
THE RIVER OF SOUL SERIES
Atula and David Findlay with Sahajamani
The purpose of soul is to
learn and to love
learn and to love
An in depth series of workshops to experience soul and healing through myth, poetry and fairy tale held in Bethnal green, East London
Without soul there would be no life, no love, no wisdom, no poetry, no myths or stories, nothing to learn and nothing to transform. Soul is a fragment of the divine, our companion through life, there to help us overcome the difficulties it creates for us and in overcoming them to crown us with glory.
In this series of six weekend workshops we will be exploring the reality of soul by using myths, fairytales and poetry to create context and group sharing and interaction to reveal the soul in action. Through this we will gradually build a trust in the presence of soul as a personal guide through life and also as a bridge to both the divine and to one another. The combination of fairy tales, puppets, poetry and deep interpersonal sharing makes this workshop unique.
In all our workshops we endeavour to place soul at the centre of self and at the centre of relationship, for this reason we offer no formal assessments or certificates. Participants are encouraged find their authority through turning inward to their own essential light and allowing it to gradually become a source of guidance and peace.
Participants who need evidence for Continuing Professional Development will be given a letter of attendance.
2020 Dates:
Friday afternoon, Saturday and Sunday in London:
St Margaret's House, Old Ford Road, Bethnal Green, London E2 9PL
10th-11th-12th January 2020
7th-8th-9th February 2020
6th-7th-8th March 2020
3rd-4th-5th April 2020
8th-9th-10th May 2020
5th -6th-7th June 2020- Residential
Residential weekend – The Rivendell Centre, Chillies Lane,
High Hurstwood, East Sussex, TN22 4AB.
Applications for the River of Soul series are open to anyone who has attended an introductory workshop or a previous workshop run by Atula, David, Nagadiddhi or Mandarava.

The course (held in London) is suitable for therapists, artists, poets, and anyone interested in: