$178.00 – plus dana (offered at the end of the retreat) to the teacher and to Heartwood. You can read more about the practice of dana here.
$138.00 – plus dana (offered at the end of the retreat) to the teacher and to Heartwood. You can read more about the practice of dana here. Commuters attend the full retreat, including lunch and dinner, but are not provided with overnight accommodations. It is important to note that by registering as a commuter, you agree to attend the entire retreat and to arrive and depart at the scheduled time each day. Your presence is important, as having retreatants come and go or miss sessions can disrupt the container created by group practice.

Date & Time Details: Retreats start with registration between 2 and 5 PM. Retreats end at 11 AM on the last day.

Location: Heartwood Refuge and Retreat Center

Address: 159 Osceola Rd. Hendersonville, NC

Contact: Retreat Manager
[email protected]
828-356-5568

Cancellation Policy: Full refund issued for cancellations received at least 4 weeks prior to the event

An $89 cancellation fee retained for cancellations received between 2 and 4 weeks prior to the event

No refund will be issued for cancellations received less than 2 weeks prior to the event

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Relationships and A Course In Miracles

with Frank Trombetta

April 6 - 8, 2018

Single rooms are issued based on availability, and are on a first-come-first-serve basis.

This retreat will include an introduction to “A Course in Miracles” followed by specifics on how the spiritual and psychological principals in the Course apply to our relationships. This may include our partners, children, neighbors, employers, pets, etc. with an emphasis being on our primary partners. The teacher will correlate the similar precepts found in the Course with those found in Buddhism. Elements of the Divine Feminine will also be introduced. Some background in the Course is recommended.

Leader

Frank Trombetta
Frank first became aware of a connection with reality beyond the physical aspects of the world as a child walking through the woods alone around the age of 5. He became suddenly aware that he had shifted out of a state of “being” part of everything around him, to becoming an observer, or separate from his surroundings. This shift was so profound and startling that he made a vow to himself to find his natural state again, a state that he had resided in all of his life previously. Later, as a teen, while under duress, he heard a silent…
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