Group Experiences - Which one is right for you?

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Learning to trust our intuition is something that can support each of us to navigate current events.  It can connect us with our higher selves and it's wisdom.  


In this workshop, we will explore what intuition is, what it isn't, what science and culture share about it, what blocks it, and what supports and strengthens it.



Accessing our innermost wisdom offers a way to tap into what we truly need at any given moment.  


We will briefly explore the many divining practices, and you will learn and practice an easy, always accessible technique of using the body as a pendulum and how to finger muscle test. These simple practices of letting the physical body share it's wisdom to us is a powerful tool to add to your personal-growth toolbox.


Taught in an intimate group of 6.  A 3-hour workshop.  $25.00 fee (financial assistance available for those in need)

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Business Week  "You've never heard of the Enneagram? This system of personality analysis, once faddish pop psychology, is becoming a personnel tool for corporate America."  
Esquire  "What sets the Enneagram apart is that it contains such detailed, useful information about what drives us to behave as we do. It's valuable not just for those seeking to understand themselves but also as a source of insights into one's friends, colleagues, and even enemies."  

Newsweek  "Now after lurking on the fringes of mysticism and pop psychology for more than 20 years, the Enneagram is turning mainstream and respectable. Last year the Stanford University School of Business course called "Personality, Self-Awareness, and Leadership" focused on the Enneagram for the first time; the class proved so popular that it will be expanded from 40 to 50 students next winter. The CIA now uses the Enneagram to help agents understand the behavior of individual world leaders. The U.S. Postal Service recently turned to the Enneagram to help employees resolve conflicts. Clergy from the Vatican signed up for an Enneagram seminar last year. And the First international Enneagram Conference, with 1,400 participants who came to Palo Alto, Calif., from as far away as Japan, was cosponsored by Stanford Medical School's department of psychiatry."  

Working Woman   "A hot new management idea has just arrived on the scene, Introduced to the West around 1940 by Russian mystic G.I Gurdjieff, the Enneagram is a personality typing system that groups people into 9 categories. Executives from companies such as Motorola and Marriot have attended workshops devoted to the Enneagram system, and it’s part of the continuing education program at Silicon Graphics. The CIA has even held Enneagram briefings on the behavior of world leaders."  

Yoga Journal  "The apparent universality of the Enneagram is a big part of its attraction. People use it to improve themselves and their relationships. Many psychologists and marriage counselors swear by it. Members of the clergy and business managers use it to understand their congregations and subordinates. It is even accepted by academics." - Contra Costa Times "As a guide to human character, behavior, and motivation, it has no equal. More practical than typologies derived from conventional psychology, the Enneagram provides a clear and easily recognizable map of nine distinct personality patterns. For most people, it simply rings true."