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In modern society it seems that, while all may appear to be well on the surface, many of us experience a subtle feeling of discontent, and lack of self-assurance. Freedom in Love has been designed to explore the reasons for these feelings, and work on ways of resolving them.
At its foundation is the idea that genuine confidence, freedom, and inner peace arise more naturally as a result of embracing universal compassion, presence, and love. In this context the word presence is used to denote a state of openness and positive acceptance of what is so. Not a fatalistic acceptance, which would lead to a flat feeling of resignation, but a holistic acceptance in which constructive choices can be made with confidence and enthusiasm.
It is intended that the course should appeal regardless of religious or spiritual background. Whilst some of the inspiration was drawn from eastern philosophies, it is not presented as a spiritual teaching. The emphasis is on inner transformation, leading to the freedom to forge ahead on one's own path with renewed confidence, vision, and an open heart.

In modern society it seems that, while all may appear to be well on the surface, many of us experience a subtle feeling of discontent, and lack of self-assurance. Freedom in Love is a workshop designed to explore the reasons for these feelings, and look at ways of resolving them. Working with the wisdom of eastern philosophies, and discoveries made in modern psychology and neuroscience, a picture emerges guiding us to the source of true happiness.

At its foundation is the idea that genuine confidence, freedom, and inner peace arise more naturally as a result of embracing universal compassion and presence. In this context the word presence is used to denote a state of openness and positive acceptance of what is so. Not a fatalistic acceptance, which would lead to a flat feeling of resignation, but a holistic acceptance in which constructive choices can be made with confidence, ease and enthusiasm.

It is intended that the course should be accessible regardless of religious or spiritual background. Whilst some of the inspiration was drawn from eastern philosophies, it is not presented as a spiritual teaching. The emphasis is on inner transformation, leading to the freedom to forge ahead on one's own path with renewed confidence, vision, and an open heart.