
James
Tomarelli
A
student of JG Bennett — Bennett, author and scientist, wrote over
thirty books,
including: "Making a Soul", "Spiritual Psychology",
"Creative Thinking", and "Transformation.” — James has for
thirty-five years “put into practice” the philosophical and
psychological ideas
of JG Bennett and Bennett’s teacher, GI Gurdjieff. (Gurdjieff author of
Beelzebub’s Tales to His Grandson; Meetings
with Remarkable Men; and Life is Real
Only Then, When “I Am.” See also: www.gurdjieff.org.)
Since
1992, James has worked with communities and groups around the world
interested
in the physiological work of human transformation. JG Bennett and other
students of GI Gurdjieff, along with Buddhist and Sufi teachers, have
deeply
influenced his skills, methods, understanding, and practice.
Since
1993, James has organized and directed Intensive Dance and Energy Work
Seminars
in the
A
Buddhist Vipassana practitioner in the tradition of Sayagyi U Ba Khin
and
student of the late M.R. Bawa Muhaiyaddeen of Philadelphia and Jaffna,
Sri
Lanka (Bawa is author of many works, including, "Islam and World Peace
--
Explanations of a Sufi"),
James
lives in
The University of Vermont's Living/Learning Center
Speaker Series - with support from the Dean's Office, UVM College of Nursing and Health
Sciences - presents:
Relaxation
in Action: An experiential-interactive-meditative evening of standing,
moving, sitting, sensing, seeing and being.
Facilitated by James Tomarelli of Santa Fe, New Mexico
Wednesday, February 23, 2005
7:00 - 9:00 p.m., 216 Commons, Living/Learning Center
Participants should bring a meditation pillow/stool and a sense of
humor. Wear loose, casual clothing that allows for movement.