“Living Presence.”
This spiritual practice is right out of the Sufi playbook and speaks to the intentional effort one makes to be one with the One. Join me this Sunday to receive the sufi message of mindfulness and development of the essential self. Materials referenced: Hazat Inayat Khan, “The inner Life v.1” Kibir Helmenski, “Living Presence, The Sufi path to mindfulness and the essential self.” Kibir Helmenski, “The Mysterion.”
Bio:
Growing up in a mid-central, middle class, devout presbyterian family of five, Doug was guided onto the path of Christianity. Since then he has persistently sought the truth of reality.
He was educated with a BA in Psychology with a minor in western philosophy; an MA in Clinical Psychology with a psychiatry focus; and an EdD in Behavioral Science with a psychotherapy emphasis. He completed an internship with the Collaborative Psychology Internship program offered by the Wichita Ks.VA Hospital and the Wichita Psychiatric Center.
He received a Missouri State Psychology license to practice as an independent provider; a certificate of registration as a Human Health Care Provider, and professional certifications in Medical Hypnosis, Educational Psycho-Diagnostics, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Neurolinguistic Programing.
Doug retired from a 40 year professional career serving in hospitals, mental health centers, schools, and private practice. He recommends retirement as the best option.:)
Doug has been married to Kim Martin for 42 years and together they raised four boys into responsible adulthood. They enjoy 7 grandchildren, world wide travel and investigative British homicide stories. They were early founders of CFUO and are grateful to all of you who join in the fun.
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