TAT Fall Workshop 2008

Friday - Sunday, August 29 - 31
Rebooting the Mental PC

Rocky path? Inspiration missing? Priorities jumbled? Skies gray? Frustration building?

rocky path
Few of us have a problem of too much inspiration, too much clarity, or too much consistent action toward what we're here for. Procrastination, indecision, distraction and discouragement remain our companions all along the spiritual path to self-realization and freedom. We go through recurring periods of forgetting our aim, getting sidetracked, and then not being able to get any traction when we try to get moving again.

This workshop will help you reboot the computer and clear out the circuits. It begins with an optional session on Friday evening for those who can arrive early. On Saturday small groups rotate through interactive workshops. Sunday morning wraps up the structured time with friendly feedback by and for all participants, which has become a favorite with past participants.

The 2008 TAT fall workshop will be held over Labor Day weekend, Friday, August 29th through Sunday, August 31st. The registration deadline is Friday, August 22nd.

 

Weekend Schedule

Friday, August 29, 2008 TAT Conference Center

7:30 to 9:00 PM
A Vignette: Richard Rose's Kitchen, with Michael Casari and Mike Gegenheimer. Our Friday night session will mix inspiration and open discussion as a segue to the weekend.

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Saturday, August 30, 2008

10 to 10:15 AM
Introduction and splitting into three groups. The groups will rotate through each of three workshops then merge back together for a fourth workshop after dinner. Workshop themes and leaders:

  • I. Self-Definition: From Outward to Inward, with Bob Cergol.
  • II. Dethroning the Boss-Complex, with Paul Constant.
  • II. Jacob's Attic: Finding inspiration in the overlooked corners of our mind, with Shawn Nevins.
  • IV. Hot Potato interactive Q&A talking-stick game with all session leaders and participants.

Read more details on the various sessions. Check the TAT Forum index for writings by the session leaders.
conversation at TAT workshops 10:30 AM to noon - Session I. Groups go to respective workshops.

Noon to 1:30 PM - Lunch (provided).

1:30 to 3 PM - Session II. Groups rotate to new workshops.

3 to 4 PM - Free time.

discussion at TAT workshops 4 to 5:30 PM - Session III. Groups rotate to new workshops.

5:30 to 7 PM - Dinner (provided).

7 to 8:30 PM - Session IV. Groups come back together.

8:30 to ? PM - Informal conversation.

WV scenery

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Sunday, August 31, 2008

10:00 to Noon - Feedback to participants. Observations and feedback from session leaders and other participants.

12:30 PM - Lunch (optional lunch at a local restaurant with convenient freeway access).


Location

The event is being held in TAT's beautiful rural facility near Wheeling, WV. Wheeling is in the Northern Panhandle of West Virginia, approximately 1 hour from Pittsburgh International Airport and 2 hours from Columbus International Airport. There are many lodging and dining facilities within a 15-25 mile radius.


Costs

$40 for nonmembers ($20 for students) covers the event cost, including lunch and dinner on Saturday. See further notes below the following registration table. Lodging and all other meals are not included. Coffee and tea will be provided. Other drinks, snacks, and special foods can be brought by participants. Space is limited, so registration is required. The deadline for registration is Friday, August 22nd. Upon receipt of your registration, a packet containing information on lodging and driving directions will be sent to you. You may cancel your registration before August 22nd and receive a refund, minus a $5 handling fee. Cancellations after August 22nd will not be refunded.

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By Friday, August 22nd:
Non-member registration

Vegetarian?
  • $40 includes Saturday lunch and dinner
  • Non-member registration
    plus 2008 TAT membership*

    Vegetarian?
  • $60 includes Saturday lunch and dinner
  • By Friday, August 22nd:
    Student non-member registration

    Vegetarian?
  • $20 includes Saturday lunch and dinner
  • Student non-member registration
    plus 2008 TAT membership*

    Vegetarian?
  • $40 includes Saturday lunch and dinner
  • TAT members: Please by Friday, August 22nd if you are planning to attend. You may also renew your membership here if you haven't already done so.

    April DVD cover image Watch clips from "Beyond Mind, Beyond Death" and other TAT videos.

    Note: The TAT Foundation hosts four public events each year. All four events are free to TAT members, who pay a $40 membership for the calendar year. The April Conference and Fall Workshop are designated as special events and involve a nonmember registration fee of $40 ($20 for fulltime students). Nonmembers who are first-time visitors may attend one June or November meeting for free or apply $20 of their special events fee toward an annual membership. Please e-mail if you have questions about fees, including spousal discounts.

     

    For more information
    email:
    phone: (304) 845-8244

    For check (in US$ drawn on a US bank) or money order (domestic
    only) payments -- payable to the TAT Foundation -- mail to:

    TAT September Workshop
    103 Arlington Avenue
    Moundsville, WV 26041


    What is the TAT Foundation?

    A group encouraging people to think rather than believe. A group determined to help people find ways and means to answer their deepest philosophical questions. A gathering of folks who are not afraid to be honest with one another. An island of hope and sanity (or at least the hope for sanity!). Last, but not least, TAT is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit educational organization chartered in 1973.

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