A COURSE for the establishment of an in-depth understanding of who we are in the light of the unity of all existence.
The approach involves knowledge and practice and aims for a vision and taste that can inform the rest of our lives.
The course is rooted in four connected aspects: study, work, meditation and devotional practice forming an integrated whole.
The course is group-based which allows for conversation and reflection, and is residential and full-time.
Previous study within the context of the unity of being is strongly recommended. If possible,
a prior visit to Chisholme will help you get a sense of how this course might meet your needs.
The beautiful, quiet location of Chisholme offers a strong support and deeply nurturing environment for this kind of enquiry.
Please read a synopsis of the course here
Read more about the education at Chisholme here
To express an interest in the Six-month Course during the winter of 2025/26
please email admissions@chisholme.org
Note: Due to visa restrictions for students outside the UK the course dates have been adjusted to allow for travel to and from Chisholme within the 6-month period.
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A BESHARA FOUNDATION COURSE
Love and Knowledge in the Light of Unity:
the Direct Path
Introductory weekend at Sutton Courtenay Abbey, Oxfordshire
14th – 16th February 2025
(Zoom attendance also available)
10 x bi-weekly online sessions
27th February – 3rd July 2025
Thursday evenings, 19:00 – 20:30 GMT/BST
This course provides a full introduction to the principles of Beshara in terms of both knowledge and practice. Taking the metaphysics of Muhyiddin Ibn ‘Arabi as a starting point, the course explores what it means to understand oneself and the world in the light of the Unity of Existence.
Contact: besharacourses3@beshara.org
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