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THE SOPHIA INSTITUTE, a 501c3 organization, offers retreats featuring nationally and
Internationally renowned authors and teachers, providing a wide range of programs
addressing the needs of those engaged in personal and interpersonal transformation.
THE SOPHIA INSTITUTE provides cutting edge programs taught by the world's foremost thinkers and teachers that foster the emergence of the sacred feminine, wisdom, wholeness, healing, integration, sustainability, creativity, the sacred arts and compassionate community.
The purpose of the SOPHIA INSTITUTE is to be a source and a beacon in today’s world for profound transformation and unlimited spiritual growth. Using a new model of spiritual partnership and integration between feminine and masculine values, the Institute fosters a spirit of co-creative wisdom that calls forth the unique gifts of each individual.
Noted faculty include Carol Anderson, Angeles Arrien, Coleman Barks, Sera Beak, Jean Shinoda Bolen, Joan Borysenko, Henk Brandt, Rick Brown, Carol Lee Flinders, China Galland, Andrew Harvey, Janet Herron, Jean Houston, Allegra Huston, Ann Igoe and Eliza Ingle, Dr. Lee Irwin, Jacqueline Kabat, Gloria Karpinski, Sue Monk Kidd, Kurt Lamkin, Pat Luce, James Navé, Mark Nepo, Kathleen Norris, Paula Reeves, Carolyn Rivers, Peggy Rubin, Faye Slater, Dr. Gus Speth, Margaret Starbird, Lynne Twist, Susan Hull Walker, Marianne Williamson, Marion Woodman, Len Young.
Whether it’s Women’s Circles with Carolyn Rivers, Men in Transition with Henk Brandt, Sunday Meditation with Dr. Lee Irwin or Ecumenical Evenings, there is an array of on-going programs to engage everyone in transformative work. The SOPHIA INSTITUTE is honored to sponsor Ecumenical Evenings, a monthly series with varying religious leaders, seasoned artists, advocates and allies challenging us to live vibrantly and creating a culture of understanding and tolerance with a greater sense of the divine in us all. The series is free and open to all -- Sophia's gift to the community.
THE SOPHIA INSTITUTE looks towards a world that could be called a wisdom society, a 21st century that could be called The Sophia Century: a conscious enlightened world, a compassionate global community, where wholeness, healing, sustainability, the conscious heart, deep wisdom, and the sacred feminine are at the center of life. As we face new challenges in a world of conflict, we are dedicated to the vision that together we can create a more conscious and enlightened world, a world in renaissance that expresses the vastness of the human potential.
Convocations of sacred activists, concerned citizens, spiritual and business leaders, work together to redefine and move forward the changes needed to create a just, sustainable and compassionate society.
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