What do you really want? Moving into the unknown

Do you have difficulties finding out, what you really want? What is it, that you are here for? Should you aim higher in terms of doing things that make you feel alive? Or do you suspect yourself to have too high exceptions that will keep you forever unsatisfied? Do you keep repeating the same questings over and over again without finding the answer?

Are you curious to move into the unknown and explore what you really want – then this event might be for you 🙂

WHAT WILL HAPPEN?

We will take you through an evening of exploration of your internal motivations and deeper longings. You will be guided to not just use your head, but also go with impulses from your body and aspects of you that can not be accessed intellectually.

We call the workshop “What do you really want?”, as we hope to provide you with exercises and ideas that can inspire you to move closer to what you really want in areas that are important for you. It might be job-wise, relationship-wise, homebase-wise, or whatever you feel open to explore.
The event has the under title “Moving into the unknown”, as we aim to create a space where each participant can move into areas of him or herself that are usually not examined in the usual search for answers.

We aim to create space where you can move into the unknown, what answers you will or will not find there is hard to tell. The intend of the evening is to create space for new ways to explore your inner world, in other ways than you maybe usually do – and an atmosphere where you can open yourself up to other answers than you usually get, when you keep turning in the same mill.

There will be exercises where you work on your own, exercises where we couple you up in pairs and exercise done in the group – prepare yourself for interaction with others, and also exercises that involve movement and play.

WHAT WE HOPE TO INSPIRE YOU WITH

• New insights about what makes you feel alive
• Exploration of your ideas about yourself
• A playful approach to something that might is stuck in seriousness
• Experience in acknowledging impulses in you that might stick out from ‘normal’

PREPARATION

• Item:
  Bring an item or a photo of something or someone that has brought you in contact with the place in you where you feel the most alive giving from.
• Food:
  We will have a 30 min dinner break and we suggest you bring food, as the takeaways are a bit too far to reach within the time frame.
• Small scarf:
  For moving into the unkown.
• Notebook & pen:
  To note down findings from the unknown.
• Comfortable clothes, and a blanket:
  To stay comfortable and warm.

ABOUT THE FACILITATORS

Sarah Warny Berg works in creative and engaging ways to build deeper connection to ourselves and each other. She is certified in Circling and has a background in anthropology, and she is interested in exploring ways to use our connections with each other to find meaning and depths in life.

Viola Ellehammer Dasseville is an artist and facilitator interested in ‘the human experience’ and the art of ‘being with’. Currently, she is studying at Glasgow School of Art, and as a facilitator in Systemic Constellation & Family Constellation.

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