Have you tried one of the Spirituality and Men workshops that run every month in Brighton & Hove yet?
The workshops are organized by Rodney Browne from Bevendean who ran 4 workshops in 2011 whilst taking part in a leadership training program run by The Men’s Network, because he is committed to giving something back to his local community (read about last year’s Community Leaders Program here)
The workshops are still held once a month and will use meditation, discussion and laughter to help participants to explore spiritual themes like communication; the changing face of men and masculinity and spirituality .
All workshops take place at the Cornerstone Community Centre, Church Road, Hove, BN3 2FL - click here for a map - and run monthly on Saturdays from 2pm to 4.30pm. The workshops are FREE with light refreshments provided and contributions are welcome to help keep these monthly workshops running.
Details of upcoming workshops:
Saturday 12th May
Maintaining Self Control: Who is driving my life and where am I going?
Saturday June 16th
The Mechanics of the Soul: A workshop to check the vehicle of consciousness
Saturday July 14th
Taking the Lead: A workshop to explore my (spiritual) leadership potential
Saturday August 11th
From Burnt Out to Blissed Out: Practical Meditation Skills for finding inner peace
The workshops are being supported by the Brighton branch of The Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University, an international learning community which has 825,000 regular students and a centre in Brighton. The Brahma Kumaris encourage individuals to live by their highest values, vision and purpose and believes that a personal commitment to self-transformation can help create peace and a better world for all.
To book a place today call 01273 279481 or email brighton@uk.bkwsu.org.
Glen Poole is Director of the Helping Men consultancy, UK co-ordinator for International Men's Day, host of the National Conference for Men and Boys and editor of the Good Men Project's International Men's Movement section. Follow him on twitter @HelpingMen or find out more about his work at http://helpingmenblog.blogspot.co.uk/
