Strife in the streets, earthquakes in Nepal, drought and environmental degradation — they can overload our senses, overwhelm our hearts and make us want to put our head in the sand.
Yet, these challenges give us a prime opportunity to find our center, develop our com- passion, and raise our capacity to be resilient and thriving human beings.
Join us for a timely and unique one-day event in collaboration with our friend Jen Lemen of Hopeful World to explore the possibility of living lives that maximize our gifts, and deepen our joy and connection to the world. Jen will have recently re- turned from Nepal, bringing extraordinary stories of people doing small things that make a big difference.
What will we do?
Reflect - Uncover and affirm your personal path to more heart-full living, using prompts from us, the forest, meadow, horses and hummingbirds. Untap your unique blueprint for compassionate action.
Connect - Spend time on the land rediscovering an all-in connection with your true nature and with nature itself. Extend your tribe of fellow travelers who have your back and stand with you in sharing your best gifts with the world.
Feast - Be nourished inside and out as we feast together in the grassy meadow, with owls and eagles watching overhead.
Ignite - Listen to stories of hope, empowerment and magic around the campfire ig- niting that part of you that always knows exactly what to do. Access a natural intuitive way of being that is instinctively compassionate, connected and free.
When:
- Saturday, June 20th, 9a-9p
- Day before Summer Solstice!
Where:
- Frog Ranch, South Whidbey Island
- 3 min drive from Clinton ferry dock
Tuition:
- $597 ($497 early registration by 6/1)
- Portion of proceeds will go to relief efforts in Nepal
FACULTY:
Virginia Rhoads and John McConnell have been coaching clients and offering ground breaking leadership courses and international journeys since the mid 1990s, offering their clients uncommon pathways to power, purpose and presence.
The Jempe Center’s mission is to empower people to embody their highest contribution. We believe the path to happiness and fulfillment lies in discovering one’s natural gifts and being free to offer those gifts to the world without constraint or apology. We are stewards of Frog Ranch on South Whidbey Island, WA – a place of awakening, healing and transformation – in partnership with the land, horses, and all of life.
Jen Lemen is a global traveler, coach, mystic, artist, writer, and social activist. She is a founder of Hopeful World and an internet pioneer, consulting to numerous startups and social profit enterprises.
Jen brings truly remarkable stories of her adventures in the world, including her efforts to reunite several children from Rwanda with their mother in the US after the genocide. When she joins us she will be just back from Nepal where she is coordinating relief efforts, supporting key leaders, and helping internet startups bring their resources and expertise to earthquake relief. We are honored to have her join us.