sharing the journey of relationship, embodiment, and awakened living
Sometimes when we touch
The honesty's too much
And I have to close my eyes and hide
Dan Hill, "Sometimes When We Touch"
How many people do you have in your life that you can talk to– about anything– without scaring or pushing them away? How many relationships have you been in where you could be really honest– about everything– with your partner? For most of us, the answer in both cases is maybe one or two. Yet good relationships are much of what makes life worthwhile. Close relationships, true friendships, and real community are all built on knowing yourself, sharing yourself, and really hearing other people. These are not skills we are born with; we have to learn them.
Join us for an experiential course in conscious connection, drawing from the work of Marshal Rosenberg (Nonviolent Communication), Susan Campbell (Getting Real), Brad Blanton (Radical Honesty), Gay and Kathlyn Hendricks (Conscious Loving), John Bradshaw (Homecoming), and others. Topics include self-awareness (distinguishing between one’s thoughts and feelings), moving through fear, the power of vulnerability, and heart-centered sexuality (see also "Principles of the Art of Intimacy"). Participants will have the opportunity to address issues in their own lives with the group's support.
Four weeknights starting in October, 7-9 pm
$60/person