Coming to Wholeness 3-day: Russia

Taught by Mark Andreas, Coming to Wholeness Trainer USA
Sponsored by Marina Denisenko
October 12-14, 2018
 

What is the Wholeness Work?
 
It’s a precise and specific model for actually doing what many spiritual teachings talk about.
 
If you have explored Eastern spirituality, you have probably heard phrases like “The small self is an illusion. Realize that you are a vast Self,” or “Enlightenment comes through loss of the ego.” But what do such statements actually mean? In this training you’ll learn a step-by-step process for dissolving the everyday sense of the ego. The experience ranges from extremely ordinary to something that can be quite profound.
 

And what does this have to do with resolving our life problems?

 

Sometimes spiritual practices are taught and done in a way that actually creates a degree of separation between meditative or profound states, and daily life. People might enjoy deep meditative states, but find that their life issues don’t necessarily go away…
 
With the Wholeness Work, there is a natural and immediate integration with daily living. Our life issues can actually be doorways to the experience of this “vast self” – or just a sense of affectionate presence and clarity. And the life issues are transformed in the process.
 
Some people have found that issues that hadn’t changed with years of effort, are finally changing using the Wholeness Work. And the results are more significant and ongoing than just solving problems.
 
If you choose to use this simple method as a life practice (and this can happen in only a few minutes a day, once you’ve learned the method), you will most likely experience a fundamental shift in how you are in the world. Some describe it as having a growing sense of wellbeing, or peace, or joy. And it’s the kind that enables us to ‘be’ and to increasingly interact with others from a place of wisdom, compassion, and humor. Rather than becoming some idea of “perfection”, the wellbeing comes through a very specific and increasingly effortless way of including and integrating everything that does – or could – arise in our experience.
 

FURTHER DETAILS and REGISTRATION
 
“That was amazing. I felt like I dropped down into a, just dropped down into something really deep, instantly… When the ‘I’ dissolved, my awareness went into the other person. I was suddenly aware of her experience. So I went out of me being in my situation with my frustration and going to suddenly being in her experience. It let me recognize her. Like, ‘Wait a minute, what’s her experience in all this?’ Then it wasn’t about ‘I.’ ~Sharon, participant in Mark’s Coming to Wholeness workshop at the Hypnothoughts Live Conference.
 
“I’ve been at this hypnosis conference for 3 days now, going in and out of trances, and that simple thing you said just put me into the deepest trance yet.” ~ Anonymous participant at Mark’s Coming to Wholeness workshop at the Hypnothoughts Live Conference.

 

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Mark Andreas lives in Boulder CO, where he has a private practice offering individual sessions assisting people in achieving life-goals and resolving limitations using NLP, Wholeness Process, and other methods for personal transformation and development. Mark Also trains Nationally and Internationally. Together with his parents Steve and Connirae Andreas, Mark co-sponsors Andreas NLP Trainings, which hosts a variety of innovative trainers and trainings at the growing edge of the NLP field. Mark is Author of the book “Sweet Fruit from the Bitter Tree: 61 stories of creative and compassionate ways out of conflict,” endorsed by Dan Millman and William Ury, and “Waltzing with Wolverines: finding connection and cooperation with troubled teens,” a collection of stories and principles for working with youth based on his two years leading groups of at-risk teens for a wilderness therapy program in Colorado.