Beyond Death: Does Consciousness Survive?
A Lecture by Dr. Roger J. Woolger
Thursday, February 25, 2010
8:00 PM
ACADEMY ART MUSEUM
106 South Street, Easton, Maryland
Sponsored by Evergreen Cove
Registration fee: $25.00 per person
Evergreen Cove is not handling registrations for this program.
To register or for more information,
please call Joan Green of Woolger International
at (410) 822-1642 or send an email to daystar@goeaston.net.
Dying remains a difficult area for individuals, families, and medical practitioners. The spiritual significance of dying has become overshadowed by the mechanical view of our current Western science with its emphasis on the physical process of dying. This lecture will explore spiritual phenomena which occur at the time of dying and provide models for the dying process as suggested by reports of near death experience and by the visions of mystics and mediums in many cultures. The implications of these ideas for mental health will be considered.
This lecture is designed to speak clearly to anyone who is willing to courageously face and acknowledge the fact that everyone must, at some time, personally experience the death process. It will also be informative for psychiatrists, psychologists, medical practitioners and others involved with terminal care.
CEU Credits are available for attendance at this lecture
To register or for more information, please call Joan Green of Woolger International at (410) 822-1642 or send an email to daystar@goeaston.net.
Roger J. Woolger, Ph.D., is a Jungian therapist and a professional lecturer with degrees in psychology, comparative religion and philosophy from Oxford and London Universities. He trained as a certified Jungian Analyst at the C. G. Jung Institute in Zurich, and has led workshops at the New York Open Center, Esalen Institute and Omega Institute, and speaks at a broad range of conferences internationally. His book OTHER LIVES, OTHER SELVES is an innovative synthesis of Jungian depth psychology, bodywork, yoga psychology, psychodrama and Eastern meditation principles and is considered a classic in its field.
