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RVML Resource Center 2002-2007 Calendar Archives 16 March 2004, Tuesday |
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RVML's "Members Only Book Vault"
Time: 4:30pm - 6:30pm
Location: RVML Event Center -Suite 6 UPSTAIRS
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Important Notes: 1) As an incentive to join RVML, The Book Vault is open to library members only. 2) Most of the items in the Book Vault are not included in our searchable database. 3) The Book Vault is located upstairs in Suite 6 (directly above the library).
Lecture: Emotion as the Ladder to Spirit by Daniel Barron
Time: 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Location: RVML Event Center - 258 A St, Ashland
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Lecture: "A Holy Human is Wholly Human: Emotion as the Ladder to Spirit"
By Daniel Barron
All Tuesday Evening events
at RVML are Free Admission
Presentation Description:
"How Theohumanity and ESH offer a new road to abiding with our divine humanity."
Real spirituality is an active, heart-rendering effort to work our fears through to their unconscious sources within us to heal them, not just take them to a higher vibration, melt into some magic new age landscape, sit passively as audience to, or wait to have life trigger them up for us. Abiding with the living God requires us to actively peel away the layers of fear that keep us from hearing the music that goes with that relationship, and until we do, we’re tone-deaf to Maker’s Melody of Spirit that draws us into the dance.
In that way, grace is what we create as we heal enough fear to encounter the God-love at the root of our being. As that inner state is created, it links to the outer state of the Grace of God in the pulsating flow-beat of life. That bridging from inner to outer is the only path to the Love of which all creation is made, and the realization of out humanity as our natural expression of the divine."
Presenter's Biography:
Daniel Stacy Barron is a graduate of Loyola University of Chicago, and did post-graduate work at the University of Illinois at the Medical Center. After his awakening in the traditions of Soto and Riinzai forms of Zen Buddhism in the 1980’s, Daniel began to experience a heretofore unrevealed architecture of the emoto-spiritual bodies of human beings. What he experienced directly contradicted the teachings of 25 centuries of traditional Zen Buddhism in regards to the illusory nature of the individual self, as well as challenging the overall eastern esoteric criteria for the state of enlightenment.
For Barron, what is called the traditional state of enlightenment is only one-third of our spiritually mature consciousness capacity, and not its completion or fullness. In Theohumanity, that summit-state is called Enheartenment, and involves a far more grueling set of criteria for attainment than any eastern tradition of enlightenment.
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