Current Events
Nights of Stories |
Monthly, Budapest, Hungary |
This is a cosy and friendly get-together at evenings dedicated to Jungian, archetypal and developmental storytelling. We talk about the relevance of stories to our lives, and how by changing the deep inner structure of the stories we tell ourselves we can also change the course of our lives.
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Upcoming Session - Gilgamesh November 17, 2019 at 5 pm How to Participate For a flyer about more details please click here and if you'd like to join us, kindly send an email to register. |
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Past Events
Integrales Sommertreffen
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June 20-23, 2019
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3rd Integral European Conference
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May 22-27, 2018, Siófok, Hungary
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Title of Talk: The Past Life Paradox
What do we make of past life regression cases: Do they constitute wishful thinking, possibly leading to ego inflation? Or do they lead to a portal into multidimensional awareness? Do we even know what they constitute as we start working with them and reap their benefits? This conference brings together the largest gathering of the integral community in Europe, based on the works and concepts developed by Ken Wilber. |
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2nd International Congress on Consciousness |
May 19-21, 2017, Miami, Florida |
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Talk about the Therapeutic and Evolutionary Implications of Retrocognitions
The International Academy of Consciousness (IAC) is a leading-edge educational and academic organisation, which promotes the study and practice of multidimensional phenomena, such as out-of-body experiences and memories of past lives (retrocognitions). |
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I. Congress of the Hungarian Medical Association |
May 6-8, 2016, Manchester, UK |
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Title of the Talk: Meeting of Mind & Body
Back in the 1970s when Dr Benson first offered the idea that stress might cause psychosomatic illnesses, with that he completely broke ranks with the medical establishment. Today, the health-detrimental effects of stress are obvious, and our understanding of mind-body correlates are increasing. This is a very welcome co-operation with the medical profession to further the paradigm change towards a greater inclusion of the mind. |
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Metanoia: Advanced Self-Development Course |
Monthly in 2014, London |
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There is one subject they should have taught you in school, but never did, which is personal development. There are powerful techniques out there which help overcoming life's hurdles and find our own highest path. To this moment, however, these techniques are not widely available, unless someone is willing to attend many, costly work-shops or qualifies as a therapist themselves. Metanoia is a comprehensive course, offering a in-depth journey into the depths of your own mind, to make your life happier, more fulfilled and more infused with the divine mystery.
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The Sleep Well Workshop |
April 5, 2014, Hertfordshire, UK |
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Set at Springfield House, Stevenage this workshop taught powerful techniques against insomnia, which participates can use for themselves.
One of the most important laws of hypnosis is the "Law of reversed effect." It says that the more we are trying to influence an event governed by the subconscious mind (or the autonomic nervous system) the less we will succeed. The more we are TRYING to fall asleep, the less likely we will do so. But there are other ways... |
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Nights of Stories |
Fortnightly in 2013 |
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Stories have been told since the dawn of history. Today we believe they were meant to entertain. However, the first stories human beings told each other were dreams and accounts of shamans journeying into the other-worlds, in modern words: they were accounts of inner, psychological experiences. You can find out a wealth of insight into your own life by understanding fairy tale patterns and symbolic language. These are evenings dedicated to understanding the stories of our own lives, enhanced by creative visualisation, and a hearty cup of "builder's" tea!
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Guided Visualisations |
Forthnightly in 2012 |
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This series presents guided meditation sessions, which allow for an in-depth exploration of our psyche.
Techniques used come from hypnotherapy, psychosynthesis, Jungian psychotherapy and (mainly Tibetan Buddhist) meditation. They include: - Gleams of an Inner World - Synthesis (Fusion of the Opposites) - Goal Setting, Imagery, Future Pacing - The Best Therapist (Wise Old Person) - Mediations to enhance creativity and compassion. |
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Mind & Body Circuit Training |
Weekly sessions in 2011-2012 |
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When it comes to exercise we tend to think that the more we move, the more calories we burn, and the more we train the better we become. However, modern sports psychologists know that there is more to this simple formula. When working with professional and Olympic athletes, it has become obvious that the power of thoughts plays a crucial role. This exercise class gives you use of these mental techniques, to boost your confidence, to help you overcome obstacles and to find your joy in exercising.
