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Values & Visions Circles A Soulmaking Process By Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat Values and Visions Feature Resources for Values & Visions Circles: spiritual practices, a 4-step soulmaking process, guidelines for circle conversations, James Hillman on conversation.
Values & Visions Circles - Going It Alone By Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat Values and Visions Feature When you aren't part of a circle, you can still make your experiences with films and books more meaningful.
Starting a Values & Visions Circle By Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat Values and Visions Feature Values & Visions Circles are groups of people who come together regularly to use movies, books, and spoken-word audios as catalysts for soulmaking. Here's how to start one.
Values & Visions Circles - Tips for Using Movies for Soulmaking By Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat Values and Visions Feature How to turn the intensely focused experience of film-going or DVD-viewing into a spiritual journey for your soul.
Values & Visions Circles - Types of Circles By Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat Values and Visions Feature Why we chose a circle model used for Values & Visions Circles for soulmaking, plus profiles of intimate circles, intentional circles, and open-call circles.
Values & Visions Circles - Program Planning By Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat Values and Visions Feature Ideas for program planning for Values & Visions Circles: choosing your program type, the role of guides (person and print), what to do when you are together, when to watch the movie, and next steps.
Values & Visions Circles - Things to Consider By Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat Values and Visions Feature Things to keep in mind when planning a Values & Visions Circle: reasons to join, being intentional, people types, commitment, expenses, logistics, distractions, time.

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