Brooke Lavelle, PhD, Kai Horton, Martin Vitorino, PhD and Miko Brown
Shifting the Paradigm: Creating Cultures of Relationality
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What You'll Learn
Contemplate how individuality, separation, and a sense of dualism underlie the major social, economic, emotional, and environmental challenges that we face globally
Sense into “what else could be” and explore Brooke’s vision for how creating “cultures of relationality” can help heal the crises we face—at their root
Be guided in a Relational Field practice to help your nervous system attune to the natural connection and creativity inherently possible within relationships
About Brooke Lavelle, PhD
Please visit Courage of Care to learn more about the community, team, and approach and how you can join the movement to build compassionate cultures of liberatory practice.
About Kai Horton
About Martin Vitorino, PhD
Visit Courage of Care to learn more about their offerings. You can also sign up for the trans/gnc/nb meditation group at InsightLa.
About Miko Brown
About Wendy Hasenkamp, PhD
To learn more about Dr. Hasenkamp's work you can visit her website.
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What a gift! Thank you all from my heart. Truly a treasure and just what many need at this difficult time.🙏🙏
Thank you so much for sharing this incredible practice and your insights on relationality. Very inspirational and important work you are doing. Congratulations.
Absolutely beautiful and needed. Courage of Care is doing inspirational and transformative work in our world, the implications will be felt for generations.
I just loved this meditation with these young people.
I literally did listen to all lectures within 5 days whilst rowing.
This was my second favourite presentation (most favourite was that from Tsoknyi Rinpoche, and in my link I explain why).
The reason why I did like this better than most others, is because nearly all speeches repeated the political correct compassion, which made me at times feel like an emotional neanderthal, whilst this one was a different creative approach of embracing the elements.
What I also like was that this presentation was so general that I (as a whiter than white and straighter than straight person) felt totally included without any agenda having been pushed onto me. (I first did listen to it with a fresh mind without the introduction and any preconceptions, and only a day later read the descriptions of the four of you, and that this was related to mend the pool of marginalised groups of people).
My personal favourite person of the whole four day seminar was Kai, because I really liked the constant grooving from left to right and back again – whilst all other speakers of the seminar are kind of ‘perfect calm people’ this showed some lovely emotional way of tuning into the subject.
Yes, Kai, you (literally) rock!
thank you all…so important to remember we are all connected
Thank you, Brooke, Miko, Martin, and Kai, for bringing this to my awareness! Intentionality and relationality can work together and strengthen our ways of leading our emotional life. Honour to your work!
Gratitude for bringing to our awareness how we can connect with different dimensions of our being. This was an amazing practice.
The connection while a formal meditation with 4 connected teachers – wow
It was great that you showed us how connection can be lived always and everywhere
Deeply thank you