Psychology
Spring 2011
Transcending Time:
Why Time Seems to Pass at Different Speeds and how to learn to live in the present
Steve Taylor – psychology lecturer and best-selling author of Making Time and Waking From Sleep – examines the puzzling phenomenon of time, from the perspective of psychology, spirituality, the paranormal and physics. Is time a reality or just an illusion created by our minds? Why does it seem to speed up as we get older, and ‘go quickly when you’re having fun’? Why do we seem to find it so hard to slow down and live in the present? This course is a combination of theory, discussion and practical exercises.
Recommended reading:
Taylor, S. (2008). Making Time: Why Time Seems to Pass at Different Speeds and how to Control it. (Icon). (Copies available from author.)
Day: Thursday Time: 2-4 pm
6 sessions, starting 17 March 2011- 21 April 2011
Venue:
Friends' Meeting House,
6 Mount Street,
Manchester
M2 5NS
| Price | Concessions |
Minimum No. | Maximum No. |
|---|---|---|---|
£60 |
n/a |
8 |
18 |
Send booking to:
Steve Taylor
23 Rosslyn Road,
Firswood,
Manchester,
M16 0FY