Facilitators: Conor McKenna and Clare Hill.
Venue: Meeting Room, Quaker Meeting House, 7 Victoria Terrace, Edinburgh.
Time: 9.30am for 10am-4pm. Lunch: 1pm-2pm.
Event Description: A sense of equality with others is a ‘high dream,’ an ethical principle which underpins humanity. Yet the desire to feel equal can mask the actual differences which may be present between any two people at any moment. Those dynamics – social, psychological and spiritual rank - have a degree of privilege attached to them. And it is the context which determines whether gender, or ethnic or religious origin, matters, for example. When we fail to acknowledge these roles as they arise and shift, relationship difficulties occur. Paradoxically, the stronger our awareness of ourselves, the more the experience of the equality of humanity allows us to acknowledge and to embrace diversity.

This workshop will be an opportunity to explore such issues in the context of relationships, and we invite you to participate, e.g., with a friend or partner or family member to explore this complex and fascinating area together.

Conor McKenna and Clare Hill work and live in Edinburgh and the Scottish Borders. They provide consultancy, work as therapists, and teach Process Work in the UK and on the continent. They have a particular interest in the dynamics which occur between any two people, both the magic which connects and the mystery of difference.
Cost: £20/£15 (Concessions). For a Registration Form:
Contact: Neill Walker, njwalk5300@hotmail.co.uk, 0131 331 4469.