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Seeds of Flourishing

Seven conversations to listen, connect, and discover what flourishing looks like in your world

1 - The Way of Flourishing

🗓️ March 5th, 12pm, online

What truly allows us to thrive?

Join transformative mentor Bhaskar Goswami, who blends yogic tradition with organizational leadership, for an experiential inquiry.

Move beyond theory into lived understanding as you identify internal and systemic obstacles and uncover practical paths toward alignment.

This participatory session cultivates the clarity and presence needed for genuine aliveness.

 

2 - The Joy of Deep Thinking

🗓️ March 19th, 12pm, online

As our world speeds up and attention spans shrink, the art of deep reflection is becoming a lost skill. Dr. Nicolo Bernardi examines why deep thinking is our most vital human capacity, and why it’s on the verge of collapsing. Discover how to reclaim the ability to generate profound insight and rediscover the inherent joy of a deep life.

3 - Psychedelics: Facing your deepest fears and reconnecting with your true self.

🗓️ April 2nd, 12pm, online

Real transformation begins in the body. Steve Rio, co-founder of Enfold, explores the profound potential of psychedelics for lasting healing. His "Awakening to Life" framework integrates somatic modalities and Internal Family Systems-informed coaching to regulate the nervous system, providing a safety-focused roadmap to dissolving the ego and reclaiming deep inner freedom.

4 - Hope Circuits: Rewiring Universities and other Organizations for Human Flourishing

🗓️ April 16th, 12pm, online

5 - The Power and Practice of Presence

🗓️ April 30th, 12pm, online

6 - Thriving through Disagreement: How Science can Help

🗓️ May 12th, 12pm, online

Humanity faces existential challenges, yet our ability to talk through them is crumbling.

Dr. Floris van Vugt explores the science behind why dialogue fails and provides a practical roadmap for constructive disagreement.

Move beyond the stalemate and discover how we can thrive because of our differences, rather than being divided by them.

 

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