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“To See a World in a Grain of Sand”

Diane Tolomeo

Leader

Diane Tolomeo

Diane Tolomeo lives in Victoria, British Columbia where she is a happily retired professor of English. She holds a PhD in English Literature from Princeton University.

The beauty and goodness of creation can sometimes be forgotten in our daily lives, but the art of poetry can assist us in keeping that awareness alive. This talk will suggest some ways we can learn to look outside of ourselves to participate in a larger creative imagination.

Date

Jul 23 2024

Time

French time
7:30 pm - 9:30 pm

Location

Online

Conducted via Zoom or live-stream.

The beauty and goodness of creation can sometimes be forgotten in our daily lives, but the art of poetry, with its use of metaphor and indirection, can assist us in keeping that awareness alive. Poetic language has the ability to connect our inner and outer worlds in unexpected ways and help us to see with newly opened eyes. This talk will suggest some ways we can learn to look outside of ourselves to participate in a larger creative imagination.

Diane Tolomeo

Leader

Diane Tolomeo

Diane Tolomeo lives in Victoria, British Columbia where she is a happily retired professor of English. She holds a PhD in English Literature from Princeton University.

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£200
£ 140
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  • All sessions include a led meditation
  • Time to interact with the speakers
  • Unlimited access to recordings
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Diane Tolomeo

Leader

Diane Tolomeo

Diane Tolomeo lives in Victoria, British Columbia where she is a happily retired professor of English. She holds a PhD in English Literature from Princeton University.

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