Part of the Primal Transformation Process Stream

Breaking Free from Conditioning

This intensive process helps you identify and release the limiting beliefs and social programming that may have dimmed your natural enthusiasm and spontaneity. You'll explore how various institutions—society, religion, educational systems, and authority figures—shaped your relationship with your body, your sexuality, your creativity, and your authentic expression.

Rather than analyzing these influences, you'll experience breaking free from them, reclaiming the rebellious, creative, and passionate aspects of yourself that may have been suppressed or judged.

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Rediscovering Authentic Relating

A central focus of this work involves learning conscious, truthful ways of relating that emerge from creativity and spontaneity rather than social expectations or learned patterns. You'll explore how to be genuinely loving and caring while maintaining your individual freedom and authenticity.

The workshop provides a safe space to discover and experiment with the natural dynamics between masculine and feminine energies. Participants learn to meet others—especially the opposite sex—from a place of freshness, spontaneity, and conscious awareness rather than conditioned responses or social roles.

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Embracing Your Body and Sexuality

This process includes healing your relationship with your physical self and reclaiming a healthy, joyful connection to your body and sexuality. You'll work through shame, fear, and repressive conditioning to rediscover the natural bliss and aliveness that comes from fully accepting and celebrating your embodied self.

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The Journey of Liberation

While this is still deep, intensive work, the approach is more Energy Focused and celebratory than the previous childhood process. Through various exercises, explorations, and conscious experiments, you'll reconnect with your natural rebelliousness, creativity, passion, and love of freedom.

The workshop creates opportunities to express parts of yourself that may have been hidden or suppressed, allowing you to experience the joy and vitality that are your birthright.

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What You Can Expect

Participants often leave this workshop feeling more alive, creative, and free. You'll have tools for maintaining authentic relationships while honoring your individual needs for freedom and self-expression. Many discover a renewed sense of playfulness, passion, and enthusiasm for life that carries into all areas of their experience.

This work builds upon the foundation created in the childhood process, helping you not just heal old wounds but actively reclaim the vibrant, authentic parts of yourself that long to be expressed.

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"Primal is a process of cleansing -- it will bring everything to the surface and release it. But that's only half....You will have to learn to love your body too -- that is another part, the positive part of it. The negative part is that the poison -- whatsoever you have accumulated, tensions, anything -- has to be dropped. And then the next thing, which will be preventive for the future, is to start loving your body, to feel for it. It is your body -- you are enshrined in it, it is doing great service to you. One has to feel very very grateful to the body. One has almost to take care of it as one takes care of a beloved. So in this group you will learn the positive part: how to be loving, caring, and how to be happy and blissful with your body. Very few people are happy and blissful with their bodies, because all the so called religions have taught that the body is the enemy -- so it has gone deep into the guts, it has entered the bloodstream. You may be aware, you may not be aware, but deep in the unconscious thousands of years of conditioning have made it almost certain that everybody is against the body. At the most, you tolerate it. To even think in terms of loving your body feels embarrassing, feels awkward, strange, weird. But if you start loving your body it can yield so much pleasure and so much happiness, and can lead to new pastures of being. New spaces can open. The body is the greatest gift of god.".

 

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