What we’re about
‘If we keep our eyes open and our hearts clear, we can realise that life gives us adequate opportunities to experience both love and hope.’ (John Moriarty)
‘Nature, calling us out of our biographies into the fluvial marvel of now.’ (John Moriarty)
'I was experiencing an unnegotiable need to walk the earth with a barefoot heart and a barefoot mind.' (John Moriarty)
'There was something in the darkness and cold that comforted me in my pain. There was something in feeling the rain. There was something if I stayed long enough.'
'I asked myself what it would be like to enter into the dark and emerge into the light. What would I discover about myself and others? What would I find in this space that could help me?'
'Walking is to return to be guided by our own hearts.' (Unknown)
'Who am I in the Hazelwood? Who am I outside of society?' (John Moriarty)
“In the age of the world’s night, someone returns to be beginning, becomes so inwardly empty as to be available to the beginning.” (John Moriarty)
These walks will encourage speaking from the heart, periods of silence mixed with gentle sharing, storytelling, encounters with nature, and free-roaming or solitary exploration. Contemplation and reflection practices will also be featured, and depending on the number of participants, I may incorporate individual, pair, and group activities.
I will aim to provide a supportive and safe space where we can open up about our lives and experiences freely. Anything you share is confidential and shall not be disclosed outside the space.
Note/Disclaimer: Attending this event and every event in this group is entirely in every possible way at your own risk.
(Group Photo Credit: Photo taken in The Burren, Co. Clare by Hanne T. Fisker Photography and Art)
Upcoming events (1)
See all- The Psychology of Carl Jung with Dr Brendan Harding (The Sugar Club, Dublin)The Sugar Club, Dublin 2
Hello all,
I have booked a ticket to attend this talk as part of the Seed Talks series.
My early bird ticket cost €18.90 a few weeks ago, but it appears that prices have increased to €21.63 each. It also states that only a few tickets remain.
Tickets and more information available here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-psychology-of-carl-jung-with-dr-brendan-harding-tickets-1421698310919
There is no assigned seating, just general admission. However, perhaps we can meet outside The Sugar Club between 5:00 pm and 5:10 pm and go in together. The talk starts at 5:30 pm, and there is also a Q&A session.
I should also be able to grab a coffee or tea afterwards if there is interest and if there's a place nearby that is open.
Mind yourselves,
Daithí
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When I was studying a few years ago, our lecturer played a talk given by Brendan Harding in class called ‘Jung Symbols and Songs of the Soul’ - the talk is still available on YouTube, and you can find a link here. I found a lot of heart, story, and hope in what he presented and would describe it as a soulful experience. If you are curious about Jung and journeys of healing, this talk may also interest you.
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On the night, there is another talk on at 7.30 pm after the talk on Jung called 'The Neuroscience of Music', which may be of interest to some. See here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-neuroscience-of-music-with-dr-shane-cassidy-tickets-1421819483349?aff=ebdsoporgprofile
