1. HOUSE AS A REFLECTION OF SELF
Throughout our lives we strive towards wholeness.
It stands to reason that the places we live in are also a reflection of this journey towards wholeness.
Coming Home means not only to a place where one resides but ultimately a Coming Home to our Selves.
A Home is a Mirror of our Self and our psychological stages of development. Creating a Home is part of one's spiritual growth.
Home and its content are very powerful statements about who we are. The older we grow, the more our surroundings need to change to reflect our journey from Ego/Self to Higher/Self.
This series of 6 workshops, available via on-line courses, explores the different meanings of HOME in relationship to the SELF.
With written texts, assigned homework and half-hour therapeutic telephone consultations after each session, the client will learn
- how to create spaces that are a reflection of who we are
- how to use home as a nurturing space to heal ourselves and our family
- awaken the senses to how space and place affects mood and well-being
- gain awareness of how association with a certain place holds memories, experiences and beliefs
- how to change those patterns
- notice how we use symbolic objects to express hidden experiences and aspirations
- recognize how space can encourage stages of growth and development
Cost: CND$585.- for a series of 6 on line workshops, with 1/2 hour telephone follow up at client's expense. Now available (runs for 6 consecutive weeks) |
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2. THE CREATION OF A NEW ENVIRONMENT
At certain periods in our lives we undergo a transformation and feel compelled to change our place of residence. Like a skin that no longer fits, we need to create a different environment for our Soul to feel at Home in.
This second series of 6 workshops, available via on-line courses, focuses on
* cleaning your clutter to make space for the New.
* the symbolic meaning of cleaning, sorting out, discarding possessions
* what we are subconsciously trying to express when we let things pile up
* how to create a harmonious environment through the application of energetic principles of Feng Shui.
* how to clear energies left over from previous tenants
* creating Sacred Space as a Temple for your Soul
* the Definition of Sacred Space:
- the symbolic meaning of the elements in our environment
- their connection to Mythology, Nature and the Elements
Cost: CND$585.- for a series of 6 on line workshops, with 1/2 hour telephone follow up at client's expense. (Courses start April 1, 2008 and runs for 6 consecutive weeks) |
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