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Reflections with Rumi

Dec 6, 2014 14:00
Hamilton House
 80 Stokes Croft
 Bristol BS1 3QY
Beshara Trust

 

The afternoon will start with a short introduction to Rumi's teaching and significance today. 
Spirituality has been moving in a universal direction for several decades, and Rumi is seen as one of the forerunners of this trend.
An ever-increasing number of people are finding their essence through themselves, without the need for complex belief structures and mediation.
It is now widely accepted that there are connections between the different wisdom traditions and the underlying unity that they all express. 

In order to bring these inspiring ideas into our lives as everyday facts, far-sighted people like Rumi offer an inclusive approach.
We will read a short selection of Rumi's poems, explore together their meanings for each of us, and discuss how we can begin to practice them.


Led by Peter Yiangou
Peter has long been a student of the Beshara School and has facilitated courses around the world. He has recently led a Discovering Unity course in Bristol and is developing further courses. He is the senior partner of a successful architectural practice in the Cotswolds.

To find out more about Rumi, click here...

Saturday, December 6, from 2 – 5pm


Hamilton House

80 Stokes Croft

Bristol BS1 3QY

All welcome    Admission free    Suggested donation £5

Contact information
For information and to register interest in attending talks in Bristol, email bristolbeshara@outlook.com

To find out about events at Chisholme House and around the UK and abroad, and for volunteering opportunities at Chisholme House, see: www.beshara.org 

Events in Bristol are supported by the Beshara Trust, a registered charity.

 

The afternoon will start with a short introduction to Rumi's teaching and significance today. 
Spirituality has been moving in a universal direction for several decades, and Rumi is seen as one of the forerunners of this trend.
An ever-increasing number of people are finding their essence through themselves, without the need for complex belief structures and mediation.
It is now widely accepted that there are connections between the different wisdom traditions and the underlying unity that they all express. 

In order to bring these inspiring ideas into our lives as everyday facts, far-sighted people like Rumi offer an inclusive approach.
We will read a short selection of Rumi's poems, explore together their meanings for each of us, and discuss how we can begin to practice them.


Led by Peter Yiangou
Peter has long been a student of the Beshara School and has facilitated courses around the world. He has recently led a Discovering Unity course in Bristol and is developing further courses. He is the senior partner of a successful architectural practice in the Cotswolds.

To find out more about Rumi, click here...

Saturday, December 6, from 2 – 5pm


Hamilton House

80 Stokes Croft

Bristol BS1 3QY

All welcome    Admission free    Suggested donation £5

Contact information
For information and to register interest in attending talks in Bristol, email bristolbeshara@outlook.com

To find out about events at Chisholme House and around the UK and abroad, and for volunteering opportunities at Chisholme House, see: www.beshara.org 

Events in Bristol are supported by the Beshara Trust, a registered charity.

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