TALK & DIALOGUE (Victoria)
Thursday, 4:00 – 5:30 pm PT
Esquimalt Gorge Park Pavilion
1070 Tillicum Road, Victoria, BC
What is our deepest interest in life?
This is a question that K posed at times in different forms and which is seldom asked in the context of the teachings. But it seems to me important to begin with something like this, as it helps us to take a broad as well as deeply inner perspective on our lives. It is important to ask it because that may throw light on what we are doing and whether we are being responsive to our deepest human calling. So what is our deepest interest in life? Do we have a sense as to what that is? Did we ever discover it? Can we delve together into it?
If you are deeply interested in self-exploration for transformative insight, inner peace and wellbeing, you are welcome to join our dialogue meetings, guided by experienced facilitators passionate about self-inquiry and a shift in consciousness.
Our Facilitator: Javier Gomez Rodriguez
Javier was a teacher at Brockwood Park, a school founded by Krishnamurti in England. He later facilitated a Bohmian dialogue group and published several booklets on dialogue. Recently he has been presenting a course offering a comprehensive introduction to Krishnamurti’s life and teachings.
He was one of the main editors of The Link, the magazine published by Krishnamurti Link International (KLI) as an international forum for the study of the teachings.
Javier continues to be associated with KLI and keeps to its agenda of international meetings and responsibilities.
As resource we will be using The Book of Life, a collection of daily meditations by J. Krishnamurti. It is available online and from us at cost for $20.
The Book of Life e-book is also freely available here and looking it over for questions to further explore in our meetings is recommended.
Meetings are held on a donation basis. Your donation can be made here .
They will be held in the Boardroom of the Esquimalt Gorge Park Pavilion. The Pavilion is located in this beautiful park, next to a Japanese Garden.
Enter from Tillicum Road. There is ample parking next to the Pavilion.
Or take #26 bus to Tillicum at Gorge Bridge stop, with a 5 minute walk from there to the Pavilion.
One-time registration for this series is requested!
