An Introduction to the Art of Living Course

An Introduction to the Art of Living Course
Offered at Mountain Fitness Center
Tuesday 12/16/08 5:45 PM
In the Classroom

The Art of Living Course gives participants the practical knowledge and techniques to unlock their deepest potential and bring fullness to life. Whether happy and successful or feeling the stress of poor health, disappointments, or fear, every participant is cared for and comes away lighter, with effective techniques for releasing mental and physical stress and increasing his or her health, energy, peace, self-knowledge, awareness, and joy.

The Introduction provides interested participants with an overview of the Art of Living Course, which is tentatively scheduled to be conducted in the Big Bear Valley in January 2009. The Introduction is free to all interested in attending. Please call 909-866-7020 to make a reservation.

About the Instructor: Nancie DiSilverio has been an international facilitator with the Art of Living Foundation (AOLF) for the last 15 years. She graduated with a BA in Liberal Arts from St. John’s College in Santa Fe. In 1992 she took an Art of Living Course with Sri Sri Ravi Shankar and began her teacher training under him personally that year. She joined the organization fulltime in 1996.

Over the last decade, she has made presentations to various organizations including the United Nations, the World Bank, medical and psychological professional groups, small businesses, and church communities. She has taught in more than a dozen countries and all over the US. Nancie, when asked where she lives now, generally replies, "In my suitcase."

About the Art of Living Foundation:
The Art of Living Foundation offers programs to uncover the strength, peace, and joy that lie at the core of every human being. By nurturing the spirit and compassion of every individual, the Foundation seeks to help build a global society that is free of stress, violence, and misery - and full of service, wisdom, and celebration. It has been a nonprofit 501(c)(3) educational and humanitarian organization in the U.S. since 1989. Accredited as a United Nations Non-Governmental organization in 1996, it is now one of the UN's largest volunteer-based NGOs. www.artofliving.org