
What do you want to create? This class is not about talent, but skills you can apply to any project to create results. You'll learn how creating works through practical exercises that take you from vision to reality. Rebekah used this process to create two successful businesses, artwork, events and much more. Learn how to refine your vision while shaping your reality to manifest what matters to you.
Textbook included in course fee. $90.00 online
price
Thursdays, 6 - 8:30 pm
for 6 weeks October 4
- November 8, 2012
at Brunswick High School
116 Maquoit Road
Brunswick, ME 04011
Program Phone: (207) 729-7323 Click to register
I am available to
teach a 2 day workshop based on the following prospectus. It is both a retreat
and experiential class, looking at how we create our lives on both the small and
grand scale. There are no classes scheduled at this time, but if you are
interested in hosting a weekend workshop at your institution or business,
contact me for more info.
Our deepest longings are a gift of Spirit, a call
to create. How do we respond to the call? Much of our education has taught us
the skills to adapt, react and conform to the world around us, not the skills
needed to vision, choose, build momentum and live in the chaos and mystery
necessary to create something that never existed before. Working with Robert
Fritz's book,
The Path of Least Resistance, we will define, in this workshop, the difference between a
reactive/responsive orientation and a creating orientation. The importance of
building structural tension between your vision and current reality. Ways we
distort current reality and how that weakens the tension necessary to reach the
vision. How to build momentum and how we can use "setbacks" to access points to
strengthen the vision. There will be exercises to practice the techniques and
discussion of how we each work with the creating process in our lives. Each
participant will be encouraged to make a list of choices they would like to
manifest in their lives and to choose one as a practice vision to use during the
workshop, for beginning the process. Follow-up sessions are possible
depending on the nature of the class setting.