Wholeness to Human

with Mary Bolingbroke

Of all animals, the human species is the most capable of change and yet, humans find change difficult and often resist the transitions that change brings. From the simplicity of a new haircut to the complexity of midlife to the finality of dying, we may often find we are reluctant to navigate the passageway to transition. In this series we will explore four stages of our spiralling journey from becoming individual human beings to returning to being one with wholeness and why we have learnt to make it so difficult.

For many, the greatest fear and greatest resistance is to Death. Our ego works very hard to acknowledge that although death exists, it won't happen to us, or at least not for a very very long time. Not wanting to look at those who have passed before us has caused us to disconnect and isolate ourselves from our Ancestors. As a society and culture we are forgetting the rituals, ceremonies and rites we used perform to comfort the dying, to guide them on their transition journey and then to connect with them through remembrance in their next dimension. In this class, we will learn a practice that will help us reconnect with an ancestor to receive their wisdom, healing and guidance from their birds' eye perspective.

During four sessions, we will learn about the process of transformation through conversations, practical applications, and embodied experiences. As we deepen into our capacity to “sense” we become more in touch with the Essential Body, as who we really are.

Session 2: As we open and experience the potential for growth, what often arises with the opening is resistance. An exercise with repeated questions allow us to explore and welcome the nature of resistance and its role in the process of providing the grit that allows the growth of presence.

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