Inspired by the words of 13th century poet and mystic Jelaluddin Rumi, A Winter Feast for the Soul was born in the Wood River Valley in 2007 as a 40 day commitment to spiritual practice. The organizations vision is to support people around the world in finding inner peace in their lives through the creation of a daily spiritual practice. "What nine months does for the embryo, forty early mornings will do for your growing awareness." -Rumi
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The Sun Valley Spiritual Film Festival is a celebration of human spirituality through film. Present films that explore spiritual traditions from around the world, as well as films that cherish the human spirit. Encourage the production of new films and documentaries, by providing an event in which these films can be screened. Promote discussion among recognized leaders in the fields of arts and spirituality, by presenting interactive discussion panels.
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- The Sun Valley Spiritual Film Festival is a celebration of human spirituality through film. Given this vision, the mission of the Sun Valley Spiritual Film Festival is to: Present films that explore spiritual traditions from around the world, as well as films that cherish the human spirit. Encourage the production of new films and documentaries, by providing an event in which these films can be screened. Promote discussion among recognized leaders in the fields of arts and spirituality, by presenting interactive discussion panels. Offer the public an opportunity to engage with film-makers and spiritual leaders. Enhance the public's understanding of, and respect for, diverse spiritual traditions from around the world.
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