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Peter's Newsletter, June 2008
"Farmer John and the Jewels of Opar"
I was inspired in surprising ways by the recent HBO miniseries "John Adams,"
based on the painstakingly researched book by a leading historian. Part of
the thrill of seeing the American Revolution unfold derived from observing
the idealism and brilliance of the Founders folded in among their flaws,
both personal and political: slaveholding, the infamous Three-fifths
Compromise, various degrees of backstabbing and character assassination.
Adjusting for the ethos of the time, and balancing them against what history
may judge to be our own shortsightedness, prejudices, and cruelties, the
likes of Adams, Washington, Franklin, and Jefferson stand like towers of
fortitude and self-sacrifice, especially when compared to the risible
egocentrics who now rule the country they founded.
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Webcast Interview
In April I appeared on the Webcast of Dr. Rita Louise's program,
Just Energy Radio.
Rita is a naturopath and medical intuitive with interest in a broad
range of ideas. We talked about world religions and spirituality, my own
religious upbringing, varieties of spiritual practice, the reptilian brain,
and a whole host of topics that may be of interest to you.
Here is a link
to the interview, which runs over an hour.
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Teleclass
Archetypes for Life Coaching
A teleclass especially designed to teach professional life coaches how to
use Archetypes with their clients.
For more information,
click here.
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Online class:
Dream Interpretation
Dreams are such a bountiful source of illumination about our inner world
that working with them constitutes a genuine spiritual practice. Even as
we sleepwalk through life, dreams paradoxically awaken us to the Truth
within us during actual sleep. Dreams provide a direct link to our
subconscious mind, speaking in the language of symbols much as the
archetypes do, saying what our conscious mind often resists or dares not
admit. And yet, we often forget or ignore our dreams or are baffled by
what they might mean. The good news is that the more attention we pay to
dreams, the easier it is to recall them, and to begin to understand their
profound meaning.
For more information, click here.
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