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The Fabulous De-Stress Workshop |
October 13, 2011, Clophill Centre, England |
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Together with Glenys Collings, Naturopath.
A hundred or so years ago, if one lived the life-style of the average population, ate what most people would eat, and moved around as much as everyone else, it was all right. However, today, if you eat what most people eat and expose yourself to stress levels which are "normal" in our society, you are on a "sinking ship." This workshop is helping you to create an individual, high-energy and high-vibrational life, letting go of stress and anything else which no longer serves you. |
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Creative Thinking in Business |
September 28, 2011, Letchworth, England |
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At the Goldsmith Centre for Business
We tend to think about business as a very "left-brain" kind of activity, governed by rational thinking and numbers. However, as all great inventors and authentic entrepreneurs attest, intuition and creative thinking plays as much role in achieving success. This briefing tells the story of those who have used their "right brain" in history and how you can use these techniques today to achieve your own personal and unique goals. |
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Two Roads Diverging Workshop |
March 22, 2011, Stevenage, England |
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"Two roads diverged in a wood, and I--
I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference." (Robert Frost) Whenever life puts us at a crossroad (which might be a new opportunity or often the result of a crises), it is up to us to see our choices. There is a higher path, which is usually the one less traveled, but that is also the one truly authentic to our being. Choosing the highest path means to live life fully and to serve others in the most effective way at the same time.
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Wellness Inside Out |
March 19, 2011, Luton |
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“The Law of Attraction” tells us about human power, how we create our reality as we go along. This unique workshop is designed to explain it all and to tell you how to use it to bring better health, great energy and more well-being into your life.
If you have already tried too many diets and fitness regimes, but managing your weight and staying fit still seems like a challenge, come along and learn how you to implement a lifestyle change that brings joy and lasting results. Together with Sandra Swan from Swan Coaching. |
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Experience Exercise |
February 16, 2011, Stevenage |
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Exercise, we tend to think, is a purely physical matter. (When we want to lose weight, we must exercise more. When we want to become better at a type of sport, we must train more and harder.) However, leading edge sports psychologists - who work with professional and Olympic athletes - tell us that it is our mind which ultimately governs all these things and our performance. This workshop is about learning positive visualisation and mental rehearsal techniques, which can help you to achieve your exercise goals, whether you want to lose weight or improve your performance.
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The Insomnia Workshop |
February 2, 2011, Stevenage |
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There is a law in hypnotherapy which is called the "Law of Reversed Effect" which states that whenever something is governed by the autonomous nervous system, the harder we try the worse it gets. If we cannot fall asleep, but we try hard (perhaps we are telling ourselves that it is so important for tomorrow's performance to get a good night sleep), it will only get worse. But what else shall we do if we just toss and turn? Try harder to stay awake...
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Bring a Phobia! |
January 19, 2011, Stevenage |
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Phobias are irrational, but often overpowering fears, which may be so strong that it seems a real great challenge to get rid of them. One explanation for the surreal power of phobias is evolutionary: when our ancestors saw say a saber-toothed tiger coming out of a certain cave, they had to learn instantly to avoid that particular opening. So, when an actually dangerous stimulus is linked with something else in our brain, a harmless object can trigger utter terror. The good news is, in most cases it is also quick and relatively easy to teach the brain to unlearn this particular association. So you can come, bring a phobia and leave it here for good.
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The Zenith Lectures |
Monthly in 2011, Hitchin |
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Monthly talks about the depth and power of the mind: January - Altered States of Consciousness February - Hypnosis for Weight Loss March - Archetypes & Symbols Governing Our Lives April - Hypnosis for Sports Performance May - The Law of Attraction June - Phobias July - Dreaming, Lucid Dreaming and Insomnia August - Past Life Regressions: Have We Lived Before? September - Powerful Ways to Relieve your Stress October - Habit Breaking November - “The Halloween Special” December - Life After Life: What Happens after Death? |
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