Dale Borglum’s Schedule
I now have several guided meditations on the free smart phone app Insight Timer. These meditations can also be accessed at https://insighttimer.com
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Live Weekend Training Workshops with CEUs available for MFTs, LCSWs, Psychologists and RNs
Passion and Compassion,
Conscious Living/Conscious Dying
A workshop for caregivers, therapists, and
anyone wishing to deeply explore healing
January 27 & 28, 2018 – Santa Rosa
February 10, 2018 – San Anselmo
February 17 & 18, 2018 – San Francisco
Call the Living/Dying Project 415 456-3915 for more information
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February 23: Passion and Compassion, Workshop, Gallatin Valley Circle of Compassion Hospice, Bozeman, Montana, http://www.gallatinvalleycircleofcompassion.org
February 24: The Heart of The Matter, Keynote address, Gallatin Valley Circle of Compassion Hospice, Bozeman, Montana, http://www.gallatinvalleycircleofcompassion.org
April 14: All-day meditation with the San Francisco Gay Buddhist Fellowship, 37 Bartlett Street, (open to all), http://gaybuddhist.org/v3-wp/
April 21:Conscious Living, Conscious Dying, All-day workshop for ReImagine at the Women’s Building,3543 18th St #8
San Francisco CA 94110. To sign up contact the Living/Dying Project office, (415) 456-3915 or info@livingdying.org.
June 9: Conscious Living, Conscious Dying, All-day workshop at California Institute for Integral Studies, https://www.ciis.edu/ciis-news-and-events/campus-calendar, San Francisco, CEUs for healers and therapists (open to the public).
Online Counseling & Workshops
For those of us who are not facing a life-threatening illness or caring for some who is, can our mortality and the preciousness of life inspire us also to plunge fully into this work? Using wisdom gathered from decades of guiding the dying, from intensive meditative and devotional practices, and from studying how our psychological development often limits the fruits of our mindfulness and our spiritual practice, we offer live at-a-distance counseling via telephone and Skype.
Internet-based live, interactive workshops and groups designed for deep exploration and manifestation of healing are available. These services are appropriate both for those exploring end-of-life issues as well as those wanting to deepen their spiritual practice.
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Healing at Our Edge and Conscious Living, Conscious Dying:
Two Virtual Online Programs
We have new course offerings that include live and virtual programs.
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Free Online Resources
Our 2016 newsletter with lots of great content can be viewed here.
Dale was interviewed recently on the Be Here Now Network. Listen to an interview with Dale Borglum on the podcast called From Fear to Being Right Here. Also Dale now has his own channel on the Be Here Now Network https://beherenownetwork.com/category/ram-dev/. His first three interviews are with his friends Ram Dass, Donnie Nelson, Melanie Bien, and Annie Lamott.
Listen to Dale’s guided meditations on the free smart phone app Insight Timer.
Click here for Dale’s interview with Buddha at the Gas Pump.
You can also hear it as a podcast at here. Check out the Buddha at the Gas Pump site. They have archived interviews with over 250 “ordinary spiritually awakening people.”
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San Francisco Bay Area Weekly Groups
For those living in the San Francisco Bay Area, Dale facilitates Healing at the Edge ongoing, weekly small groups for anyone who wishes to come together in a supportive healing family. Deepen compassion. Avoid compassion burnout. The map of the healing path that we use is not a shortcut, but it avoids the detours and roadblocks that are common for the modern seeker. We are all caregivers and we are all seekers of healing. These groups meet in San Francisco, Greenbrae, Sebastopol, and Santa Rosa.
Complimentary Lectures Contact Dale Borglum to speak at your group or association on the topics of compassion, meditation as a tool for healing, conscious dying, integrating our inner spirituality into our active daily lives.
