FFWPU Scotland's Weekend Seminar with lectures by James A. Baughman

This Weekend Seminar will have thought provoking and enriching character development lectures given by James A. Boughman, Ph.D.

* Engaging debates and friendly group discussions.

* Exploring historical sights of Stirling

* Warm homemade meals made each day plus entertainment.

For more details download => character cultivation seminar <= the seminar poster.

Where When Cost Contact:

Where:- Stirling Youth Hostel St John Street, Stirling, FK8 1EA

When:- 19th — 21st Oct 2018 starting Friday evening 6:00pm Finish Sunday 3:00pm

Cost:- £25 per person

Contact:- ulrike.currie@ btinternet,com or Paul on 07584 561966

Sponsored by both Baughman Education and the Scottish Family Federation for World Peace and Unity

Synopsis of Presentations

What is Character?

The purpose of this presentation is to explore the definition of character and the role it plays in the development of personal integrity and civilization as a whole; it also looks at the criteria used to determine good character and the manner in which the seminar will unfold to explore this criteria.

How are We Designed as Human Beings?

This topic explores our inherent propensities to seek happiness, fulfillment and lasting relationships; it attempts to identify these natural desires in terms of a number of life goals designed to help us fulfill our greatest potential as human beings.

What is the Nature of Virtue and Vice?

This topic explores the nature of good and evil (right and wrong); it attempts to demonstrate that the definitions of good and evil are not relative, but rather universal and absolute when seen in light of our true desires and life goals.

Sexuality, Marriage and Family

This topic explores the human desire for sexual intimacy in the context of true human potential and life goals, and the devastating consequences that occur to individuals, families and societies when acted upon outside of that context.

Exploring the Ethereal Dimension

This topic explores the internal dimension of the human being mainly from the point of view of science and logical consistency with the topics already presented; it also explores how this dimension is fundamentally connected to good character.

How Does Discipline and Training Work?

This topic explores the nature of discipline and how it is an integral aspect to all learning; it explores the process and methods by which we learn and grow, the stages involved in order to ultimately reach excellence, and the mentality needed to succeed.

How Do I Become a Person of Character?

This topic explores a practical approach to identifying choices and habits that stand in the way of our personal development, and reversing these in favour of choices and habits that reinforce the fulfilment of true human potential and life goals. This is followed by a time of individual reflection and goal-setting in order to establish a daily routine of improving personal character and integrity.