Living Your Essence workshop with Shyam Drury
in Mosman Park, WA organised by Yoga Grooves & AcroYoga Perth
Mar17201312:00 am
- Where
- 610 Stirling Hwy, Mosman Park, WA
Show map - When
- Sunday, 17 Mar 2013
- Price
- $95
- Call
- 0427 839 402
- Website
- www.yogagrooves.com
Description
What does your soul feel like? I don't know, but you do. Connect to that truth, deepen it, share it.
Through this course you will gain a strong, clear, personal sense of your most profound inner world. You will find clarity and confidence in how to connect with and express this world more fully in your life. And you will begin (or continue) sincerely walking towards your own highest manifestation of self. None of this will be defined for you. You will not be told what your truth is. That is for you to decide. You will be supported to look, feel and question, and to discover for yourself.
'Living Your Essence' draws on a range of processes including Buddhist meditation, coaching, NLP, psychodynamic roleplay and more. These are all incorporated into a unique spiritual journey connecting you more deeply with your own true essence.
Faciltated by Shyam Drury, former counselor, Buddhist monk, school teacher, and current coach and director at Inner Answers Transformational Coaching.
17 March 10am – 4pm
Arrive by 9.45 for 10 am start.
Cost: $95
Bookings essential and numbers are limited. Contact Jo Camponovo to book: jo@yogagrooves.com
ph: 0427839402
payment can be made via on line bank transfer to:
Bank West
Joanne Camponovo
BSB: 306-066
#: 2325703
About Shyam:
My name is Shyam. I'm thirty-three. I watched my stepfather drown when I was ten and this experience
urged me to seek deeper meaning in my life. I explored and practised the faith of my cultural heritage,
Hinduism. Driven by a desire to understand the fundamental workings of the universe I studied physics
and mathematics at university. I later took up Buddhism, which I practised sincerely for seven years,
four of which I practised as a celibate monk. In the last two years since leaving the temple, I have
continued my self-exploration through working with coaches, counsellors, and the ManKind Project, an
organisation teaching mature masculinity. In these two years I have studied coaching myself, and
previously I had studied some counselling through volunteering for Lifeline. I've also practised through
various workshops, courses and books in self-development. In these contexts, and others, including my
own personal exploration and experimentation, I've practised meditation, visualisation, active listening,
deep questioning, intuitive role-play, psychodrama, belief reversal, bio-energetic work, inner-child work,
faith and devotion, vulnerable expression, manifestation, affirmation, acknowledgement and
empowerment. Most importantly, I practise reality, I practise being. Through all this I've had some
incredibly strengthening experiences, and learnt some amazing tools for growth. I long to share these
with you and look forward to being able to do so on this course