THE SCHOOL OF SPIRITUAL PSYCHOLOGY
Presents
SPIRIT HEALING
With Robert Sardello, Ph.D.
and Cheryl Sanders-Sardello, Ph.D.
First Session: October 14-18, 2010
Second Session: March 3-7, 2011
Third Session: June 2-6, 2011
Fourth Session: September 8-12, 2011
Held at the Center for Spiritual Psychology, Benson, North Carolina
Each session begins on Thursday evening at 6:00 and ends Monday at noon.
Acceptance of applications closes two weeks before the beginning of the course.
ABOUT THE COURSE
This course concerns developing the inner capacities of making connection with the sacredness of the body, of developing the ability to feel the body as being every moment in the process of coming into being through the activity of creating spiritual beings. The intent of the work is to foster the development of new capacities of sensing, perceiving, and knowing our bodies, to develop practices of self-healing, that is, wholeness of body, and to be a healing presence with others. Each session focuses on three central aspects of healing – spiritual knowledge, body-meditative practices, and practices of presence.
The following dimensions of practice will be incorporated:
The First Session
Works with characterizing the imaginal process of spirit healing; how it differs from psychic healing and other forms of healing. Practices for developing the capacity to be present to our multiple subtle bodies; alignment of the subtle bodies. Meditative practices for being in connection with the angelic presences who are the guardians and maintainers of the body. Introduction to the ancient mystery centers of healing; developing body-awareness. Foundations of the new sense of embodiment. Illness and story I.
Second Session
Developing body-attention and body-awareness; entering into the immediacy of body-feeling. Further imagining of the mystery centers of healing. Meditative work with the Templar mysteries of healing. Entering organ-awareness – the heart, lungs, liver, kidneys. Freeing the body from medicalization; homeopathic imagination and bodying. Illness and story II.
Third Session
The be-coming of the body; shifting from the body as a closed system to body as an intensification of spiritual forces. Integral healing. Entering into healing-awareness. Further work with the ancient mystery centers of healing. Further meditative work with the Templar mysteries of healing; the mystery of the blood; meditative work with the blood.
Fourth Session
The angelic hierarchies, the body, and healing. Meditative work with the charkas and the glands. The alchemical transformation processes of the body. The blood as the bearer of the individual spirit. Illness as the new self emerging. Working with imaginations of illness. Meditative practices for allowing the new self to emerge. Further work with Templar healing. The wholeness of body, world, and consciousness.
Faculty
Robert Sardello, Ph.D. and Cheryl Sanders, Ph.D., co-directors of the School of Spiritual Psychology are the lead faculty. Other faculty are sometimes brought in for individual sessions. (For fuller descriptions of the credentials of the faculty, see our website: www.spiritualschool.org)
Requirements, Tuition & Schedule
Tuition for the program is $2,800.00 An additional $50.00 non-refundable application fee must be sent in with the application. A non-refundable deposit of $500.00 is due upon acceptance into the program. The remaining tuition is due before the opening of the first week of the course, or a payment contract can be signed upon approval to split payment in 2 or 4 segments. The School of Spiritual Psychology makes a commitment to the people who enter into the program, part of which involves relying on the tuition for the program in exchange for the preparation and teaching time of the faculty. If refunds are requested or non-payment occurs, the entire program is put in jeopardy. If accepted, please consider this a commitment for the entire year of your class.
Payment of full tuition and full room and board in advance comes with a $300 discount. Payment of full tuition in advance comes with a $150 discount.
Room and Board
Tuition does not include room and board fees, which are paid separately and for each session. Room and board for each session is $375.00. All rooms are double, in the very comfortable Center For Spiritual Psychology which is located on fourteen acres with a pond and a swimming pool.
Location
The Sacred Service Program is held at the Spiritual Psychology Center located in Benson, North Carolina. Benson is an easy forty-minute drive from Raleigh where there is a major international airport. Benson is also located at the intersection of interstate hi-way 95 and interstate hi-way 40, and thus easy driving distance from north-south and east-west.
Application Process
Please include the following information in your application letter:
Date, Name, Address, City, State, Zip - Phone, Fax, Email, Birth date, marital status.
Write a short description indicating what you hope to learn and achieve in the course you are applying for. What kind of inner growth challenges do you think this experience might hold for you? What are you currently doing for a living? What are your aspirations in relation to inner development? If you have a resume, please send it.
Send Application to:
The School of Spiritual Psychology
P.O. Box 7
Benson, North Carolina 27504
If you have questions, please contact: soulschool@embarqmail.com
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