Rahima Baldwin Dancy
12 monthly conversations from January 6 – Dec. 15, 2010
Take advantage of this unique opportunity to join Rahima Baldwin Dancy and Regina Sara Ryan for a series of monthly conversations around the twelve chapters of Regina’s book, The Woman Awake: Feminine Wisdom for Spiritual Life.
- 1 - The Awakening/A Path of Annihilation. Jan. 6, 2010
- 2 - The Desert Path: Silence, Solitude and Prayer. Feb. 10
- 3 - The Path of Waiting/The Way of Surrender. March 10
- 4 - The Path of Mother. April 7
- 5 - The Path of Compassion. May 5
- 6 - The Path of Darkness. June 2
- 7 - The Path of the Warrior/The Way of Power. July 7
- 8 - The Path of Service. August 4
- 9 - The Path of Art and Inspiration. Sept. 8
- 10 - The Path of the Body/The Path of Sex. Oct 20
- 11 - The Path of Devotion. Nov 24
- 12 - The Path of Community. Dec 15, 2010
Participate in the live conversations with your questions, or listen at your convenience to online recordings available with a password. Live interviews will be Wednesdays from 7-8 pm Pacific Time. If you can’t make a live interview, you can listen to an online recording of it at a more convenient time during the upcoming month.
You can join at any time and listen to online recordings of earlier topics at the end. Registration is $10 per session in blocks of 4 consecutive sessions. Get started reading this inspiring book now, and register for the series of stimulating conversations. You can join at any time
4 consecutive sessions, $40 ($36.50 + 3.50 shipping)
8 consecutive sessions, $80 ($76.50 + 3.50 shipping)
12 sessions, $100 (no longer available)
(You are sent a conference call number and an access code that you enter; you are responsible for your regular long distance charges, if any (many people have unlimited long distance)
From the book jacket: Over the course of 15 years, Regina Sara Ryan, a former Catholic nun, began her search for the "feminine face of God." This book is the result of that search. Stories of her own compelling journey are intersected by those of 24 great women of spirit who guided her through inspiration, or touched her by their personal presence, including:
- Sufi master, Irina Tweedie
- Christian monk, Mother Tessa Bielecki
- Zen teacher and anthropologist, Joan Halifax
- Hadewijch of Antwerp and the Beguines of medieval Europe
- AIDS activist and spiritual teacher, Ma Jaya Sati Bhagavati
- Artist and writer, Meinrad Craighead
- Humanitarian, Dr. Elisabeth Kubler-Ross
- And others
