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CSTS is now open to a new Book Club scheme
starting from 1st January 2012:
Members
will agree to read two chapters from one book from a list of spiritual
classics. They will then meet every two months to discuss their
impressions and understanding. The Book Club will take place on the
last Friday evenings of each month (or as agreed) from 6.30pm -8.00pm
in March,May and July 2012. There will be a £5 charge for the group. If
the Book Club proves popular, further meetings will be arranged for
later in the year.
Courses starting soon:
click here to
find out more.
New Workshop programme for 2012
released: click
here to find out more.
New CSTS Supervision Group and CSTS Group
Therapy launching in September 2012: click here to find out
more.
One Day Retreat: This
one day course provides an overview of the Trinity
Model of consciousness, which encompasses body, mind
and soul. Click here
to find out more
 
Timeless wisdom of Temples: Click here to read
Meera's article about her recent pilgrimage to
India.
Meera Sharma of CSTS London
presents paper at the Eurotas conference "Spirituality
and Psychology: Planet, Culture and
Consciousness" on the development of humanity
in the 21st century - Barcelona, October 29th to
November 2nd 2008. Please see the conference
website for more details. Read
the paper presented at this conference here.
Meera
Sharma of CSTS London presents workshop at World Congress
on Psychology and Spirituality
EAST & WEST: BRIDGING THE GAP
Interactive Workshop Presented by Meera Sharma and Dr
Joseph F Ryan at the World Congress on Psychology and
Spirituality in Delhi, India January 5-8, 2008. Please
see 'East and
West' for more information. Read
the paper presented at this conference
here.
Meera Sharma of CSTS London presents paper on
‘Unity within Diversity’ at “10th
EUROTAS International Conference” on 1st
November at Barcelona, Spain.
CSTS
Student wins Runner-up at NCFE Student of the Year
Ulick
Loring, a student at The Centre for Spiritual and
Transpersonal Studies has won the runner-up award for
the London Region at the NCFE annual awards 2007. Read
more about this on the NCFE website.
Press
Coverage
Richmond and Twickenham Times,
Friday 5th January 2007
'Second Place'
Counselling student Joseph Ryan, who attended Richmond
Adult Community College has taken second place in a
regional competition celebrating the achievements of
remarkable students. He was names south east regional
runner-up student of the year at a ceremony by the
awarding body NCFE.
Dr Ryan studied a two-year diploma in
integrative counselling with a transpersonal focus
after previously working as a nurse, teacher and in the
defence industry.
He said: "I was drawn to the
transpersonal approach to counselling as it has aspects
of holistic development."
Meera Sharma, Dr Ryan's tutor, said:
"He has a keen interest in learning and exploring the
subject of study. He is a learner who has the ability
to integrate knowledge to grow wiser. His training in
the transpersonal has enhanced his capacity for deep
and meaningful contact with himself and others."
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