Experiential learning offers us a self-referencing approach to learn about how we tick inside. It allows us to eliminate the noise around us and to focus on awakening and listening to our whole self.
Notes
- When we find ourselves regurgitating back what we learn, it has no relevance to how we experience information from or through our own truth, our body-based awareness.
- Experiential learning builds self-trust and helps us to see through the erudite machinations of the mind. Then, we can create greater intimacy with self, others, nature and more.
- Self-acceptance allows us to step away from living outside of our truth.
- If we don’t recognize the mental games that we play, we can become stuck in a reality that we don’t like or really believe in.
- Shamanic work is self-referencing, while in collaboration with nature or allies.
- Helping people to shift perspectives is a cornerstone of intuitive readings. Being curious invites us to see things differently and to embrace change.
- Experiential learning helps us to awaken and integrate more fully who we are in this world.
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