VIDA e MAESTRIA - Arte e Prática do Viver, Crer, Ser, Ter e Fazer

Robert Dilts and me

Stephen Gillinger Stephen Gillinger Prof. Matthias V. von Kibéd, Insa Sparrer and Bernd Isert Sabine Klenke

Uncover what truly drives you. Recognize your inherent strengths. Develop a greater understanding of others. Once you're clear about what you want, how do you get the best results in the shortest period of time? 1. Get a proven map 2. Model experts 3. Set high standards 4. Get a peer group that will hold you accountable 5. Take daily action and consistently measure your progress

1. Ask yourself: What beliefs, goals or values may be in conflict? 2. Re-align your psychology so you naturally take action in the direction you want most. 3. Celebrate your achievements and pay it forward

In this talk Harry considers how the use of forces, both mental and physical, effect our lives and how awareness awakens when we stop pushing against ourselves.

The ideal atmosphere for new ideas and projects: an opportunity to combine learning and vacation, to try out new models of life and communication in a safe environment.

This talk by Harry Palmer was recorded live at the Avatar Professional Course on October 21, 2004 in Orlando, Florida. Harry weaves a modern allegory of spiritual awakening. It's classic Harry Palmer story-telling for spiritual awakening at its best.

I have sent you my invitation, the note inscribed on the palm of my hand by the fire of living. Don’t jump up and shout, “Yes, this is what I want! Let’s do it!” Just stand up quietly and dance with me. Show me how you follow your deepest desires, spiraling down into the ache within the ache, and I will show you how I reach inward and open outward to feel the kiss of the Mystery, sweet lips on my own, every day. Don’t tell me you want to hold the whole world in your heart. Show me how you turn away from making another wrong without abandoning yourself when you are hurt and afraid of being unloved. Tell me a story of who you are, and see who I am in the stories I live. And together we will remember that each of us always has a choice. Don’t tell me how wonderful things will be . . . some day. Show me you can risk being completely at peace, truly okay with the way things are right now in this moment, and again in the next and the next and the next. . . I have heard enough warrior stories