Inspired Learning Opportunities
One of the primary aspects of the mission of the Tan Seva Project is to provide and facilitate inspired learning opportunities to deepen the practices of caregivers, as a means of promoting the action of turning toward the sacred aspects of dying. These inspired learning opportunities are also meant to bring innovative tools to the licensed and unlicensed caregiver via community discussions on and explorations of the transformative end-of-life process.
The theme for the 2007 series of inspired learning opportunities is “The Beloved Community”, a concept defined and explored by Dr. Martin Luther King, and suggested as a theme by Dr. Charles Garfield. As the Tan Seva Project began collaborating with both the Sigma Theta Tau Leadership Academy and Dr. Garfield, the idea of using the theme of The Beloved Community seemed an ideal support for initiating community explorations of the caregiver in relationship with the end-of-life process. Questions and dialogue starters began to surface: How does the idea of the Beloved Community express itself as a call for compassionate community in service to the end-of-life process? How does the Beloved Community care for itself? What does the Beloved Community do to sustain itself and foster a bridge toward the future? What unfolded from these questions was Tan Seva Project’s first series of inspired learning opportunities, held in Arcata, California.
Below you will find descriptions of upcoming inspired learning opportunities, as well as links for printable registration forms. The Tan Seva project aims to offer these opportunities year-round, so please continue to check this page for updates and more information on upcoming events.
“The Integral Caregiver in the End of Life Relationship
Part II: The Sacred Encounter within the Circle of Care”
Thursday July 17 7:30pm &
Friday July 18 10:00am to 4:30pm
Click Here for a Flyer of this Inspired Learning Opportunity
Click Here to Register