shavasti

It seems that our capacity to meet, see and feel human suffering is so low that we must either tell others ‘look on the bright side’ with little to no regard for their true feelings, or, use positive thinking to such a degree in our own lives that we’re simply creating another false persona that lives on the other side of a split from our deeper feelings – feelings of anger, loneliness, self loathing, self hatred, and worthlessness.

Belief systems have directly impacted parenting for generations, at the core of western culture and most western individuals is self hatred. There is the notion that we must achieve something, become something or do something in order to be ‘good’. Our belief in our inherent badness runs deep, very, very deep

Shavasti’s personal story of a tragedy and other events that transformed both his work and the core of his being. In addition to that brief account, Shavasti invites you to consider, experience, ponder and feel who you are on multiple levels of your being as he weaves almost two decades of a journey as a professional healer, author and seeker of truth together into a tapestry of profound teachings that will change the way you experiences yourself and see your place in the world.

Shavasti (John L. Payne) is one of the most experienced Family Constellations facilitators on the planet with 6 books and more than 450 workshops worldwide. He is known for his books and professional status within the world of Family Constellations and to others he is knowns as a Seer, Mystic and Spiritual Teacher. With Shavasti you get both. Today he will share his views about awakened heart.

In a recent survey about projected leadership trends, I noticed something missing. In the question about what qualities did I think leaders would need most in the next 5 years, Self Awareness didn't show up! This is significant on two fronts: First, I believe Self Awareness is the number one most useful and valuable quality a leader could and should cultivate. Second: It's not surprising that it didn't make it onto this list, as we're still in the transition from leadership being solely about what leaders do to include how leaders are. To help us all awaken to the usefulness and practice of Self Awareness, I've asked one of my teachers, Shavasti, to speak with me this week. Join us for part 1 of an essential conversation about Exquisite Self Awareness: what it is, how it can help and what we can do to practice it more as leaders, coaches and human beings who are here to be of service. We look forward to being with you!

It seems that our capacity to meet, see and feel human suffering is so low that we must either tell others ‘look on the bright side’ with little to no regard for their true feelings, or, use positive thinking to such a degree in our own lives that we’re simply creating another false persona that lives on the other side of a split from our deeper feelings – feelings of anger, loneliness, self loathing, self hatred, and worthlessness.

Belief systems have directly impacted parenting for generations, at the core of western culture and most western individuals is self hatred. There is the notion that we must achieve something, become something or do something in order to be ‘good’. Our belief in our inherent badness runs deep, very, very deep

Shavasti’s personal story of a tragedy and other events that transformed both his work and the core of his being. In addition to that brief account, Shavasti invites you to consider, experience, ponder and feel who you are on multiple levels of your being as he weaves almost two decades of a journey as a professional healer, author and seeker of truth together into a tapestry of profound teachings that will change the way you experiences yourself and see your place in the world.