Science and Consciousness of Self offers an integral approach to self-protection and self-healing on physical, emotional, and energetic levels, rooted in the Amatsu Tatara tradition. Through practical exercises, self-treatment methods, and integral theory, students learn to understand how and why these practices work so they can feel happier, healthier, and more capable in daily life.

This capstone course in Integral Transpersonal Psychology provides a foundational framework for the psychology of the future, integrating the insights of James, Jung, Wilber, Assagioli, Grof, and Mindell within a transformative, post-conventional paradigm. Combining rigorous theory with experiential learning, it equips emerging innovators to develop inner mastery, expand consciousness, and bridge the divides between mind and body, science and spirituality, and theory and real-life practice.

As the latest science is demonstrating and ancient wisdom traditions have long stated, interconnectedness is a fact and we humans are deeply connected to the world around us. Our ability to both understand, experience and engage co-creatively with the rest of the Earth’s expression is critical to our successful navigation of this great transition, with increasing wholeness, vitality and resilience. Bridging the traditionally polarised worlds of consciousness and science is critical if we are going to bring holistic understanding and practice into the mainstream.

Following the success of the inaugural Science and Consciousness event in 2021, it is happening again in 2022, this time with a focus on what it means if we accept that the interconnectedness that this new science is pointing to is real. How does that impact our behaviour and the way we organise ourselves? Wyrd is the Anglo-Saxon concept for the interconnected web of all things, and was very familiar to the people who lived in Yorkshire, the home for the event. So what would it mean if we made Wyrd the norm?

This course explores the Great Books of the world’s wisdom traditions, examining sacred texts, timeless classics, and influential writings—from ancient scriptures to modern masterpieces—to understand what makes a work enduring and transformative. Learners compare universal themes across cultures and eras, engage with profound human questions, and reflect on how ancient wisdom can illuminate today’s global challenges.

The course is complementary to the Integral Transpersonal Counseling course (ITC) and can be followed independently or in continuity with ITC. It introduces you to, and deepens the theme of, the archetypes of consciousness in Jungian analytical psychology, mythology and transpersonal vision in Biotransenergetic epistemology.

Join Dr. Vandana Shiva in this inspiring course on Earth Democracy, exploring her life’s work in environmental justice, sustainable living, and the interconnectedness of all beings. Discover how ecological responsibility and living democracy can guide us toward a more compassionate and sustainable world. In this course, renowned scholar and activist, Vandana Shiva, will guide you on a journey to understand the concept of Earth Democracy and how it differs from our normal perspective. Earth Democracy shapes living economics and living democracy that protects the rights of Mother Earth and all her people and cultures.

This four-part course introduces the Andean Q’ero shamanic tradition, exploring the power animals of the four directions—Serpent, Jaguar, Hummingbird, and Condor—and how their wisdom can guide personal healing, courage, joy, and higher perspective. Through experiential shamanic journeys and cultural teachings, learners discover transformative practices for energetic balance, emotional release, and expanded consciousness. The Q’eros are direct descendants of the Incas, and each session of this course explores their history and lineage through the ways of the Q’ero Shamans. By applying the healing properties of the Inca animal totem, this course offers guidance towards greater balance, empowerment and heightened awareness.

This 12-week course will provide a grounding and deepening in “life’s universal design principles” – a straightforward set of fertile conditions common to all thriving, regenerative living systems. Through case studies, conversation, poetry and play, we will explore how those principles are at the heart of regenerating the living soil, and how they can inform and inspire regenerative approaches to tourism, education, healthcare, entrepreneurship and more.

This course offers an accessible exploration of alchemy through the lens of Carl Jung, unveiling the symbolic images, mystical stages, and inner transformative processes that connect ancient alchemical teachings with modern psychology. Learners discover how alchemical symbols reveal profound insights into personal growth, psychic integration, and the reconciliation of inner opposites. Alchemy helps us to reconcile the opposites or polarities within the psyche or soul, and so leads us to a state of real happiness. This course explores the symbolic meaning of alchemical images through an application of Carl Jung’s own work on alchemy and its suitability for the psyche of modern humans.

This microcourse explores cities as living, regenerative systems and reveals how communities, governance, and culture shape human and planetary wellbeing. Through global case studies and reflective practice, you’ll learn to engage your city as a dynamic habitat and activate regenerative action at personal, civic, and ecological scales. Cities are the habitats where more than 50% of humanity live. The purpose of this course is to inquire how people can serve the wellbeing of the city and how the city can serve the wellbeing of people, while together working in service of Gaia.

Explore the legendary story of Boudica, the warrior queen who nearly drove the Romans from ancient Britain, and uncover deeper truths about empire, resistance, and indigenous wisdom. This four-part course reexamines classical history through both Roman and Celtic lenses, revealing how alternative value systems and tribal worldviews can inspire a post-imperial, regenerative future. Two thousand years ago, Boudica–a name meaning ‘She Who Brings Victory’–and the warring tribes of Britain nearly defeated the Roman armies. This changed the trajectory of British, and arguably European and world imperialization. This course looks at the events leading up to the Boudican Revolt and explores how the world might have changed had that been successful.

Following the success of the inaugural Science and Consciousness event in 2021, it is happening again in 2022, this time with a focus on what it means if we accept that the interconnectedness that this new science is pointing to is real. How does that impact our behaviour and the way we organise ourselves? Wyrd is the Anglo-Saxon concept for the interconnected web of all things, and was very familiar to the people who lived in Yorkshire, the home for the event. So what would it mean if we made Wyrd the norm?

Embark on a transformative 3-day virtual pilgrimage with Esperide Ananas Ametista into Damanhur’s awe-inspiring Temples of Humankind. Guided by conversations with Jim Garrison, this program explores the union of the Divine Feminine and Masculine, advanced Damanhurian spiritual technologies like Selfica, and meditative practices that awaken consciousness and connect humanity with the divine.

Explore the life and writings of Hermann Hesse, the Nobel Prize–winning author whose novels and poetry champion self-realization, inner freedom, and moral courage during times of collective crisis. Through selected texts, learners examine Hesse’s insights on individuality, spirituality, and the human journey—discovering how his wisdom can guide personal integrity, creativity, and connection with the sacred in turbulent times.

Embracing both sides of your existence — pleasure and pain, health and illness, ease and suffering, and life and death – means truly befriending yourself and others. This deep acceptance creates an opening to both love and truth in all conditions.

Communication Strategies Basics gives you practical tools to communicate clearly, overcome barriers, and build stronger interpersonal connections in any setting. Through proven techniques—from active listening to appreciative inquiry—you’ll learn how to engage others effectively, ask better questions, and enhance your influence at work and at home.

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. Global Social Witnessing (GSW) is an essential new social technology that offers a way to restore possibility. First introduced by Thomas Hübl in 2017, it is about developing the human capacity to mindfully attend to global events with an embodied awareness, creating an inner world space mirroring these events. In doing so we increase our ability to respond, and more effective healing and peace-building become possible.

This microcourse teaches the essential principles, phases, and strategies of effective negotiation, helping learners build confidence and pursue fair outcomes. Participants learn how to apply core negotiation concepts, manage difficult moments, and create agreements that generate mutual value in both professional and everyday situations.