Courses Tag: Art Creativity & Social Witnessing

This Train-the-Trainer microcourse teaches you how to design and deliver engaging workshops that meet diverse learning needs. You'll master facilitation techniques, create effective materials, and confidently handle difficult topics and participants to elevate the learning experience.

Energetics of Art 3 expands your exploration of the energetic and spiritual dimensions of creativity through ritual objects, sacred geometry, color archetypes, and intuitive artistic practices. Guided by master practitioners, this course helps you deepen your understanding of symbolic forms, create healing altars, and use energetics to transform both your art and your inner landscape.

Global Social Witnessing – Foundations teaches you how to mindfully attune to world events with embodied awareness, expanding your capacity for compassionate, non-reactive response. Through live practice, philosophical insight, and awareness-based research, you learn to cultivate presence, deepen relational coherence, and become an effective agent of change in a rapidly evolving global landscape.

In our understanding, the essence of art is to crisscross our habitual ways of perceiving life/reality. Art has the potential to bring frozen perceptions/pictures/conceptions back into motion. Art-making itself is an ongoing process of researching and questioning reality. Playing with reality and building bridges between seemingly disparate items. Art is an important tool to perceive and presence the multidimensional aspects of life on earth, in our cosmos. Through art, we can envision other, new, future possibilities, realities. Due to its inherent beauty and playfulness, art brings a crucial resource to cope with and change reality.

Energetics of Art 2 deepens your exploration of the energetic, symbolic, and contemplative dimensions of art through practices such as vibrational dowsing, nature-based photography, mystical collage, and sacred brushwork. With guidance from expert faculty, this course teaches you how to engage with elemental forces, Feng Shui principles, and intuitive creative processes to transform both your artistic practice and your sacred living spaces.

The goal of this course is to invite participants/students to dialogue in which spiritual leaders, social activists, and scientists from psychology, sociology, communication study, business study, and philosophy talk about the essence and application of GSW in their working/research fields. One aim of organizing dialogues is to position GSW as a tool for awareness-based systems change in education, politics, economy, and society.

This course explores inner science as a rigorous transformative research paradigm that integrates subjective inquiry with outer scientific understanding. Students learn to bridge phenomenology, consciousness studies and scientific methodology to generate meaningful insights into human experience and spiritual development.

This art and culture salon explores how Dante’s Divine Comedy profoundly shaped Rodin’s most iconic masterpieces, including The Thinker, originally conceived as a portrait of Dante. Through a deep dive into mythology, symbolism and artistic inspiration, the session reveals the powerful interplay between creativity, archetypes and the dramatic lives of Rodin and Camille Claudel.

This salon explores how Dante’s Divine Comedy awakened a profound inner transformation in Franz Liszt, reshaping both his music and his life’s spiritual trajectory. Through a deep dive into artistry, mythology and the symbolic journey from virtuoso to monk, participants discover how great works of literature can catalyze creative and personal evolution.

This salon explores how Dante and Giotto drew inspiration from the life and teachings of St. Francis, shaping two of the most influential masterpieces of medieval spirituality. Through art, poetry and symbolism, you’ll discover how Franciscan wisdom offers timeless guidance for reconciliation, purpose and inner transformation.