Taksigelse - Gratefulness.
We wanna thank all people we met on our path:
these are our both parents and families who gave their great love and contribution to our potential and thereby did their best for us. There are our kids who brought us huge learning about life and still let us experience the universe of being parents.
We deeply thank each other, Peter and Monika, far beyond words, journeymate and friend, to give us the beautiful occasion to get to know the adventure how fresh a relationship can be if partners meet in the simplicity of just the present moment.
Monika is deeply greatful to Jos Schick, her German colleague and friend that she´s carrying in her heart with all the learning and development and huge amount of laughter they had together over many years of collaboration and research about human sociology in mind, psyche and body.
Very important to mention those people and mates that have been a particular challenge to us: those who got in our way so that we couldn´t walk further. And they didn´t leave the place until their gift was being received. They were the ones who taught us how to stumble and how to stand up again. They were the ones who trained us to discover our true strengths and to find out what we really want. We both thank them for their support to make us wake up about ourselves. What they gave us was much more precious than words can express.
We thank all people and clients that came to get to know our work and who gave us something very precious: their trust and confidence. We are enrichened by the huge learnings, the hearts and laughters we were given to.
And with deep gratefulness we thank our teachers Jes Bertelsen, Florin Lowndes, Jack Kornfield, Dr. Rudolf Steiner, S.N. Goenka, Dr. Marshall B. Rosenberg from who we received and still receive tools and unmeasurable support and devoted LOVE.
All these human beings have contributed that we today give our contribution to this world.
May it serve.
Peter Vestergaard-Poulsen and Monika Schäpe, May 2012
The global approach of our work
A Path to “Right Concepts, Right Speech and Right Action”
Science-based understanding and practice of communication leading to
heart intelligence based social behaviour
The essence of living a peaceful life and have a peaceful global human community is: dignify what there I S . To get to that inner place of consciousness we need the skill to practice clear observation. A clear thinking will result in changing our neuronal network and thereby our social skills. Building up this precondition by a very respectful and gentle approach it will naturally lead to speech and actions that are based on a deep practical understanding and compassion for ourselves as human beings.
This will radically develop our cooperation in personal and global relationships.
The workshops:
an interdisciplinary scientific-based view on the bodily, emotional, mental and sociological phenomens making us follow the fear –
an outview and training of practical all-day-life tools that support us following the natural intelligence of the heart -
on all plans of human and global regards.
"Beyond right and wrong doings...
there is a place: I´ll meet you there." Rumi
The base of our work were originally the ideas of Marshall B. Rosenberg, known as an international mediator in conflicts all over the world since more than 30 years. He developed a communication model (NVC) that in our work revealed as an amazingly efficient basic tool in order to develop the skills of clear observation and distinction. From there we developped our research and approach about how humans can learn an authentic expression - going far beyond verbal techniques - and develop their social and human skills in a naturally unfolding process.
Though this website is in the process of being built up - here are some little introductions of basic ideas:
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English
...and
How to win the hearts of our kids
"Without feelings nothing works."
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Flyer
And the day occured on which the risk to remain in the bud
caused more pain than taking the risk to blossom. (transl. by Monika)
Und es kam der Tag, da das Risiko, in der Knospe zu verharren,
schmerzlicher wurde als das Risiko zu blühen.
Anais Nin
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