Exploring contemplation and self-knowledge through the lenses of these traditions Led by Mervat Nasser*, Psychiatrist/Researcher in ancient Egyptian thought and traditions – Ancient Egyptian approaches. Khodadad (Khodi) Kaviani*, Professor, Central Washington University – Zoroaster’s Songs and Zoroastrian Traditions. Treat yourself […]
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Exploring contemplation and self-knowledge through the lenses of these traditions Led by Blair A. Stonechild*, Professor of Indigenous Studies, First Nations University, Regina – Spirituality as Inspirational Knowledge in Indigenous Traditions. B. Les Lancaster*, Liverpool John Moores University, UK and
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Exploring contemplation and self-knowledge through the lenses of these traditions Led by Ashwani Kumar*, Associate Professor, Mount Saint Vincent University, Halifax – Hinduism and Meditative Inquiry approaches. Jason Idriss Sparkes*, The Burhānīya Sufi Order/Tarīqah, Waterloo, Ontario – Muslim Sufi approaches.
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Inter-Spirituality and Comparative Mysticism Led by: Dr. Greg Kennedy SJ*, Loyola House, Ignatius Jesuit Centre, Guelph, – Jesuit Ignatian approaches. Norman Feldman*, co-founder and retired Guiding Teacher of True North Insight Meditation Centre – Buddhist approaches. Treat yourself to an
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Inter-Spirituality and Comparative Mysticism Led by Prof. Dr. Jorge Ferrer*, former core faculty and chairman at California Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS) in San Francisco Loyola House is hosting a virtual multi-faith retreat series on inter-spirituality and comparative mysticism. Conducted by
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