10:00 am - 05:30 pm
Berkeley, California
Human beings want and need love. Generally people spend a lot of time and energy seeking love. There is an innate positivity when we feel loved and loving. Love is associated or equated with being accepted, valued, seen and understood. It is a primary theme in human communication: books, music, theater and movies. Often, we don’t investigate a primary question: What is love?
This weekend we will explore the heart’s relationship to, and understanding of, love. What is the truth of our heart? Do we love that truth? We'll examine the qualities that nourish heartfulness and our loving intimacy with reality. We will examine what blocks or reveals the openness, acceptance, joy, pleasure and realness that are part of our heartfulness—our loving nature.
Ultimately we’ll examine the transformative and liberating power of love. This is the love that fuels our personal process in the Diamond Approach. We can discover that our relationship to True Nature can become a mutual love affair.
This retreat is offered to raise funds for a support fund for students and teachers who need financial assistance.
Saturday and Sunday, 10:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m., lunch break 1:00-2:30 p.m.
$100 suggested fee. Larger and smaller amounts are gratefully accepted. Everyone is invited to attend, whatever they offer.