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SUMMARY:Embracing the Second Half of Life
DESCRIPTION:Embracing the Second Half of Life – Led by Cathy Brown. \nAt this retreat\, participants will explore the unfolding path of the second half of life\, discerning how to embrace this and thrive.  Together\, we will draw on the psychological and spiritual wisdom that helps us understand the two halves of life\, particularly that offered by Carl Jung the psychologist and Richard Rohr a Franciscan Priest.  There will be time to make sense of this wisdom for ourselves and feel a connection with others. \nCathy\, a Chartered Psychologist\, has supported individuals\, teams and organisations to manage transitions for over 25 years.  Clients experience her as warm empathetic and insightful.
URL:https://www.parcevallhall.org.uk/event/embracing-the-second-half-of-life/
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SUMMARY:Climbing the Poetic Munros
DESCRIPTION:Climbing the Poetic Munros Led by Hugh Parry \nHugh Parry is an experienced teacher of English Literature in adult education specialising in Shakespeare. His wide-ranging interests including detective fiction\, utopias\, ghost stories\, Greek drama\, and the pursuit of unfashionable poets.  \nIn poetry\, the current preference is for brevity and lyricism\, while verse marching from page to page is regarded as forbidding. But in the past\, readers admired poets for tackling big subjects and were prepared to climb the Poetic Munros. This course encourages you to try too. The rule is that a separate long poem is to be the subject of a single session and no more\, and that each poem will be filleted in such a way as to entertain and intrigue\, without creating overload.
URL:https://www.parcevallhall.org.uk/event/climbing-the-poetic-munros/
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