Only You Can Save the World!
Next workshop Saturday 5th April 2014
10 am - 2 pm
Andover, Hampshire
Your Special Challenges
Conflict must be
resolved. It cannot be evaded, set aside, denied, disguised, seen somewhere
else, called by another name, or hidden by deceit of any kind, if it would be
escaped. It must be seen exactly as it is...(W333)
Even when we all have very similar problems, we each have to
tackle them as individuals. And as individuals, we also have our own particular
sources of grief, frustration, conflict and bafflement. Problems not only get
in the way of happiness and success, they actually shape our lives and define
who we are. So what is a problem, and what do you do about it? If a
problem is an opportunity, how can you make the most of it? If a problem is only a distraction, how can you make the least of it?
In this workshop we will be:
- Looking at problems in the context of personal development
- Compiling a 'problem-solving repertoire' or set of more effective responses
- Recognizing your special purpose in your special challenges
- Recognize how your ways of thinking cause problems, and block solutions
- Distinguish between the facts of a situation and your emotional response
- Clarify the outcome you want
- Focus on your choices, not on your helplessness
For further details or to book contact anna@unlearningschool.com
HI Anna!
ReplyDeleteHow I wish I could be at this workshop! It sounds so relevant to what I am attempting to solve at the present--namely a co-worker who is a bit of a bully, perfectionist, and controlling. I have done everything in my power to apply Course principles to this issue, and how now come to a place where I see one of my own major difficulties, which is to stand up for myself! This has alwasy been a really hard thing for me to do, and I have been willing to deny, minimize, overlook, compromise etc etc etc while the problem remains and I'm still hurting over things this person finds necessary to continue doing. I alwasy have to be in it up to my neck before I will take a stand and say, hey, this hurts, or hey, this is unacceptable! It's one of the sticking places for me, as I'm sure it is for many, but setting boundaries with certain people seems the healthier way to go--but I don't see this being part of the Course in Miracles approach. I would love to get some feedback on this! I would come to your workshop but I live on the other side of the Atlantic.
Blessings and peace,
Shelagh