Sentence examples for landmark forums from inspiring English sources

I clocked the first three hours of the Sunday session to the subject: including suggestions to bring our children for special youth landmark forums geared to get them started early in the Landmark, at age fifteen (alone) or at age eight (if accompanied by a parent).

The whole deal may as well be co-sponsored by Us Weekly and Babylon 5. I was passing through Times Square on Saturday and stopped to ask a few of the protestors outside the church's main New York branch why they were there did they have friends who got sucked into Scientology, family members, are they really against cults in general and go to pickets whenever NXIUM or Landmark Forums are in town?

Landmark Forum is a multi-day session which is described as an "accelerated learning experience".

Signed Next Issue talk story about the Landmark Forum, a group of est' founder Werner Erhard's former associates.

No, absolutely not, though journalists have been subject to Landmark Forum defamation suits for writing as much.

The New Yorker, October 20 , 1997P. 90 Signed Next Issue talk story about the Landmark Forum, a group of est' founder Werner Erhard's former associates..

By Kurt Andersen The New Yorker, October 20 , 1997P. 90 Signed Next Issue talk story about the Landmark Forum, a group of est' founder Werner Erhard's former associates..

Like a higher profile Landmark Forum or the Work of Byron Katie, the Helix promises to liberate its followers from the tyranny of their own heads and to provide them with a vibrant community for sharing and enjoying this new freedom.

A follower of the Landmark Forum, the personal transformation group once known as EST, Ms. Tejeda is supposed to close shop at 1 o'clock but says she often feels compelled to stay at her post until 1 25.

They live in a commune downtown made up of three houses — one a former mission of Mother Teresa's — and several have participated in the Landmark Forum, a successor to Est that focuses on self-improvement, with the business paying half the bill.

The first episode was all about the ghoulish-looking Sally Kellerman (who played herself) and her involvement with a culty success seminar that seems based on the Landmark Forum, in which members wear white lab coats and necklaces that seem to be made of big peas.