The Transmission of Holiness
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While there are portals – places and moments that remind us of sacred ground – with awareness there is only the sacred.
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Seeing True™ is a moment of epiphany that is so pronounced that subsequent changes in direction or behavior are dramatically altered for the better. The Greeks called this “metanoia,” which means "change of mind," though it might translate better today as “a profound change of heart.” In the Seeing True framework, we focus on transformation as the desired result, and forgiveness and relationships as the spaces in which we practice.
Beyond Suffering
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Two master coaches at play is a beautiful thing! In this audio conversation, Ron Chapman and Karen Van Cleve chat about tendencies towards suffering, the underlying causes, and what can be done to break the cycle.
Read MoreGetting Unhooked
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It was said of old that you cannot put new wine into old wineskins. That's an ancient parable for Velcro.
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Freely Received, Freely Given
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“I can’t do this without you,” my mentor said to me. So too were these words delivered from his mentor to him, and now from me to others.
Read MoreDreaming and Dealing
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Wayne Liquorman says, “We get what we get.” The most important question is, “What do we do with it?”
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Designed by Life for Life
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Life is dynamic. The only constant is change. Amid this constantly moving reality, a diagnostic system has been established within us. If we are experiencing relative harmony, we are likely to be seeing things as they are and flowing with them. On the other hand, if we experience unhappiness, discontent, frustration or pain, we have not seen reality clearly enough to alter our course or way of being. So at any moment in time we are receiving perfect feedback on our fit with reality. By any standard, that is a beautiful design.
Read MoreBeyond the Personality
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We are born with Essence. Personality is acquired in and by life. Yet most of us are delusional and operate out of what the spiritual teacher Gurdjieff called a ‘false personality.’ We do not know who we are.
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