The word Predator can illicit images we would rather not see. To entertain the possibility that we all have, within ourselves, an inner predator, is also something we would, often times, rather ignore. The fact is, the more we ignore this aspect of our being, the greater it's hold upon us. The Predator is an aspect of ourselves that has forgotten it's beginning as light and it's potential for transformation. It came into being because, at one time in our life, or another, we experienced ourselves as prey. Perhaps we were encouraged to deny our potential, perhaps we lived in an abusive environment, or, did not feel safe for any number of other reasons. Whatever the reasons, we developed an inner predator to avoid being prey. By the time we are adults, we simply assume that this aspect is part of our nature, when in reality, it is an inverted aspect of our Natural State of Being. In order to learn how to transform the Societal and Global Predator that we see evidenced in our environment, we must be able to acknowledge, understand, accept and forgive our own inner predator. "Our Internal Ecology Reflects Our External Environment."

Topics included are:

• Recognizing the Predator.
  
• Patterns that contribute to our vulnerability to the Predator.
  
• Retrieving forgotten abilities, ideas and dreams.
  
• Power - No one steals it, we do not claim it!
  
• Speaking truth.
  
• Conscious Victim exercise.
  
• Self - Support.
  
• Changing patterns through honesty with self and others.
  
• Allowing the past to heal changes which dimension of the present you experience.
  
• Compassion through understanding.
  
• Closure And Meditation.
  

Saturday, October 15, 2005 9:30AM-4:30PM
Sunday, October 16, 2005 11:00AM-5:00PM

$75 for the two-day event. Pre-registration is $25 and due by October 1, 2005. Please make all checks payable to Charlene Wolfe. For more information and to register call (801) 867-3255.