This above all:to thine own self be true.—William Shakespeare
While we may agree with the wisdom of Shakespeare’s famous adage, we often feel distanced from our authentic self, as if somewhere along the way we lost it.But what if it isn’t lost at all? What if it is merely buried under layers of old stories and habits we developed to fit into our family or workplace or culture? In this workshop you go on a quest to find your way home to a self that was never really lost—the authentic self you were born (and long) to be.
In the safety and camaraderie of the workshop community, Elizabeth Lesser and David Wilcox show you how to rediscover the freedom, power, and inner peace that come by being true to yourself. You learn meditation and other spiritual and creative practices that help you:
All are invited: seasoned seekers, bare beginners, those of great faith, and those with little. This workshop is also appropriate for helping professionals who want to use skills and techniques they learn in their own lives and with their clients.
Nance Petit, Peggy Fitzsimmons, and Kali Rosenblum are therapists who offer support throughout the workshop.
Limited enrollment, please register early.
Elizabeth Lesser is cofounder of the Omega Institute and senior advisor on Omega’s board of directors. Author of The Seeker’s Guide and the New York Times best seller, Broken Open: How Difficult Times Can Help Us Grow, she is a frequent host on the Oprah Radio channel on Sirius/XM. In 2002, she initiated the Women & Power conference series and is cofounder of the Omega Women's Leadership Center. facebook.com/ElizLesser
David Wilcox is a celebrated American singer-songwriter who has been touching the hearts of audiences for more than 20 years. His musical medicine sessions have the power to uplift, amuse, reveal, and heal. davidwilcox.com