On November 10th 2010, the Ethnic Health Initiative (EHI) presented the Spiritual Healing Section of Omilos Eksipiretiton (the Servers’ Society) at a conference held in London with the presence of the Head and other members of the Society. The title of the presentation was “The Practice of Spiritual Healing in Greece: A Positive Example of Approaching Health and Well-being from a Spiritual Perspective”.

In the abstract shown in this video, the ways in which the philosophy of the Society is taught and applied are presented. These ways involve various groups, seminars and service activities towards our fellow people in need. Through this teaching that can be practiced in a simple way in everybody’s life, we are led both to the healing of certain physical or/and psychological illnesses and of every weak aspect that may afflict us.

Spiritual Healing as it is taught and practiced at the Servers’ Society is a potential within each one of us, as long as we acknowledge the common spiritual nature in everyone and everything and we consciously work towards its expression. The Spiritual Healing Section has been operating since the Society’s foundation in 1980. It has a full training program for the members who wish to become spiritual healers and it performs contact healing and distant healing daily to those requesting it, with absolutely no financial charge or the obligation of membership.

In 25-27 March 2011, members of Omilos Eksipiretiton (the Servers’ Society) participated in the 5th Annual Counselling Psychology Conference in Keele University, “Intimate Encounters: Reflections on Counselling Practice, Theory and Research”. The responsible of the Society was present at the conference as well.

In this presentation, the basic points of the Society’s teaching, the groups that are taking place and the work of the Society are developed. The two speakers present the way in which they manage to integrate and put into practice the teaching they receive from the Society in their professional practice as psychologists. They suggest and develop ways of self-care to avoid burnout often caused by the daily psychotherapeutic work under demanding conditions such as working in a psychiatric department or in the field of drug addiction.

The Spiritual Center “Omilos Eksipiretiton”(the Servers’ Society) serves a new integrative philosophical approach, that aims at teaching us how to live life in a substantial way and how to be well in all aspects of our lives just by using simple practical ways. 

Through the many groups operating in Omilos and through selfless service to our fellow people we gain the true Knowledge of the Self. This knowledge transforms our everyday lives into a true miracle!

On October 13th Omilos Eksipiretiton (the Servers’ Society) organized a day conference titled “Spirituality: a way to live, a way to heal” at the Arcola Theatre, London. 

The Heads of the Society present the work and the basic principles of the Society’s philosophy. 

They speak of their thirty-year personal experience, about how they have put in practice these principles in their lives and how everyone can be well in mind, body and spirit by putting them in practice in their daily lives too.

“This paper aims at presenting the work of philosopher and poet Dimitris Kakalidis (1943-1995), emphasising the method he developed for the analysis of short stories and poetry, termed as the ‘Kakalidis Method’. In his works, the two volumes on ‘The Wisdom of Poetry’ and ‘The Wisdom of the Short Story’, he presents an innovative method of analysing 100 poems and 36 stories by Greek authors; this, acquires a perspective that pervades and reveals the inner spiritual resources of each work, demonstrating universal messages. Each literary piece takes dimensions beyond the visible contours, revealing the infinite within the limited, bringing the unconscious into consciousness. His starting point for each analysis is ‘Man-Humanity-Entity’ in their everlasting, intertwined relationship, based on the belief that each individual is an enlightened being in their core, going through life’s path only for this to be expressed in action…”

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• The first presentation of ‘Kakalidis Method’ for poetry and literature analysis at an international level
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• Our abstract on the “Kakalidis Method” published in the Literature abstract book of the 7th International Conference on Literature by Atiner
• Read the paper on The “Kakalidis Method’ for Literature Analysis: A Synthesis Approach” here