Expanding Horizons

Why is the story of Frankenstein's Monster so popular, even over 200 years since it was written by Mary Shelley? The original title gives a hint: "Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus". Mary Shelley was inspired in part by a classic myth and, like all great stories, it reflects many enduring themes, such as loss, guilt, father-child relationships, and the consequences of defying nature's laws. Here Kris explores these themes and their links to spirituality.

Join Kris for an exploration of the Danish concept of "Hygge": a perfect topic for a chilly wet week in South Australia (and anywhere). Why not follow the Danish example and bring more hygge into your daily life?

Join Kris Hanna and guest speaker Lyndy Abrams for an exploration of  The Six Perfections,  a set of spiritual qualities cultivated by Buddhist practitioners.

We don’t talk about miracles much, but on the 17th of May Kris unpacked a valuable 20th Century Christian text: A Course in Miracles, by Helen Schucman. While couched in Christian terms, the author's philosophy incorporates modern psychology and focuses on love, relationships and inner growth. Thus you may find it to be a valuable guide to your spiritual path.

Kris discusses a selection of motherhood statements, in gratitude and celebration of the mothers and mother figures in our lives.

Kris explores with us, some of the ways that we might bring love and social justice into our own daily practices, from the life and words of Martin Luther King Jr.

Kris explores paths to maturing emotionally, mentally and spiritually using stories old and new.

Here Kris speaks on the topic of "War and Peace." With Anzac day arriving, Kris shares his thought about war, and the true path to peace.

Kris explores the stages to forgiveness, and our responsibilities on that path.

This service on Easter Sunday was led by Kris Hanna on the theme of ‘Renewal.’ Music was contributed by Brendan Moyse.