What does it mean to be open to and then experience ourselves beyond and before our personal history?
Gene Gendlin implied this with his evocative phrase: "The 'I' with no content", in Zen it is called "who you are before your parents were born."
Is it possible that authentic "spiritual" experience - a deep sense of the transcendent, the timeless, the beyond self - is actually already coded into our brains and available to all of us?
This seminar explores these issues: how to open to this "larger space" and how to guide others toward it.
Please join us if you are interested.
All Best Wishes........Russell
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Russell Delman began to study Zen meditation and somatic psychology in 1970 as an undergraduate student in psychology. His training and personal relationship with Moshe Feldenkrais began in 1975, and he has since helped train more than 2500 Feldenkrais teachers all over the world.
In recent years, Russell’s close friendship and FOCUSING partnership with Eugene Gendlin has strongly influenced his work. Other powerful influences include Non-Violent Communication and his work with Mother Theresa in India.
Thursdays, 11:30am to 1:30pm, EST
Sept 10, 17, 24; October 22; November 5, 19 2026
The suggested fee for each module is $200 for registration before August 31, 2026. After that the suggested fee for each module is $240.
All classes will be conducted via Zoom. All classes will be recorded.
