Lera's Invitation
Imagine landing on an alien planet: as the spaceship door closes behind you, you encounter painful pressure, blinding lights, moving shadows,
loud noises, cold temperatures, and difficulty breathing. With this first terrifying encounter, your attention would be perpetually focused
outward like a search light scanning the horizon to avert danger and secure whatever comfort and safety you could; your mind would be committed
to finding something to have, do or be that would allow you to relax and be at home here in your life.
Inward turning is all about relying on your inner guidance rather than following blindly what anyone
else in the world tells you. Walt Whitman said it clearly: Just one look
Just one look is an invitation from John Sherman to
experience the power of human consciousness to free itself from the perspective that life itself is the problem. The accomplishment of
a simple act sets a course towards sanity and satisfaction where our reactions and self-destructive behaviors
begin to fall away to be replaced by more positive ones.
More. DreamWork
The unique Archetypal Dreamwork taught by Marc Bregman
for almost 40 years holds that your nighttime dreams offer an individualized and particular map, through
the landscape of feeling and experience, to your essential self. Inward turning through Archetypal Dreamwork
aids in fully reclaiming those parts of yourself lost along the way.
More. Meditation
Meditation is a practice of relaxing your body and mind while still being alert and noticing what is
present in the moment. Peaceful stillness is its own reward. Inward turning through meditation also offers
support and training of attention for deepening your experience of who
you are. More. Reiki
Reiki (ray-kee) means Universal Life Force Energy in Japanese.
Reiki is an ancient healing art which provides relief from pain,
stress and emotional issues. Inward turning through Reiki facilitates
healing in the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual realms
and deepens your experience of who you are. More.
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