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Hard to be a saint in the city? Head to Bellarmine Sunday [Colleges]
Despite the endless miles of church-dotted landscape outside the metropolitan area, there is plenty of spirit to go around even in the city. In fact, Bellarmine University patron Thomas Merton famously experienced a kind of religious epiphany at the corner of Fourth and Walnut (now) Muhammad Ali in the late ‘50s.
‘Why Just in February?’ concert series ends Tuesday [Colleges]
February is Black History Month, but Bellarmine University’s Why Just in February? concert series ensures that the music of otherwise little-heard African-American classical composers is heard well into the spring.
Feminine spirituality event tomorrow at Bellarmine [Colleges]
Despite all their differences, both Christians and Muslims share an ancient tradition of the mystic feminine—and even share a female prophet or two. Tomorrow, Wednesday, April 6, Bellarmine University will explore this female vein in a unique panel discussion on “Expressions of Feminine Spirituality within the Christian and Muslim Faith Traditions.”
Mighty Kindness Festival at Louisville Nature Center [Music]
The Troubadours of Divine Bliss are one of Kentuckiana's biggest motivators of dreams and putting more "unity" in community. They host the Mighty Kindness festival twice per year to inspire more desire for community, environmental friendliness, and support of local farms and business. This festival was hosted at the Louisville Nature Center and included hikes.
They also host "Church on the Rocks", an open stage for the sage at the Monkey Wrench on Sunday evenings at 7 pm. Poets, musicians, comedians welcome.
Weeklong class surveys the future of humanity—with hope [Highlands]
You’ve no doubt heard about the big change that many people think will happen in 2012. Although there’s no definitive evidence that cataclysm will occur, people of all faiths believe that the world is changing at an accelerated speed as of late.
Spring clean your energy centers
If you’re feeling out of sorts after the long winter, chances are you can use a lift. Joyce Gerrish, a holistic practitioner and teacher, is offering three free classes on energy and auras over the next three Tuesdays at Rainbow Blossom Natural Foods, 3046 Bardstown Rd. in the Gardiner Lane Shopping Center. Although Gerrish offers three classes, attendees are welcome to visit any one, two or all three.
Get passionate about meditation at the Passionist Earth and Spirit Center!
Interested in meditation? Wanting to try a new way of mindfulness? The Passionist Earth and Spirit Center offers two courses beginning in February.
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