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AmarAtma Singh Khalsa
Unprocessed emotions bury themselves deep within the body. New research on the mind-body continuum shows that our grieving journey also needs to include body practices.
Gallery Tour: AFTER/LIFE
For your viewing pleasure, CARe Doug Adams Gallery presents a stunning gallery tour of our AFTER/LIFE exhibit.
A resource by Center for the Arts & Religion, Graduate Theological Union
The novel coronavirus pandemic of 2020 requires individuals, organizations, communities, and governments worldwide to navigate an unprecedented set of circumstances. Throughout the spring of 2020, this content series will offer weekly reflections from scholars, spiritual leaders, and cultural critics from across the GTU, exploring the meaning of spiritual care, ethics, and leadership from a broad array of interreligious and interdisciplinary perspectives. Learn more about the initiative here.
FREE
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