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Location:
148c
Weber St E
(in the Nichol’s Plumbing building)
Kitchener Ontario N2G 1Y1
Time:
9:00
t
o 5:00
Fee:
$120 plus gst
What
to bring:
Writing
materials, lunch, any personal items you might want.
Snacks,
chairs and backjacks are provided.
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Directions:
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From
the 401, take the Hwy 8 exit.
Hwy 8 turns into Hwy 86 North, stay on it to the Frederick St
exit.
Turn
right at the end of the exit ramp, and again right onto
Frederick St
.
Go
3 traffic lights to Weber St, turn left.
Go
almost 3 traffic lights to the sign for Nichol’s Plumbing on
the left hand side
.
Turn
into the driveway and go to the wooden building behind the
houses.
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Look
for yourself. Rather than think/talk/argue endlessly about the
nature and even the existence of God, why not find out directly —
from the source’s mouth, as it were. Several thousand years of
intellectual debate have not brought humanity any closer to a sense
of God that we can universally agree on. So let us retreat from the
halls of reason in which these arguments have raged and see what we
find when we look directly, for ourselves.
Puran
is a writer, film maker, musician and theater practitioner who
combines spiritual discovery with creative exploration. His
novel, The Treasure Codes came out in 2002 and his first book of
poetry, Audible Cities is in publication. His most recent CD’s,
Open Secrets and Sacramental Wine bring together the poetry of
Rumi and other Sufi poets with original sarod music. His
theatrical rendition of the Sufi classic The Conference of the
Birds had its North American premier in 2005. He is also an
internet-based communications expert, specializing in web-design
and digital art. Puran is a lifelong student of Sufi traditions
and has been teaching and leading workshops in Europe and North
America since 1975. For more info visit 