Seekers and Sages

Transformative gatherings for enriching our lives

November 14

Online Event via Zoom

What's capturing your imagination these days? How do you want to share your gifts? There is a universal Seeker and Sage in each of us that is drawn to inquire, impart wisdom and grow. This series sheds light on both the Seeker and the Sage inside of you and invites you to shine brightly.

Join us for four enriching sessions featuring transformational speakers motivated to inspire us on our journey and learn from our community as well. Enjoy the chance to gather, connect, and feel that sense of belonging that feeds the soul. Bring your spirit of curiosity, a sense of wonder, and wholehearted participation. The sessions include experiential practices, partner breakouts, and large group conversations. Show up as you are!

Series Schedule – all dates are online via Zoom, Wednesdays, except Thursday, November 14, 9 – 10:30 am PT

With a special Kata offering by Charlotte Hatch, ITP teacher, at 7:45 am PT.
 

February 14
Guest:  Jeff Kripal, hosted by Christina Grote


May 22
Guest:  Adam Crabtree, hosted by Christina Grote


August 21
Guest:
  Shamini Jain, hosted by Pam Kramer


November 14
Guest:  Emanuel Kuntzelman, hosted by Christina Grote

Join host Christina Grote and guest Emanuel Kuntzelman to explore the evolution of the Holomovement on the planet and how transformative practices play an integral part of the expansion.

Session Panel

Emanuel Kuntzelman

Emanuel Kuntzelman is a social entrepreneur, writer, and inspirational speaker. He founded the Chicago-based non-profit Greenheart International in 1985, the Fundación por el Futuro in Madrid, Spain, in 1995 and the Holomovement in 2023.

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Christina Grote

Christina Grote is a practitioner, ITPI board member and leader of Integral Transformative Practice, a long-term program for realizing the fullest potential of body, mind, heart and soul. She is co-author of Living an Extraordinary Life: The Magic of Integral Transformative Practice with Pam Kramer. Christina founded ITP Columbus and co-founded Good Medicine, an educational center in Columbus, Ohio.