Heart and Soul
How does Heart and Soul fit in with TTL?
They offer the following:
An opportunity to explore personal and inner change, in response to the outer environmental change at this transitional time.
Safe spaces where people can connect and express through mind, heart and soul, their personal experience in response to the ups and downs of transition.
Meaningful events to provide a platform for connection and to build a supportive and resilient community.
They’re inclusive and welcome people from all walks of life; they’re an integral part of TTL and are available as a resource.
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INNER TRANSITION
As we undergo who knows what kind of change in the coming months and years, how will we respond mentally, emotionally and spiritually to these changes? And what support do we have as a community that is uniting and accessible to all?
In response to these questions, as an on-going initiative the Heart and Soul group hold monthly sessions. (link) They are loosely structured, to create a safe, open and confidential space, so that individuals can share whatever arises from mind, heart and soul, in an atmosphere of mutual acceptance. Everyone is welcome to come along.
TTL Heart and Soul Group contact is Sue Fleming
Heart & Soul Winter Event: Navigating Change
Wednesday 14 December, 7pm- 9.30pm, Subud Centre, Lewes.
An invitation from Transition Town Lewes Heart and Soul Group:
Mike Grenville is joining us for an evening to explore the challenges and opportunities the fast-approaching changes are bringing us.
With every day that passes it is becoming harder to deny that big changes are occurring in the way that the world works. It might be the collapse of the Euro and the global finance system, the decline of capitalism itself or the advent of peak oil, accelerating species extinction or a long list of other threats to the way we live. But where is all this taking us? One thing seem certain: pretty soon our expectations will have to change.
This talk will build on the recent Transition Social Reporters article 'Navigating change'.
Together we will explore how change happens in Nature and society. What
sort of tools-for-change can we use to help ourselves as individuals
and communities respond to the challenges and opportunities that could
face us with?
Donation
£8-5 towards costs. The talk will start promptly at 7.30pm and will be
followed by participation and discussion. Drinks available. Let us know if you'd like to come: email Sue Fleming or tel. 07855777715.
Event Feedback
Our April monthly meeting was an exploration of wellbeing, health & the sickness service the NHS provides, led by Dr Dave Peters & Dr Liz Archer. Plans for a healthy living group & community herb garden emerging. Thanks to Amy & Liz for a great, detailed report of the event.
What do we really mean by health, wellbeing, resilience? What is it humans need - individually and collectively - to be healthy, and where do these needs (physical, mental, spiritual, social, global) fit with the 'big picture'? How do political-economic systems erode cooperative, supportive communities and fuel new patterns of sickness and social breakdown? Enmeshed as we are in the Industrial-consumer culture, what can we do to build local resilience? Personal, local and global health seem to be inter-dependent when seen holistically.
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