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The Four Agreements Book Club Discussion

The Four Agreements Book Club Discussion

Sat, Sep 26, 6:00 AM
From Modern Mystics’ Book Club - Sydney

Join us as we explore The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz. Meet in person for an evening of reflection, conversation and connection in a warm, intentionally held space. Specific location TBC. • Explore the book's content • Gain fresh insights from the collective wisdom of the group • Connect through meaningful conversation Whether you've finished the book or are just getting started, you're warmly welcome. Come with curiosity, an open mind and a willingness to connect.

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1 attendee
UFC 331 at The Star Sports bar

UFC 331 at The Star Sports bar

Sun, Sep 20, 1:00 AM
From UFC/Boxing
4.9

Let's meet at the Sports bar in the Star Casino for UFC 331, Van vs Pantoja 2! I've booked a table for us, this ought to be a good one! Join the WhatsApp group to stay in the loop: https://chat.whatsapp.com/J93ftkadjBeF78EqMSi24a?s=cl&p=a&mlu=4&ilr=4

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4 attendees
Western Classics Book Club social

Western Classics Book Club social

Thu, Sep 17, 9:00 AM
From Western Classics Book Club Sydney
4.9

A social for those who come along to the Western Classics Book Club. There is no set book to discuss. People are encouraged to bring their literary heads along for uplifting discussion and witty repartee. Also, do bring along a book to swap! Although meeting at the usual place (The Shakespeare Hotel, 200 Devonshire Street, Surry Hills) we will be meeting in one of the smaller rooms on the same floor. Look for the sign! Contact dalemills@cantab.net for more info.

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14 attendees

Competent level Football (Soccer) Sundays @ North Ryde

Sun, Sep 20, 4:30 AM
From Sydney Soccer Group
4.8
3 attendees
Ignorance by Milan Kundera

Ignorance by Milan Kundera

Sat, Sep 26, 4:00 AM
From Sydney Young Book Club (20s-30s)
5.0

Our next book club will be on the late great Milan Kundera’s (1929-2023) ‘Ignorance’ (2000). Kundera was an exiled Czech writer who lived in France from 1975 until his death. He also wrote his later works in French and thought they should be considered French literature. Kundera’s work often considers similar themes, such as exile, identity, and transgressing different borders. Ignorance was his second-last novel and considered his last serious one. It deals with the suffering of emigration and myths of nostalgia through the tale of two Czech emigrants returning to their homeland, drawing heavily from the myth of Odysseys. We will be meeting at Shakespeare Hotel on 26 September at 2pm :)

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5 attendees
 HEFFRON PARK - Tuesdays at the corner of Bannering & Jersey Roads.

HEFFRON PARK - Tuesdays at the corner of Bannering & Jersey Roads.

Tue, Sep 15, 8:00 AM
From Sydney Friendly Soccer!
4.8

Game Info & Guidelines · Games will be a minimum of 4-a-side and a maximum of 8-a-side. Up to 18 players may be accepted to allow for up to 2 potential no-shows. · Please bring both a white AND a black (or coloured) shirt · If you’re unable to attend, please update your RSVP so someone else can join · If you’re on the “Not Going” list, please sit this one out to avoid disappointment. · If the weather looks bad, we’ll make a call 1–2 hours before kick-off and notify everyone. · Everyone’s help is appreciated when it comes to setting up the goals. A reminder will be given if needed, but continued refusal may affect future invitations. · $20 yearly contribution If you’ve played 1+, payment is required. Please include your name in the bank reference. PayID: 0417 686 576 · We are a friendly group — no hard or slide tackling allowed. You are warned.

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