2007 S.P.C.N. Events
Choice, Change and the Will
Today's world is one of escalating change on many levels, presenting ongoing challenge to us as individuals to adapt.
Along with this change is the opportunity of choice that would have been the envy of our ancestors whose lives were constrained by the times in which they lived.
But with this opportunity, comes also the responsibility and potential anguish in making the best choices for ourselves that will enhance our progress along our unique journey through this life.
Choice, Change and the Will is a one day workshop using some of the foundation principles of Psychosynthesis in an opportunity to understand more about yourself, your core beliefs and how they might impact on your approach and possible resistance to change.
We will then look at the issue of choice and the conflict that can often be present, using all of your senses in finding the
'and' in a situation rather than the more programmed 'either/or' debate.
Finally, the importance of 'the Will' – that which translates choice into action. By taking ownership of our own
'Will', we claim our personal power and take charge of our lives acknowledging and taking responsibility for our own needs.
The Workshop will be held on Sunday 29th April at the Carnegie Cottage – entrance on upper Stuart St, next to
'A Cow called Berta' restaurant.
Starting at 9:30am and finishing at 4:00pm.
Morning and afternoon tea provided but please bring your own lunch.
The cost is $50 per person payable on the day [no EFTPOS available]
Please feel free to phone Carolyn on 455 1490 or
Rachel on 03 2037871 for registration or more information.
Or email me at rachel@psychosynthesis.org.nz
Ongoing Projects
In October 2006 Graeme has gained the support from various international Psychosynthesis individuals and has started a website for the Will Project. The Will Project was outlined by Roberto Assagioli, the founder of Psychosynthesis, as a programme to research the Will and its applications. To find out more visit the Will Project website.
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