Walk the Soul Talk: The Language of Truth

Empathy means to see beauty, to live in the feelings of the spirit and to extend only love into our world.

This means different things at different times and it requires the power to adjust each moment to accommodate changing people and circumstances. To succeed in this we need to learn to be constant in a simple, natural way with such power of self-respect that we keep our language of Truth safe and accessible. Thus we take care of the Self, and with this pure desire we take care of our world.

Bio 

Oncologist and palliative care physician, Roger Cole has been caring for the terminally ill for the last twenty-one years. He is the Director of Palliative Care for the Illawarra Region of NSW.

Following an experience of enlightenment in 1984, Roger has been integrating spirituality in his medical role through meditation and self-awareness, with a vocation to bring hope, comfort and healing to his patients and their families. Since 1992 he has been a student of an international, India-based organization, the Brahma Kumaris, studying Raja Yoga meditation.

Roger has appeared in several TV documentaries, including a personal profile of his work on the ABC. He was also featured in Bryce Courtenay’s book April Fool’s Day, as Damon Courtenay’s palliative care physician.

Roger has toured Australia and overseas extensively, giving public talks on hospice care, meditation, inner-healing and spirituality. He speaks on the sensitive issues that face us in death and is equally versed in how to maintain inner peace and happiness. He believes in the connection of mind, body and spirit, and in the healing power of positive thoughts and attitudes.

Mission of Love

Healing Heart and Soul

A Little Book of Blessings

Roger's books are available for purchase at Soul in the City events.