Friday, December 4, 2009
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1. Living with God
The Living with God stream hasn't been designed to fill our heads with all sorts of theological ideas so we can spout clever notions to others. It's designed to help us come to terms with our lives by being able to distinguish between the voice of God and the host of other human needs and prejudices which clamour for our attention. How can we stay connected to God so we live according to His values?
2. Living with Others
Living with Others helps us in the development of practical skills which allow us to become vehicles of love and change and growth - taking our rightful place in a national awakening. Deep down most of us long to be able to look back on our lives and know we had a valuable role in the growth of those whose lives we shared. So its about becoming aware of the processes in relationships and groups.
3. Living with Yourself
Living with Yourself takes us on a journey of discovery into the make-up of our own souls. How did we get the picture we have of ourselves? Can we trust it? How does our body with its nervous system, its hormones and other chemical responses impact on us? What's the difference between true and false guilt? Can attitudes be changed? How do we develop new habits that serve us?