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Since 1995 I have been working or ‘playing’ with a core group of friends to facilitate a spiritual camp in a different tradition than Kabbalah. We would produce a means by which at least 30 or as many as 90 people would gather in a rustic setting for 8 days to learn and practice that particular tradition. There was never a manual to follow on how to do this so we had to make it up as we went along. We made plenty of mistakes but we always would look at them and readjust to work it better for everyone. I have since retired from my position in the group but have passed it on to a new generation. It was an amazing experience.
Didn’t have the chance to recently try out the challenge, but have many experiences of it’s “miraculous” effects. I share one: on the path of search for work in a new/desired field, I was “forced” to go to college as a senior student. Had 2 teachers to highlight the experience, call them T1 and T2. The subject T1 was teaching was the major I was attracted to the program, the subject T2 was teaching was like meh, good to have it, will drag through it. T1 was serious, conservative teacher, T2 was innovative and was fighting to have a classroom with round tables, where we can sit in circles and interact, brainstorm, problem solve and mutually support. … long story short – however there is lots of goodness in between 🥰 – I failed T1 subject related field placement and almost gave up on the whole entire program because of it, yet passed the T2 subject with flying marks and changed the trajectory of my work interest. Thankful for both teacher, as both did really go out of their own way – very differently – to help us succeed in the end. Will try Tim’s suggestion as soon as I can, thank you for the reminder.
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