5-8 September 2019, Netherland
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Read more…We have just sent out the third Conference Newsletter. It contains a lovely contribution from Iris Dotan Katz - don't miss it - including the suggestion of setting up an on-going network between and beyond the conferences for people interested in developing their involvement in Buddhist psychology. If you are enthusiastic, contact her via her profile on this site https://eleusis.ning.com/profile/IrisDotanKatz And, don't delay, get your application in for the conference next year if you have not…
Read more…This is the July issue of the ITZI Conference Newsletter. The August issue will go out very soon. GRIT & PEARLS The newsletter of the ITZI Conference “NO PEARL WITHOUT GRIT: The psychology of suffering and awakening” Soesterberg, Netherlands in September 2019. The latest conference leaflet is now at http://dld.bz/gSxwJ - do put it around. Website: http://www.itziconference.eu/ Welcome. This first issue of GRIT & PEARLS is being distributed to - everybody who attended the last…
Read more…Things seem to be going well for the conference. We are getting bookings and workshop proposals. We have issued our first conference newsletter - called Grit & Pearls. If you join this ITZI Conference group on Eleusis we shall send it to you. Otherwise, if you wanty it, let me know the e-address to send it to. Karin is now away and I shall be travelling soon, but we can still receive bookings and deal with any queries. This morning I was talking to one of the presenters and we were discussing…
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Yes, Marjolaine, it would be lovely to see you at the conference. I hope you can make it. Could be an important step in building the network in Netherlands
Wonderful people and new world it must be. Will see if I can take a part in that adventure!
Nice report - thanks.
This is a print from a linoleum block printed on a monoprint background. This was inspired by my time last year at the old abbey at Drongenen. I have many memories of the conference. One of the things I enjoyed doing was walking the grounds at night or very early in the morning. Seeing the lit tower at night was so peaceful.
One humorous highlight happened on Sunday evening after the conference had ended. I had elected to stay the extra evening and decided to go to dinner with some friends from Belgium who had traveled to meet Myokei and myself. On all nights but Sunday the front gate closed at 11P, however on Sunday it closed at 5P and I didn't know it. When I returned to the abbey the gate was locked up tight. I rang the bell and no one answered. I was stuck all alone, my friends had left me at the restaurant thinking there would be no trouble.
Being the resourceful individual I am, and with my long history of engaging in various acts of protest and on one occasion in the 60s of breaking into the Louisiana State Senate in protest of the Vietnam war and completely forgetting that I am not twenty years old anymore I proceeded to climb the fence, about 10feet. Fortunately I can report I managed the climb and the jump down unharmed. Perhaps it was because I was wearing my samue.
Anyway I do hope you will join us next year for the 3rd annual ITZI conference.
With Gassho,
Ryusho
Thank you, Francoise. It is going to be a great meeting.
On the website we shall, as last time, have a portrait gallery of presenters. If you presented last time and intend to do so again we shall use the same photo as last time unless you send us a new one. If you would like to present this time, please send us a proposal and photo.
Thank You for the invitation to this group David! I would love to participate again.