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with Len Saputo, MD Sunday,
Nov. 16, 2 pm
Free-Will Donation
Dr. Saputo will also be a guest speaker with Rev. David
at the 9:30 and 11:30
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Spirit is a vital and sacred element of the healing process. Illness is more than
physical disability and psychological challenge. Rather, it is an opportunity to learn more about who we are and is a tool
to move us forward on our spiritual journey. Physical disease can be viewed as the body’s expression of psychospiritual
unrest.
Together, Rev. David McArthur and Dr. Len Saputo will
explore the meaning of illness in this larger context, in an effort to “reunite” medicine and spirituality. After
all, it is only an illusion that there is a separation between these two perspectives. The difference between curing and healing
will also be highlighted.
Healing is often referred to as “the
return to wholeness.” It is revered as our sacred journey within—a journey that leads to a healthy connection
with self, others, and all that there is. We hope you will join us for this interactive exploration of the role of Spirit
in healing.
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Len Saputo, MD is a graduate of Duke University Medical School and is board
certified in Internal Medicine. He was in private practice in affiliation with John Muir Medical Center in the San Francisco
Bay Area for more than 30 years. Over the past decade, Len has guided the development of an integrative, holistic model of
healthcare that focuses on wellness and prevention. It is called “Health Medicine.” In 1995 Len founded the Health
Medicine Forum, which he continues to direct. “The Forum” is a non-profit service and educational foundation that
has sponsored more than 250 public and professional events, including monthly presentations, workshops, and conferences. In
2001 Len co-founded the Health Medicine Institute, an integrative medical center in Lafayette, California, that is bringing
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Unity of Walnut Creek is a spiritual community offering a positive path for spiritual living in the city of Walnut
Creek, CA, bordering the communities of Concord, Pleasant Hill & Lafayette, in Contra Costa County, in the East Bay
of the S.F.Bay Area.
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