Saturday, July 18, 2009 at 9:00 AM - Sunday, July 19, 2009 at 4:00 PM (PT)
Sorry - registration for this event has been canceled.
For information on an alternative offering see:
http://eastbaymeditation.org/event/55
Keeping Cool in the Fire:
Becoming More Skillful with Inner or Outer Conflict
A Two-Day Training with Donald Rothberg & Lawrence Ellis
Saturday, July 18, 9:30am to 5pm
& Sunday, July 19, 9:30am to 4pm
Location: Fisher Family Hall (of the Jewish Community Center of S.F)
- Directions - GoogleMaps -
Open to ALL – No prior experience is necessary!
Cost: $99 - $199 (sliding scale)
Pease pay at the level appropriate to your income and resources.
- Limited scholarships available - pre-approval required -
call (510) 551-5101 or email: keepingcool@summerofpeace.net
- Download printable (PDF) flyer here -
For many of us, conflicts are challenging! Should I stay in this job or relationship? How can I bring my spiritual practice to this major organizational conflict? How can I bring my
aspirations for peace to a situation of hostility or even violence?
In this two-day workshop, we will offer perspectives, tools and practices for transforming conflict - drawn from ancient wisdom traditions, from top academics at places such as the Harvard Program on Negotiation and the MIT Dialogue Project, and from leading-edge work of mediators and peacemakers. We'll look deeply at the nature of conflict; see conflicts as opportunities for reconciliation, learning and deepening relationships; become more skillful when there are difficult emotions and polarizing thoughts; and cultivate mindfulness and skillful speech in the midst of conflict. We will explore all this through short talks, discussion, interactive exercises, meditation, Earth-based ritual, and practice with conflict scenarios drawn from our own life experiences and from simulations.
Note: to respect those with environmental sensitivities, please do
not wear fragrances at the trainings.
The Fisher Family Hall is wheelchair accessible
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Testimonial
“Donald Rothberg and Lawrence Ellis are a wonderful combination, each with
distinctive gifts and styles, each with deep commitments to turning the wheel of Dharma into relevant social action for our time. Together they are good news!”
– Joanna Macy: renowned eco-philosopher, Buddhist scholar,
systems theorist and activist
- Click here to read additional testimonials -
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