We live in a very spirited society: fast, ambitious, highly technical, moving, changing, dedicated to progress. This is all fine, but it’s only half the story. We tend to neglect the soul stuff: home, family, history, memory, the arts, friendship, intimate connections, and the things that are precious to us. We try to expand but often don’t go deep. The result is technological progress and emotional confusion.

We need to care for our souls.

This evening with Thomas Moore will explore effective ways to deal with psychological issues that get in the way and with ways to live a more satisfying life of work, friendship, and intimacy. It will also consider ways each of us can help make the world a more soulful place, where children can grow up into mature, happy people and where work and play offer deep satisfactions.

This is an opportunity to remember and to learn how to care for your soul. This evening will inspire you to pay more attention to your emotional life, your close relationships, the meaning of your work, and opportunities to serve your community, which is one of the best ways to solve emotional problems.

You will learn:

- What the soul is
- How it relates to the spirit
- How to care for your soul in a time and place not conducive to soul care
- How to deepen your relationships
- How to find work that is meaningful
- How to find emotional tranquility and fulfillment
- How to foster a spiritual life that is deep-seated and intelligent
- How to deal with past traumas and emotional wounds

Thomas Moore has been a psychotherapist, practicing on a neo-Jungian, archetypal model, for thirty-five years. He has Ph.D. in religious studies and has studied music and philosophy. He is now writing his twentieth book and has lectured in many countries on spirit and soul. His recent books include: Care of the Soul in Medicine, Writing in the Sand: Jesus and the Soul of the Gospels, and The Guru of Golf and other Short Stories about the Game of Life.