The achivement of personal visions and objectives with the help of ancient cultural knowledge - an extraordinary personality develepment seminar.

The knowledge of ourselves and the achievement of personal objectives are closely linked. In order to accomplish our visions and objectives, one needs to examine certain topics:

Who does not know, who he/ she is, where he/ she is, how he/ she is, risks, not getting, what he/ she wants in life.

This seminar originates in the advanced education of the trainer, which took place on different continents over the period of several years.
You will discover connections between ancient, passed down knowledge and the latest psychological findings.

content

Attendees of this seminar will get to know reliable methods, which have been passed down over several thousand years. Techniques, which can be practiced in daily life and benefit the mind.

• Energy work from the Inkas’ empire: meditative exercises, which help us to focus and which support balanced energy.
• The Maoris’ soul work: a groundbreaking diagnosis tool for psychological and physical wellbeing.
• An integration practice by Japanese monks: haiku poetry for the conscious integration of our experiences.
• The self-exploration method of an American Indian tribe from Oregon: to define objectives, visions and personal answers by including nature.
• Relaxation exercises, breathing exercises and yoga: practices, which broaden our consciousness and help us to centre.

the benefit of the seminar

• The acknowledgment, development and conscious use of personal resources and potentials.
• The discovery of consciousness levels, which rise above the mind’s capacity.
• Attendees will experience a significant improvement of their intuition, creativity and ability to centre.
• Every method can also be practiced in daily life.
• The increase of social and emotional competence.

duration

The duration of this seminar is 3,5 days. The continuous attendance of all participants is of the utmost importance. Due to past experience I prefer to start with the seminar e.g. on Wednesday afternoon (at about 4 p.m.) and conclude it with a jointly taken lunch.

participiants

As my approach is focused on the individual, the number of participants should not be higher than 6 - 8.