Zen and the Art of Peacekeeping workshops

Are you just getting started on your world-changing, zen-peacekeeping, evil-ass-kicking way? When you look at my ‘past life’, do you think, ‘Damn, she’s done all the things I dream of doing!’ Do you have an idea of what it is that you want to do in the world, what you unique purpose might be, but find yourself stuck? Do you wonder whether the world really needs you? Do you find the idea of striking out onto your true path scary? Have you found your purpose and your unique role in the world? Is it so exciting that sometimes you forget to eat, sleep and exercise? Do you work until you collapse? Maybe you get caught up in the pain of the people you are working to help. Maybe you feel sad, angry, hopeless, or simply exhausted?

These workshops are for you.

The ‘Zen and the Art of Peacekeeping’ workshops are designed to help you:

• Get clarity – identify your unique purpose in the world, clarify your vision and come up with a concrete plan for the short term;
• Get courage – examine the fears and doubts that stand between you and your true path and build your capacity for courage;
• Get connected – take stock of your resources and connect with your community of purpose;
• Get started – transform your aspirations into a career or voluntary path in conscious service and social change; and
• Stay well – find the practices that will sustain you and keep you grounded and well while you do your unique thing in the world.

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  Ah, the holidays. What you want is peace on earth. What you get is financial pressure and family tension. What you need is a sense of peace in the midst of the madness and practices to help you maintain awareness and focus. That’s what this course is all about.

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