Evergreen Cove Holistic Learning Center and ACT: A Community of Transformation are sponsoring a lecture and workshop on ancestral connections. The lecture, “Jung’s Red Book: Ancestral Shadows & The Rebirth of Culture,” will be presented by acclaimed international author, lecturer, and teacher Roger J. Woolger, PhD, of Woolger International on Friday, September 10, 2010 at 7:30 p.m. at the Academy Art Museum, 106 South Street, in Easton. The lecture, based on C. G. Jung’s “Red Book,” will explore how ancestral connections are important factors in the unfolding of one’s personal destiny.
In addition to the lecture, Dr. Woolger will present a two-day experiential workshop, “Voices of the Ancestors II” to be held at the Talbot Hospice House at 586 Cynwood Drive in Easton, MD, on September 11 and 12 from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. each day. Dr, Woolger, author of “Other Lives, Other Selves,” offers opportunities to heal old generational wounds, understand forgotten family histories, and recover the riches of our ancestral heritage. In addition, he will de-mystify superstitions about “possession,” “evil” and “dark entities” by showing how all lost soul-fragments respond to loving and compassionate treatment. Dr. Woolger’s international training program has attracted therapists and healers from all over the world. This workshop is a requisite for all seeking to join Roger’s advanced Ancestral Field Workers Groups and other advanced healing/spirit release work.
This is a return visit for British born Roger J. Woolger who has presented several times at the Academy Art Museum, Evergreen Cove, and Londonderry Retirement Community in Easton. Dr. Woolger founded Woolger International and is a life long student of world spiritual traditions. He is a graduate of the C. G. Jung Institute in Zurich, Switzerland, holds degrees from Oxford and London Universities in the areas of psychology, philosophy and comparative religion, and is a pioneer in the development of Deep Memory Process™ (regression therapy). Dr. Woolger speaks internationally, always demonstrating a profound knowledge and understanding of the inner workings of the human psyche.
The cost for the September 10 lecture at the Academy Art Museum is $25 per person. Because space is limited, early registration is advised. The registration fee for the two-day workshop is $180 per person and includes refreshments on both days. CEU’s are available for attendance at the lecture and/or the workshop. For further information or to register for the lecture or seminar, contact Joan Green, Woolger International, at 410-822-1642.
Evergreen Cove honored its volunteers at an early evening reception on October 16, 2009. The organization’s volunteers help with everything from office support to maintaining the organization’s four acre property and organizing all of the non-profit’s fundraising events. “A volunteer is a person who makes a difference in our community, often by making the difficult or impossible, possible,” noted Board Chair Jane McCauley as she thanked the assembled group. “We are deeply grateful for every moment of time you so generously give to Evergreen Cove.”