Please join Marilyn Loy Every, DMin, in exploring fertile probabilities at the soul of creative expression. While considering art as a “personal companion,” this 6 session series offers opportunities to liberate creative potential; hence enlivening, healing, and adding beauty to your life.

Raines Cohen, one of Sage-ing International’s Certified Sage-ing Leaders (CSL) will interview Chip Conley, best-selling author, with a focus on navigating transitions, cultivating purpose, owning one’s wisdom, and reframing our relationship with aging by being “age-fluid.”

For older adults, travel is often one of their greatest pleasures. But while a stay in an exclusive resort is one way to satisfy that wanderlust, author Lori Erickson argues instead for more soulful types of travel. In doing so she draws inspiration from arguably the oldest form of travel: pilgrimage. In cultures across the world and throughout history, trips to sacred sites have been a central part of the process of growing older. From Christians traveling to Rome and Muslims making the Hajj to Mecca, to Jews visiting the Western Wall in Jerusalem, these journeys can be profoundly transformative.

Turning Points is a podcast style series featuring a different interview each month. This month features Stephan Rechtschaffen, MD, author of Timeshifting, the creator and visionary of Blue Spirit Costa Rica in Nosara, and a founder of Omega Institute.

This year marks the centennial of Sage-ing International’s beloved founder, Reb Zalman Schachter-Shalomi, born in 1924 in what is now western Ukraine. His story will be narrated in a 3-part series by his daughter, Chana Tina (Schachter) Duskis of Israel, assisted by her two brothers, Reb Zalman’s student Rabbi Or Rose, and others. The first episode will be a podcast video; episodes two and three will be live interviews, all accessed on ZOOM.

Jamal Rahman is a popular speaker on Islam, Sufi spirituality, and interfaith relations. Along with his Interfaith Amigos, Jamal has been featured in the New York Times, CBS News, BBC, and various NPR programs.

Join us to explore how the arts and the archetypal can support our collective journeys – laden with new joys, new burdens, and, above all, opportunities that could not present themselves in the busy-ness of our midlife years. This event takes place on four consecutive Saturdays.

Everyone is using Zoom these days for workshops, however, as a participant you may not always feel comfortable with many of the Zoom applications. In this workshop, you will have the chance to explore some of the Zoom tools in a very relaxed way with simple explanations and lots of fun practice.

In this series of five classes, we will be looking at Qigong through the lens of the 5 Elements of Chinese medicine and how the characteristics of these elements correspond to the 10 qualities of a Sage in Service. Although this may seem complicated, these two maps of the human personality are quite similar.

Mac Macartney is a writer, an activist, and an international speaker. He is the founder of Embercombe, a centre located in the UK that seeks to inspire and empower people to live in close relationship with nature and co-create a regenerative, flourishing future for all species.

Women need the practical tools of self-awareness, self-acceptance, self-reflection, and self-trust to emerge fully into the Wise Woman they are aging into. This course, which takes place over four consecutive Wednesdays, will support each participant in crafting their own practices and rituals in support of this emerging.

This year marks the centennial of Sage-ing International’s beloved founder, Reb Zalman Schachter-Shalomi, born in 1924 in Zholkiev, Poland in what is now western Ukraine. His story will be narrated in a three-part series by his daughter, Chana Tina (Schachter) Duskis of Israel. In the first part of this three-part series, she will be assisted by her eldest brother Rabbi Shalom Schachter, Reb Zalman’s student Rabbi Or Rose, and others. The episodes will be presented in a podcast video-type format, accessed via ZOOM.