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On Monday, September 21,
at The Elliott Bay Book Company in Seattle's historic Pioneer Square, Janet Dallett reads from her latest book, Listening to The Rhino: Violence and Healing in a Scientific Age and talks about factors that have influenced her writing, the psychology of creative people, and some of the dilemmas with which her work confronts her. Afterward, the author will be available to answer questions and sign copies of the book. The event is at 7:30 p.m. and the bookstore is located at 101 South Main Street, Seattle. To contact the bookstore, call (206) 624-6600.
September 17-20, 2009
The School of Spiritual Psychology presents "The Black Madonna and the Future of Money," an East Coast soul retreat continuance of the 2008 Sophia Conference with Robert Sardello, Ph.D. and Cheryl Sanders-Sardello, Ph.D. The world’s financial system has gone into crisis. We are facing not merely a recession but the failure of an economic model rooted in fear and self-interest and lacking a soul connection to the larger world. However, the financial crisis also indicates an intensification of the presence of Sophia. This soul retreat will focus on how we may be present to a new money consciousness. The retreat will be on the campus of Vermont College in Montpelier, Vermont. Dates are Thursday evening, September 17, through Sunday, September 20. Retreat fee: $350 not including room and board. Registration deadline is September 1. More information: soulschool@embarqmail.com.