While Western tradition has sometimes thought of "spiritual" and "embodied" as contrasting terms, most today would agree that we are inescapably embodied. However it is that we are spiritual, we do it in and through our bodies. This workshop will invite participants to explore what ideas our bodies carry of spirituality and how we can use our bodies to explore widening spiritual horizons. The workshop will involve both individual exploration and some experimentation with low-key group exercises. Please wear comfortable clothes!
When: Monday, March 9, 2009
Where: Christian Theological Seminary, room 122
Presenters
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| Marti Steussy, MacAllister-Petticrew Professor of Biblical Interpretation at CTS, is author or editor of four books in the field of biblical studies and two science fiction novels. She has an active interest in storytelling and spent her 2005 research leave in experiential investigation of the relationship of creativity to spiritual transformation. This workshop is part of her 2009 leave project on the topics of spirituality and creating spaces for compassionate listening. |
| | Heidi Fledderjohn, MA, ADTR is a professional movement psychotherapist. Since 1992, she has helped individuals, groups and institutions discover their unique reservoirs of peace and vitality. Focused on uncovering the innate wisdom that we each carry, she leads renewal retreats, provides body/mind coaching, facilitates workshops, and offers group and individual therapy.(www.heidifledderjohn.com) |
Registration
Cost: $50
Registration Deadline: March 2
CEU Contact Hours: 5
To register: Contact Joyce Weidner in the Office of Lifelong Theological Education at LifeEd@cts.edu or (317) 931-4224. You may also register online at www.cts.edu/events.
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