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Revisiting the Kernel of the Kernel
Thursday, 16th February 2023, 7pm
to
Sunday, 19th February 2023, 2.30pm
An immersive three days at Chisholme, in conjunction with the Beshara Trust.
How to Book
Complete a short application form and email it to secretary@chisholme.org
Cost
Description
An opportunity to come together, as students under one umbrella – a time set aside for essential learning through each of the four pillars – work, study, meditation and zikr. This will be the context for reading together some sections of The Kernel of the Kernel.
The Kernel of the Kernel consists of Ismail Hakki Bursevi’s translation of key passages from Muhyiddin Ibn ‘Arabi’s Futuhat al-Makkiya, translated into English by Bulent Rauf.
The course will be facilitated by Patricia Taddei, Mark Boston, Hamid van Koten and others.
For those with genuine financial hardship please contact secretary@chisholme.org – it may be possible to offer student bursaries.
Places will be limited and depending on the response we may have to ask you to wait for a future event.
Daily Meditation
From 6th January 2025
07:30–08:00 GMT
Daily 30-minute silent meditation. All welcome.
Contact: John Brown at besharacourses@beshara.org for a Zoom invite
Open Meetings
Monday 13th & 27th January, 2025
Monday 10th & 24th February, 2025
18:30–19:30 GMT
Are you interested in sharing your thoughts and in contributing to the development of Beshara? We are excited to invite you to a series of four fortnightly online Open Meetings launching in January 2025.
Love and Knowledge in the Light of Unity | the Direct Path
Beshara Foundation Course
Autumn 2025 (dates to be confirmed)
Introductory weekend at Sutton Courtenay Abbey, Oxfordshire
(Zoom attendance also available)
10 x bi-weekly evening online sessions
This course provides a full introduction to the principles of Beshara in terms of both knowledge and practice. Taking the metaphysics of Muhyiddin Ibn ‘Arabi as a starting point, the course explores what it means to understand oneself and the world in the light of the Unity of Existence.
Contact: besharacourses3@beshara.org
Love Divine: a conversation between Rumi and St. John of the Cross
Meditation and poetry workshops
Fortnightly from 18th January – 29th March
Saturdays: 10:00am – 11:30pm (GMT)
or
Fortnightly from 25th January – 5th April
Saturdays: 10am – 11:30am (Pacific Time), 12:00pm-13:30 (Central Time), and 5:00pm-6:30pm (UK time).
Meditation workshops following a format of reading some lines of poetry with contemplative meditation and shared reflections. There are a few places left.
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