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This series of evenings hopes to provide some fascinating material for discussion, as well as to bring together people from the local area who share a curiosity about the nature of the world, and who have engaged in their own personal quest for meaning. Glass of wine included!
Thursday March 22nd, 7.30-9.30pm:
'Permaculture in Your Purse', with Fiona Hopes
Permaculture in Your Purse is a brief look at the principles of Permaculture and how they apply to everyday living, including the financial systems that we currently use (financial permaculture).
Permaculture is usually thought of as a system of growing food and gardening (which it is), but the same principles of whole systems design can be applied in every area of life. This is an opportunity to look at one's personal finances as well as the whole financial system from a permaculture viewpoint, and to see that there is much more than money to make you rich.
Permaculture is usually thought of as a system of growing food and gardening (which it is), but the same principles of whole systems design can be applied in every area of life. This is an opportunity to look at one's personal finances as well as the whole financial system from a permaculture viewpoint, and to see that there is much more than money to make you rich.
Financial permaculture does not use visualisations and affirmations, and there is no ‘secret’ to it, just common sense and an holistic way of seeing and understanding the rich and varied world in which we live.
Fiona Hopes is a landscape and garden designer, gardener, and author of five books on gardening. She is a qualified permaculture designer, and gives talks and workshops on many aspects of sustainability, sacred landscape, and interconnected Earth-centred life. She is a member of the Gatekeeper Trust, and leads regular pilgrimages in local sacred landscapes, in tune with the natural cycles of the Earth.
www.song-of-the-earth.com
Fiona Hopes is a landscape and garden designer, gardener, and author of five books on gardening. She is a qualified permaculture designer, and gives talks and workshops on many aspects of sustainability, sacred landscape, and interconnected Earth-centred life. She is a member of the Gatekeeper Trust, and leads regular pilgrimages in local sacred landscapes, in tune with the natural cycles of the Earth.
www.song-of-the-earth.com
Admission
Entrance costs £8.00 and includes a glass of wine. To ensure your place, please pay in advance using the Paypal button above, or by sending a cheque, payable to 'In Search of The Sacred', to PO Box 156, Cheltenham GL52 3YQ. Please allow time for your cheque to arrive by the morning of the talk at the latest.
If it is too late to post a cheque, or you prefer not to pay by credit/debit card, please let us know you are comingby emailing wendy@insearchofthesacred.com, and pay on the door.
If it is too late to post a cheque, or you prefer not to pay by credit/debit card, please let us know you are comingby emailing wendy@insearchofthesacred.com, and pay on the door.
Cancellation & Refunds
Please check this website prior to departure. If the talk is cancelled, it will say so here, after 3pm on the day of the talk. We regret that we are unable to offer refunds, except in the event of cancellation.
Venue
Our evenings now take place at The Coach House, Ashford Road, Cheltenham GL50 2QZ (see Google Streetview - the Coach House is through the wrought iron gate, next to 1 Ashford Road).
Timings
Talks start at 7.30pm and end at 9.30pm, with a break for refreshments at 8.30pm.
Enquiries
Please send any enquiries to enquiries@insearchofthesacred.com
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