Cost: Free
Teacher: Ashley Wain

If you slow down and notice your inner life – the reactions to your inner and outer experience as they happen moment to moment – you will likely recognise that each event, each particular thing you encounter provokes some kind of negative response, perhaps a rejection, refusal, pushing away, dismissal, or an anxious grasping. We find it difficult, generally, to accept the world as it is. We are often, in subtle or gross ways, inside or out, at war with how things are.

What would it be to know a true acceptance of reality? Would that mean acquiescing to things that are harmful? Would it mean giving up ‘the good fight’? Or is true acceptance something deeper?

In the Diamond Approach we know acceptance as presence that feels like a beautiful blessing, a kind of grace. Join us to explore this rare and wonderful quality.

Cost: Free
Teacher: Andreas Mouskos

We all want to feel that we are worthy and valuable.

But most of us depend on external things, events and people to give us that sense of value and self-worth. We feel valuable if people value us, or if we do something important, or if we have things that others value. So our sense of value and self-worth can easily be taken away or get lost depending on external factors.

Is there a way that we can establish ourselves in some kind of more fundamental sense of self-worth that remains unshakeable and
constant through the ups and downs of life?

Join us in this online event to explore this question that is so essential for all of us. We will touch into that indestructible and unassailable foundation of value that nobody and nothing can take away from us.