Spiritual Directors of Atlanta with
The Spirituality Program at Columbia Theological Seminary present
The Spirituality Program at Columbia Theological Seminary present
The Soul and the Breath
Friday, September 28
9:00 am – 12:00 pm
$15
9:00 am – 12:00 pm
$15
What is the soul?
Two of the world’s most ancient traditions Veda - (the foundation for the religions of Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism), and Torah, (the foundation for Judaism, Christianity and Islam) - share similar answers to this question. This presentation will be an exploration of the layers/garment/veils of the soul.
Presenter Steven Gold will guide us through a deeper understanding of soul through guided meditation practice and wisdom teaching, defining and experiencing our connection to our breath and ultimately our own understanding of lifeforce.
Two of the world’s most ancient traditions Veda - (the foundation for the religions of Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism), and Torah, (the foundation for Judaism, Christianity and Islam) - share similar answers to this question. This presentation will be an exploration of the layers/garment/veils of the soul.
Presenter Steven Gold will guide us through a deeper understanding of soul through guided meditation practice and wisdom teaching, defining and experiencing our connection to our breath and ultimately our own understanding of lifeforce.
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Steven J. Gold, is the founder/director of the online center, “Torah-Veda” and the author of multiple spiritual books, most recently Dimensions: Navigating the Spiritual Spectrum (2018); and is a contributor and editor of a poetry collection, Breaking the Silence: Poems of Spiritual Luminescence (2018). He has been an initiate, student, practitioner and teacher in a Himalayan meditation tradition for over 40 years and a student of Kabala and Hebrew Spirituality for over 20 years.
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Our hosts are Atlanta Spiritual Director, Debra Weir, and
The Spirituality Program at Columbia Theological Seminary. Registrants will receive detailed information on parking and the workshop space via email a few weeks before the event. Harrington Center Columbia Theological Seminary 701 S Columbia Drive Decatur, GA 30030 |
