Dignifying Our Experiences of Vulnerability
Fear on the Path
Cultivating a Certain Uncertainty
An Embodied Response to Crisis
In Part 1:
- How to connect with the quality of energy in fear that plays a vital part in our awakening
- The various ways we “shape" ourselves in response to fear
- What it means to sincerely take on fear as a path
- How to study your shape to understand how you organize yourself around fear
- How to develop an authentic display of your relationship with fear, and to relate to fear in others in a compassionate way
In Part 2:
- Richard’s early experiences on his path and why it is in times of transition that embodying the mystery is essential
- How to have more “ground” so you can enhance your sense of self and your resilience…even though you may not have a greater sense of understanding
- A story about letting go of the need to know and letting go into uncertainty
- How to open to the intelligence inside of you to increase your receptivity and access to wisdom
Video 1:
Fear on the Path
Dignifying Our Experiences of Vulnerability
Explore:
- How to connect with the quality of energy in fear that plays a vital part in our awakening
- The various ways we “shape" ourselves in response to fear
- What it means to sincerely take on fear as a path
- How to study your shape to understand how you organize yourself around fear
- How to develop an authentic display of your relationship with fear, and to relate to fear in others in a compassionate way
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Video 2:
Cultivating a Certain Uncertainty
An Embodied Response to Crisis
Explore:
- Richard’s early experiences on his path and why it is in times of transition that embodying the mystery is essential
- How to have more “ground” so you can enhance your sense of self and your resilience…even though you may not have a greater sense of understanding
- A story about letting go of the need to know and letting go into uncertainty
- How to open to the intelligence inside of you to increase your receptivity and access to wisdom
Richard Strozzi-Heckler, PhD, MCC, is founder of the Strozzi Institute and the Strozzi Somatic Coaching Certification, as well as the original architect of Strozzi Somatics – a unique embodied learning approach that fully integrates meditation, martial arts, action-oriented communication, somatic psychology, bodywork, social context, and generative conflict training into a pragmatic and depthful transformative methodology. He has spent over five decades researching, developing, and teaching Somatics to organizational leaders, coaches, executive leadership teams, start-ups, military, and governmental agencies.
Richard is the author of eight books, including The Leadership Dojo, In Search of the Warrior Spirit, The Anatomy of Change, Holding the Center, The Art of Somatic Coaching: Embodying Skillful Action, Wisdom, and Compassion, and the recently released Embodying the Mystery. From 2002 to 2007 he was an advisor to NATO and the Supreme Allied Commander of Europe, General Jim Jones. Richard has a PhD in Psychology, is the founder of Two Rock Aikido, and is a seventh-degree black belt Shihan in the martial art of Aikido.
Richard is the author of eight books, including The Leadership Dojo, In Search of the Warrior Spirit, The Anatomy of Change, Holding the Center, The Art of Somatic Coaching: Embodying Skillful Action, Wisdom, and Compassion, and the recently released Embodying the Mystery. From 2002 to 2007 he was an advisor to NATO and the Supreme Allied Commander of Europe, General Jim Jones. Richard has a PhD in Psychology, is the founder of Two Rock Aikido, and is a seventh-degree black belt Shihan in the martial art of Aikido.
Richard Strozzi-Heckler, PhD, MCC, is founder of the Strozzi Institute and the Strozzi Somatic Coaching Certification, as well as the original architect of Strozzi Somatics – a unique embodied learning approach that fully integrates meditation, martial arts, action-oriented communication, somatic psychology, bodywork, social context, and generative conflict training into a pragmatic and depthful transformative methodology. He has spent over five decades researching, developing, and teaching Somatics to organizational leaders, coaches, executive leadership teams, start-ups, military, and governmental agencies.
Richard is the author of eight books, including The Leadership Dojo, In Search of the Warrior Spirit, The Anatomy of Change, Holding the Center, The Art of Somatic Coaching: Embodying Skillful Action, Wisdom, and Compassion, and the recently released Embodying the Mystery. From 2002 to 2007 he was an advisor to NATO and the Supreme Allied Commander of Europe, General Jim Jones. Richard has a PhD in Psychology, is the founder of Two Rock Aikido, and is a seventh-degree black belt Shihan in the martial art of Aikido.
Richard is the author of eight books, including The Leadership Dojo, In Search of the Warrior Spirit, The Anatomy of Change, Holding the Center, The Art of Somatic Coaching: Embodying Skillful Action, Wisdom, and Compassion, and the recently released Embodying the Mystery. From 2002 to 2007 he was an advisor to NATO and the Supreme Allied Commander of Europe, General Jim Jones. Richard has a PhD in Psychology, is the founder of Two Rock Aikido, and is a seventh-degree black belt Shihan in the martial art of Aikido.
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