with Tony Yap

In this workshop, Tony will direct you into specific stages and modes of trance with an attention to ‘becoming animal/God.’

Tony adopts specific inductions into deep-trance, exploring some of the ways in which the term "emptiness" is understood in Daoism.

with Peter Banki

In polite culture, it is often considered to be a taboo to talk about money. However, for many of us money is more intimate than sex. This workshop focusses on breaking down the shame we hold around money.

with Jessica Aszodi

Join a musical exploration of grieving the un-lived, un-realised aspects of ourselves and others that we have been waiting to meet.

with Sebastian Job

An experiential gathering to explore healing intergenerational trauma, ego dissolution, emotional resilience, vulnerability and intimacy in relation to fathers and fatherhood.

with Luke Fischer

The creative process also involves a receptive dimension, rather than a brute act of will; the artist cultivates a gentle openness to the spark or inspiration that ignites the process of art-making. This workshop will explore ways in which poetry and art bring us into touch with the receptive, affective and empathetic sides of ourselves. 

with Simon Copland

Join Australian sociologist, Dr. Simon Copland, discussing community and alienation, neoliberalism and injured subjects as they relate to the contemporary phenomenon of the manosphere and online misogyny.

with Peter Banki

Becoming more responsible for one’s actions, for the consequences of one’s actions, there is something in this today for those who call themselves men. Cultivating the capacity to be accountable can give you the internal resources to stand up for yourself, go beyond seeing yourself as a victim and remain in connection with those who may be accusing you. This workshop will support you not to be afraid of taking accountability, which is to say also being vulnerable and open to change.

with Alessandra Massi

Did we receive the nurturing we needed as a child? Or on the contrary were we smothered? Do you yearn to hold and be held? In this interactive workshop, we will explore giving and receiving mother’s love and what impact it has on our psyches and on our abilities to hold ourselves as adults.

with Ben Tan

For those who’ve been conditioned to force, control, and dominating their environment, t’ai chi offers another path: power through yielding, breath, non striving. This alone can be a spiritual awakening.

The slow, deliberate movement demands full attention — it becomes a moving meditation. For those who live in their heads, planning and problem-solving, t’ai chi trains the nervous system to be here.