Karma, Emptiness and Positive Psychology
With Dr. Winston McCullough
Saturday and Sunday June 3-4 10am-4pm
All spiritual practice is oriented toward growing in our intimacy with Truth. Paradoxically, truth, in this case is just as much about building knowledge as it is about deconstructing what we think we “know” for sure. It is in this space between knowing and not, that love can bloom more fully… that suffering is soothed… and life becomes full of possibility. This workshop will include lecture, discussion, and meditation and will be taught by long-time wisdom student, teacher, and psychology professor, Dr. Winston McCullough.
WHEN
June 3-4, 2017
10am – 12:30pm & 1:30pm – 4pm*
*we will break for lunch at a natural pause
WHAT TO EXPECT
Each section will include: Lecture, discussion, meditation, inter-active exercises
All Experience Levels Welcome.
Snacks and tea will be provided.
BRING WITH YOU
Lunch or take a short walk to Café Dantorels.
Materials to take notes
SUGGESTED DONATION
$100 full weekend*
$25 per class*
*no one turned away for lack of funds
ABOUT THE TEACHER
Dr. Winston McCullough has two master’s degrees and a PhD in psychology from NYU and has worked in industry for 25 years as an industrial/organizational psychologist and director of communications and employee benefit programs. He taught for several years at Columbia University and teaches currently at Oregon State University, including courses such as Positive Psychology, Psychology of Meditation, World Religions, and Great Figures: Jesus and Buddha. Winston enjoys exploring the intersections of 21st century psychology and spiritual paths such as Indo-Tibetan Buddhism, Yoga, and progressive Christian life. He is dedicated to sharing fundamental truths that empower people to live happier lives. A loving husband and father to three amazing children, he is a grateful and happy man.
QUESTIONS
David: 530-957-8166, davidbfishman@gmail.com
Brandy: 530-208-8335, brandynadavis@gmail.com
Wisdom is understanding that I am experiencing my world, not the world.
-Judith Lasater