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Tim Freke ~ Individuals Evolving Into Unividuals
Sunday, March 10, 2019 @ 10:30am-5:00pm
Berkeley, CA United States
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An astonishing leap forward in the story of humanity is quietly gaining momentum. It is historically unprecedented that so many of us now feel compassion for people we will never meet who are suffering in distant lands. More and more of us care deeply about other species and the natural world. A smaller but ever increasing number are awakening to a profound sense of oneness with everyone and everything.
Pioneering English philosopher Tim Freke suggests these developments are signs of our evolution from separate individuals into connected ‘unividuals’ who experience a unity that transcends our individuality. During his ‘Evening of Philosophy’ and ‘Experiential Day Seminar’ he will explore this momentous evolutionary jump.
You’ll be introduced to ‘Unividualism’ which unifies science and spirituality to offer a visionary understanding of the evolving cosmos. You’ll experience ‘Unividual Connection Meditations’ to awaken a state of deep communion and all-embracing love. This is your invitation to become part of a new global tribe that can transform our individualistic self-serving society into a unividual culture of kindness.
T!M FREKE is a leading-edge thinker who shares original ideas with clarity and humour. He is the author of 35 books, translated into 15 languages, including a top 10 international bestseller and UK Daily Telegraph ‘Book of the Year’. He presents events internationally, including in the UK, Europe, Japan, South America, Canada and the USA.
Evening of Philosophy ~ March 7th, 2019
Time: 7:00 – 9:00 pm
Sliding Scale: $15 – $25
No pre-registration for the Thur. evening event.
Experiential Day Seminar ~ March 10th, 2019
Time: 10:30 am – 5:00 pm
NOTE: as of SUNDAY March 10TH, 2 am, clocks in the USA are turned forward 1 hour
“Spring Ahead” – Daylight Savings Time begins. Change your clocks when you go to bed Satrurday night!
Sliding Scale: $65 – $125
There are places close by to go out for lunch.
Note: Per venue policy, only vegetarian food is allowed on premises at Chochmat HaLev
Please contact LocalEvents@opencirclecenter.org with any further questions
PARKING: There is some limited street parking in the neighborhood, free and without time limit on weekday evenings & weekends. There is also parking a few blocks away at the east parking lot of the Ashby Bart station: www.bart.gov/stations/ashb/map
You may also find paid parking just a few blocks away at Alta Bates Parking Garage: Enter on Colby between Ashby and Webster St.