The Miracle of Death/Year to Live

The Kamlak Center presents Dr. Betty Kovacs on April 9, 2010 at Common Ground in Tustin, CA for a discussion about what it really means to live each moment fully with open hands, to love deeply and, at the same time, to be able to relinquish it all.
 
April 6, 2010 - PRLog -- What does it really mean to live each moment fully with open hands, to love deeply and, at the same time, to be able to relinquish it all?  

This evening presentation will take place at Common Ground Spiritual Center from 7:00 - 8:30 p.m.   Dr. Betty J. Kovacs will focus on The Miracle of Death and will touch upon the subject of death from the perspective of Stephen Levine's book, Year to Live: How to Live This Year as Though it Were Your Last.  

Within about three years Dr. Betty Kovacs lost her mother, her only child, and her husband in three separate automobile accidents.  To survive their absence from the physical world, she had to learn to hold the threads of life in one hand and the threads of death in the other.  In this presentation she will speak about having to learn how to live in harmony between the worlds of life and death and how to weave them together into one dynamic, living fabric.  She will share some of her family's precognitive dreams, visions, after-death communications and synchronistic events that surrounded the deaths in her family.  In addition, she will discuss new scientific insights on the survival of consciousness as well as cultural limitations that we must confront as we embark on our journey into deeper orders of reality.

Our health and well-being require that we live our lives as consciously and joyfully as possible. Understanding the miracle of death will help us to live each moment fully and then let it go.


Location:
Common Ground Spiritual Center
14051 Newport Avenue, Suite H
Tustin, CA 92780


Admission: $15 per person
RSVP Now at Common Ground website http://www.embracehumanity.com or call (714) 573-2540.

Betty J. Kovacs received her Ph.D. from the University of California, Irvine, in Comparative Literature and Theory of Symbolic Language.  She has studied and taught in Europe and the United States.  She is Professor Emerita, Pasadena City College, Pasadena, California, where she taught literature, writing, mythology and symbolic language for over twenty-five years.  She has studied the spiritual traditions of prehistory and indigenous cultures and has worked with shamans from the Amazon and the Andes in Peru.  She has also served many years on the Board of Directors of the Jung Society of Claremont in California.  She is author of The Miracle of Death and "Journey of the Mothers" in Earthwalking Sky Dancers.  In August 2009 she presented "Experiencing the Mystery of Death—and Life" at the 8th Annual Scientific & Medical Network “Beyond the Brain” Conference, University of Kent, Canterbury, England.  Recent seminar series include "Deeper Orders of Reality: Creating Our Future" and "The Feminine Dimension of the Divine."  More information about Dr. Betty J. Kovacs is available at http://www.kamlak.com.

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We confront the belief that there’s nothing but matter, that death is the end of everything. We embrace the new worldview that there’s nothing but Life, birth and death are events in time and space, and grief can open us to this new consciousness.
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