The Facilitator’s Processmind: Mysticism and Reality

The Facilitator’s Processmind: Mysticism and Reality
with Arny and Amy Mindell
April 19-21 London 2008
The Irish Centre, 52,
Camden Square, Camden, London NW1

Inner, relationship and world conflicts involve at least two parties in tension, and the hope for a missing 3rd. This 3rd might be a wise elder, or a special facilitative state of mind that can deeply touch everyone involved and resolve issues.

In this seminar we describe a necessary “3rd” in the form of a very special altered state of consciousness that is available to everyone, with any background or training. We call this state, the “processmind.”

Mystics name this state according to the terms of their particular traditions, e.g. Allah, God, Yahweh, Christ, Buddha Mind, Tao, the ‘Unus Mundus’, Totem Spirits… to name but a few. By exploring the omniscient and omnipresent qualities characteristic of all or most of these “god-experiences”, we will be able to describe, experience and apply the “processmind” as the 3rd. The process mind is an organizing field principle behind many, perhaps all psychological phenomena. Aspects of it are also found in physics.

Entanglement. A father of quantum theory, Erwin Schrödinger described “entanglement” as a fundamental property of the universe. He speculated that entanglement might occur when two particles emerging from a special source remained interconnected regardless of the space between them. Even if one particle is on earth while the other is on the moon, if you observe what’s happening to the one on earth, you will in principle know about the one on the moon! Einstein was upset with this possibility. How can there be such a “disregard” for the space in between things? Einstein called this “spooky action at a distance” and hoped it would prove quantum theory to be incorrect. But today Schrödinger’s entanglement ideas have been proven and are an accepted part of physics.

In this seminar, we will show that entanglement is also characteristic of the processmind, enabling interconnections and solutions almost beyond our everyday imaginations. New processmind methods recently discovered will be used to help resolve inner personal, and relationship problems, and facilitate business and open forums.

Each seminar day, there will be time for theory, discussion, demonstrations in the centre, individual and dyad processes that can be understood and used by beginners and people with advanced experience in processwork or other facilitative methods. Our daily schedule will be:
1 God Processes: The power of entanglement in innerwork
2 Duality and Oneness In Relationship; the mysterious space between us
3 The Facilitator’s Trance Dance in World Events

AMY MINDELL is in private therapy practice in Portland, Oregon and has worked in many countries in the world. She helped develop process oriented psychology in the areas of creativity, comawork and dance and has a Ph.D. in psychology. She has written four books, her most recent is The Dreaming Source of Creativity. She has written many papers in professional journals.

ARNY MINDELL has a Ph. D. in Psychology and an MSc. in Applied Physics and is in private practice in Portland, Oregon. After many years as a Jungian training analyst, he wrote his first book ‘The Dreambody’ – and developed, with colleagues, Process Oriented Psychology. He is the author of numerous books which have been translated into nineteen languages. He has taught and worked all over the world.

Arny and Amy work together as a team, teaching, doing town meetings and working on conflict resolution and organisational development projects. They have been keynote speakers at conferences on conflict and psychology, have been resident teachers at the Esalen Institute in California and have been on local and national TV in the US, Japan, Germany, Poland, Switzerland and other countries. They also support process work activities and conflict resolution groups in various parts of the world. They are avid travellers, researchers and love skiing and running.

Dates and Times:

Sat 19th April (9.00am -5.00pm)
Sun 20th April (10.00am-5.00pm)
Mon 21st April (10.00am-4.00pm)

Seminar Fee:
£285.00 or £270.00 if £50.00 non-refundable deposit received before 1st. March Bursaries: Partial work bursaries will be available. Please write a brief email stating your situation and attach it to the registration form. Only applications received before 1st. March 2008 will be considered.

Contact:

David Clark on tel/fax: +44 020 7419 1938 or mailto:sealark5@blueyonder.co.uk