Focusing and the Murky Edge

We are a continuity in change, where a process-oriented focus is guiding a handling of nearly everything: methods, theories, contents, and relationships. Gene Gendlin emphasised the core of the whole undertaking in moving towards the unknown in myself - the Murky Edge as the crucial point of reference. After Gene Gendlin’s work was discovered  by the Buddhist community in North America, a well known challenge emerges:  Spiritual Bypassing. 

The workshop day on Saturday is structured as follows: an introduction of the core issues and an experiential part, where we will explore how we manage our daily live matters. Somehow we are sharing the same experiential field like our clients and trainees. In case an additional sequence might be of interest, the day after on Sunday will be be reserved for individual and group sessions: ‘The present moment an entire life, the entire life a present moment’.