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Church of Dynion Mwyn | Camelot of the Wood | Universal Federation
of Pagans (UFP)
Southeastern Pagan Alliance (SEPA) | Bangor Institute | Association of Cymry Wiccae (ACW)
Sacred Earth Alliance (SEA) | Gathering of
the Tribes
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HISTORY: angor Institute was in existence as an auxillery of the
Church of Y Tylwyth Teg from 1975 until 1990 at which time operations ceased from lack of
interest. It is presently an auxillery of the Celtic Church of Dynion Mwyn, Inc., a
religious non-profit church. Bangor Institute has been inactive but will soon be
back in operation.
INTENTION:
The intention of Bangor Institute is to offer an undergraduate program in Religious Holistic Health and Religious Metaphysics. Bangor Institute will be primarily a Graduate School for: Religious oriented programs of theology, divinity, religious education, and ministerial training. Bangor Institute will be composed of various Departments administered by "Facilitators," who are recognized in their field. Their teachings will be marked by a different concept: they will teach not so much what to learn as how to learn. INTRODUCTION: The philosophy of the religion of Dynion Mwyn as expressed in Bangor can best be described by Kahil Gibran: |
"What is it to work with love? It is to build a house with affection, as if your beloved were to dwell in that house. It is to sow the seeds with tenderness, as if your beloved were to eat the fruit. It is the teaching of the heart." |
| Although Bangor
will offer training in Religious Holistic Health, Religious Psychology and Religious
Metaphysics, it will be primarily a School for of theology, divinity, religious education,
and ministerial training. Bangor Institute will teach a holistic philosophy... that
all parts of the universe are interrelated... "As above, so below." Education is a part of everyone's life: true education is not something you experience and then forget. It is a way of traveling your life pathway properly. Education at Bangor Institute will draw on all traditions, both ancient and modern for training the Whole person...Body, Mind, and Spirit alike. Development of intuition will be given equal weight with mastering the subject matter, and specific disciplines are the context in which the pathway will be traveled. This technique of training the whole person will rely on the concept of learning excellence. Excellence requires balance: An Archery expert, when instructing her students in marksmanship, teaches that the arrow will not hit its mark if the mind of the archer is disoriented and confused. An arrow's path is a good indication of the state of mind of the archer...an indication of how much the student has learned about the subtle balance of Gentleness, Strength, Relaxation and Control. The tremendous beauty of this philosophy is that it shows us a pathway back to an understanding and appreciation of nature as a way of life. By integrating the various dimensions of ourselves, we remain healthy. This description of life as a living balanced system suggests a new concept of "Spiritual Health," which can be summarized as: "The ability of a living system to respond adaptively and positively to a wide variety of environmental challenges." The Welsh Bardic Tradition, the model for Bangor Institute, is an ancient one. It derives from the ancient Celtic Bardic College System that flourished in Wales and Ireland from before recorded history through the third century A.D. This system provided a focus for all areas of learning current in the British Isles at the time: Religion, Philosophy, and the Arts and Sciences. Like the Celtic College System, the educational philosophy of Bangor Institute will emphasize the many fold development of the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual dimensions of the whole person. This development of the many aspects of humanity also involves the intuition. Intuition is not an easy sense to describe. It is the act or ability to "know" without the use of rational processes; an immediate cognition of basic truths. While the methods of training your intellectual, emotional, and physical capabilities may be obvious, the training of your intuition and spiritual qualities are not. At Bangor Institute, intuition and spiritual awareness will be learned through contemplative practices such as Meditation and Martial Arts. These practices develop a balance between strength and gentleness which is the mental environment where intuition and spiritual awareness can flourish. This systematic development of intuition stems from the teachings of Taliesen, who was a Druid teacher and celebrated Bard in Wales. He developed his mental, emotional, physical and spiritual aspects through both study and contemplative practices. In doing so he became truly wise and was revered as a sage and bard. He taught using the ancient Celtic Bardic System. The form of instruction which we have developed from this ancient learning system is the foundation for what we call the Five Fold Path. Students in all areas of learning will be taught and evaluated in five basic ways: |
 First, awareness
is built on the willingness of the student to see and acknowledge without judgement, the
psychological experiences of his or her life.
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| A teaching system based
on holism may seem unlikely, but throughout life we see that when this principle is
applied, people become more balanced with nature, themselves and other people. The
training of intuition and intellect at Bangor Institute will bring forth each student's
creative abilities and has a positive impact on the way various disciplines are taught
there. Whatever the course of study, each student, as well as the faculty and staff
members, takes delight in the educational pathway on which they travel.
Bangor Institute will be an Equal Opportunity Educational institution. Admission will not be influenced by race, sex, color, natural origin or handicap. Applying for AdmissionWe will not be accepting admissions, until we have complied with state requirements, acquire land and attract various staff. If the application forms, CEEB scholastic aptitude test scores; and other required records of the applicant are found to be completed and in proper order, the applicant will be evaluated without regard to race, sex, color, national origin or handicap. Our Future College Entrance Requirements:RELIGIOUS DEGREES |
For further information, please e-mail: dynionmwyn23@hotmail.com
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