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Join Us:27 Days of Change: Practice PeriodREAL change & justice begins with YOU March 17 to April 12 | Opening Ceremony March 17 at 6:30 PM "America's next great social movement must be an inner one. Without inner change, there can be no outer change. Without collective change, no change matters." To view 6-Point Personal Change Program Intention Agreement: http://transformativechange.org/staticpages/index.php?page=practiceperiodintention Includes fearless Meditation & Yoga, cleanses, retreat, community support and more. Join us to: Seed more solutions rather than aggression Deepen connection rather than separation Cultivate sustainability rather than burnout "When work for a more just, equitable and sustainable society is championed by individuals and organizations that cultivate compassion and presence as much as they do strategies and campaigns, potential for real transformation, both personal and social, -- Transformative Change -- Begins..." -- angel Kyodo williams, Guiding Teacher, Center for Transformative Change Developing presence--the continuous, moment-to-moment practice of being in relationship with every aspect of our lives, helps us unite our good intentions to BE the change we wish to see, by adding the practical aspect of helping folks to figure out HOW. During the 27 Days of Change, you commit to intensifying contemplative practice and attention on three levels, which when brought together, form a holistic relationship to our life and creates the conditions for transformation: 1. inner: personal development focus, sitting/body practices 2. interpersonal: relationships & community participation 3. global/social: examination of our personal impact on the world we live in Seal your Commitment: To seal your commitment, fill out an Intention Agreement that allows you to consider areas of your life to deepen. To view 6-Point Personal Change Program Intention Agreement: http://transformativechange.org/staticpages/index.php?page=practiceperiodintention The Intention Agreement calls for: Daily Practice: Increase in sitting meditation, both at home and at the Center (if local) Personal Challenge: something in your life you wish to address Behavior Shift: releasing an unwanted, unproductive behavior Community Engagement: participation in supporting a social change project Footprint Reduction: commitment to bring attention to & reduce ecological footprint To Participate in Practice Period: From Home: You can participate informally, choosing Personal Practice or formally, as a Participant. With formal participation, your Practice Period Intention Agreement is witnessed and signed by the Guiding Teacher. Your intentions can be reviewed with a mentor student, there are increased opportunities for interviews, and you receive individual support from the Teacher. Practice Period Participants also commit to keeping a daily practice journal and to two Practice Period Group meetings. Participants should expect to engage the full Practice Period, making only essential adjustments as absolutely necessary for one's life. Visiting Residential Program: Take the plunge. Engage your intentions for change in the container of community and support by staying at the Center for a week during the Practice Period. Registration & More Information: If you have any questions call or email the Practice Leader: Tel: (510) 549-3733, ext 703. Email: register[at]transformativechange[dot]org Register Online: Click Here Last Updated Thursday, October 01 2009. It's 08:13 PM GMT-8|12,232 Hits |
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