What a post from Kate? Is she going to write a 'weekly' newsletter? Well, I have been considering that (feedback would be welcome -- do you think it would be valuable? -- are you willing to email stories and ideas? -- thoughts?)
This post though is an 'advert' for some upcoming intensives here on Vancouver Island. If you love the project and feel okay about it -- feel free to post a link on your social networking sites, refer a friend to the blog, or?
I hope that wherever you are you are gleaning peace and joy from the last days of summer and your transition into fall is smooth.
Namaste,
~ Kate
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These are tough times and it's hard to know where to put our energies (and resources) Stress and pressures abound.
Can it be better ... ?
Yes, it can.
You can make it better -- for yourself, for those around you, for your world.
Just by doing things you already do.
The Virtues Project is a simple but revolutionary way to look at yourself ... and others ...
to identify and encourage our strengths ...
to use them to support growth in our weak areas ...
to create communities of safety and creativity.
For more than 20 years now, the Virtues Project has been inspiring people around the world.
It is being used in more than 90 countries -- by individuals, governments, corporations, social service agencies, community organizations and schools -- to develop individuals and communities of strength, hopefulness and resilience.
On October 22 & 23rd, Virtues Project Master Facilitator Kate Marsh will be leading a small group of people
in an intensive exploration of how nurturing our inner qualities can change our lives ...
and the world around us.
It's happening in the quietly glorious seaside village of Chemainus, on Canada's majestic Vancouver Island.
And there are still openings available ...
Yes, it can.
You can make it better -- for yourself, for those around you, for your world.
Just by doing things you already do.
The Virtues Project is a simple but revolutionary way to look at yourself ... and others ...
to identify and encourage our strengths ...
to use them to support growth in our weak areas ...
to create communities of safety and creativity.
For more than 20 years now, the Virtues Project has been inspiring people around the world.
It is being used in more than 90 countries -- by individuals, governments, corporations, social service agencies, community organizations and schools -- to develop individuals and communities of strength, hopefulness and resilience.
On October 22 & 23rd, Virtues Project Master Facilitator Kate Marsh will be leading a small group of people
in an intensive exploration of how nurturing our inner qualities can change our lives ...
and the world around us.
It's happening in the quietly glorious seaside village of Chemainus, on Canada's majestic Vancouver Island.
And there are still openings available ...
This two day introduction will be followed by The Virtues Project Facilitator Intensive October 25th through 27th. Spend time planning how to seemlessly incorporate the five strategies into your lives, communities and workplaces.
I'm so convinced that the Virtues Project is one of the best ways to address the issues you face as 'spiritual beings having a human experience' (and the issues the planet faces at 'The Great Turning') I'm offering an extra incentive to come. Register 3 people and the 4th is on me.
I'm so convinced that the Virtues Project is one of the best ways to address the issues you face as 'spiritual beings having a human experience' (and the issues the planet faces at 'The Great Turning') I'm offering an extra incentive to come. Register 3 people and the 4th is on me.
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