QUEST PROGRAMME

Autumn -Winter 2014 Third Mondays of the month

Follow-up from Mike Barron’s talk on Pyramids: if any of you were interested in this but missed it, Mike has suggested a visit to his pyramid next spring to experiment on seed fertility. Please let me know if you’d like more details about this nearer the time – Rosa

October 20^th What keeps us healthy and in good spirits?

A group discussion….

This will be an opportunity to consider what useful and effective practices we have learnt to keep us well, happy, centred and calm. The invitation is to share briefly any which others might find helpful. Maybe a breathing exercise, a mantra or affirmation, a prayer or a meditation technique: whatever you have found promotes well-being. Or if you are seeking something, be welcome to come and listen. By donation

Sunday November 16^th : Songs for Earth and Sky with Susan Raven, Satch and Brian Copsey

Concert at Bishops Castle Town Hall at 2.30pm with refreshments (More details later)

November 17^th

Autism and Homeopathy – what can be achieved? Mike Andrews

From both personal experience and having talked to many homeopaths worldwideMike will share what he believes to be the potential benefit of homeopathic

treatment to children on the autism spectrum. The talk will be of interest

to health care professionals, teachers, parents and all those who come into

contact with children and adults with Autistic Spectrum Disorder and anyone

who is interested in alternative methods of healing.

Mike will be sharing the results of his recently published book “Homeopathy

and Autism Spectrum Disorder: a Guide for Practitioners and Parents.”

The book refers to the clinical experiences of homeopaths worldwide working with ASD and the clinical outcomes that homeopaths are achieving in practice.

Mike will explain the homeopathic approach to working with Autism and

Asperger’s so as to make this treatment approach more understandable.

Mike Andrews DSH RSHom has been in full time homeopathic practice since

1990.He has taught at many UK homeopathic colleges: London College of

Classical Homeopathy, Purton House School of Homeopathy and on the BSc

(Hons) Health Sciences: Homeopathy module at the University of Westminster.

He practiced in West Sussex for many years, but now works in London and

Ludlow.

December 15^th: Film, to be announced later.

All Quest meetings are at Grange Road Community Centre, Bishops Castle SY9 5AW 7.30pm

Refreshments provided. Entrance: £5 / £4 for talks; other events by donation.

With ideas and feedback and for more information about Quest, please ring Rosa on 01588 630648 E: rosabloom@izun.co.uk

Good news about Positive News…

Recently I sent out an appeal from Positive News (the quarterly newspaper with good news) and Sean the editor is delighted to announce that they have surpassed their funding target of £30k, so the paper survives. It will however no longer be available free in paper form, as before, so if you’d like to read it, you are urged to subscribe by visiting www.positivenews.org.uk/join or call 020 3642 2585

You can hear Sean talk about positive journalism as a TED talk on

bit.ly/tedxpositivejournalism to which I highly recommend listening.