Connect to the energy of the elements of the universe. Sit outdoors or by a plant or a window and experience this meditation by ITPI Mastery teacher Roger Marsh.
There are many ways to measure human energy. There are many ways to transform it. Engineer-physician and ITP member Ken Piper shares his medical experience with energy and reflects on his 16-year ITP experience with it.
Leonard Energy Training (LET) is a comprehensive body of work that teaches practical, alternative ways of dealing with everyday life situations while enhancing the flow of vital energy. LET relies, first and foremost, on the body. Simple yet specific instructions lead participants through a particular Leonard Energy Training activity. You are encouraged to pay attention to the body’s reactions. In this way, you gain insights that can be applied to your personal, professional, and social life.
Experience your energy field as ITP Mastery teacher Charlotte Hatch leads a practice with an “energy ball.” In this Yin Yang Harmony Motion, you’ll combine your energy with a partner’s.
In 2023, Shirley Vincent said “yes” to walking 100 kilometers of the Camino de Santiago in Spain. Along with other new beginnings, she found her introduction to ITP. It fit in extraordinarily with her life's work.
When we awaken to our extraordinary potential, we can explore how our energy opens to a greater sense of who we are. Discover the roots of ITP at Esalen, a holistic retreat and educational institute considered the epicenter of the human potential movement.
Join golf legend Bobby Clampett and other PGA pros for a mystical ProAm experience at the 15th Annual ITP International Golf in the Kingdom fundraiser, September 22, 2025 | TPC Harding Park, San Francisco.
The imagination is often dismissed as daydreaming or fantasy, but the imagination may play a role in creating our experience of the world. ITPI board member Christina Grote shares some ideas that could encourage us to take the imagination more seriously.
ITP mastery teacher Lucy Piper has begun to sharpen her imagination to create a new and better reality. She reminds us that a dream can be supported by action and service to lead to a better world.
Through “embodied imagination” we imagine a transformation en route to experiencing it in our lives. ITP Mastery teacher Roger Marsh talks about how ITPI practitioners are on a path to this realization.