Symposia Community Events – January 2007

Come see Haber, a 30-minute historical drama that tells the story of Fritz Haber, one of the greatest humanitarian scientists of the century who ended up inventing chemical weapons during World War l.

Starring some of the best known actors in Europe, this independent short film has never been screened before in public and it is being test screened for the first time. The writer/director and editor will be present for a discussion after the screening.

Free event, everybody welcome.

· Share your thoughts & opinions about spirituality.

· Connect with like-minded people!!!

· Gain deeper insights into spiritual laws & concepts.

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Next topic: Pain & Loss

· Coping with loss & tragedy.

· Is suffering inevitable?

· Does spirituality offer a way of coping that is less painful?

Suggested Reading:

Moving In Real Time Fast-Forward Button
http://www.dailyom.com/articles/2006/5346.html

Learn And Let Flow We Don’t Need To Suffer
http://www.dailyom.com/articles/2006/4858.html

Why Bad Things Happen How different religions view the reasons for undeserved human suffering.
http://www.beliefnet.com/story/158/story_15870_1.html

$5 Donation Suggested

Everybody welcome!

Never the sharpest tool in the shed, Peter decided to give up on five years of graduate school to write poetry. He resides in Jersey City, NJ.

Gain more energy, while relieving tension, stress, and illness by learning OhashiatsuR bodywork. Ohashiatsu is a nurturing method of Eastern massage famed for reducing stress. This free 1.5 hour workshop will feature
hands-on touch techniques, gentle exercises and stretches that relieve stress. Open to everyone. Easy to learn and use in daily life, these techniques are uniquely beneficial for both giver and receiver.

Sponsored by The Symposia Bookstore and ZenTouch, Hoboken’s only space offering Ohashiatsu private sessions and courses.

The conversation topic is voted by the participants at the beginning of the meeting.

Refreshments are served at 7:30 p.m.

Suggested donation: $3

All are welcome.

Beeman & Bannon have been regulars at the Networking Cafe in Bayonne and have performed eclectic folk/blues for decades at various locations in Hoboken, Jersey City and New York City. From Barnes & Noble to the Bitter End, they have performed on stages & cafe floors for the sheer pleasure of making music.