Radical Homecoming
Realigning With Yourself, For Your Own Wellbeing and Success, and for the Greater Good
A Weekend Mindfulness and Group Coaching Retreat
With Craig Mollins
Life Coach and Mindfulness Teacher
What is life calling you to? What is the uniqueness of you that is emerging, and looking for a home and a place to serve in this world? How do you know what’s true and what’s simply distraction?
These questions suggest that it’s possible to live from a deeper place, to inhabit life in ways that are more authentic to who we really are. As we find our way, we gradually discover more clarity, ease and joy.
This isn’t to suggest that life is always supposed to be a smooth flow where we don’t have difficulties. But human existence is completely filled with beauty and inspiration, and ongoing opportunities to emerge more fully as who we really are. We are magical and ordinary, powerful and humble, beautiful and strange, basically good human beings.
Our true nature is open, clear and bright. And it has never abandoned us for even an instant.
As part of the journey to greater authenticity we learn to see more clearly what’s in the way, including social and cultural conditioning, traumas, and the ever present pressures of ‘more and more and more’ that are always trying to pull us away from our very own self.
Interestingly though, we are not as far off as we might think. Through inner tools we can learn to be present with our own genuine being. We can become grounded again, get back in touch with our heart, and discover our own unique path forward.
The Retreat
During the weekend we’ll work with several processes:
- Embodied mindfulness to help us drop out of the thinking brain and into more full presence with body, heart, and energy flows.
- Creative processes to help us loosen up our heady, habitual ways of being and doing, and arrive, with surprise and delight, somewhere deeper and more meaningful.
- Coaching processes to help us see ourself and our life with more clarity, love and inspiration.
- Visioning work to consider our life direction for the next five years, and create specific plans for the next three months.
During the weekend we’ll have lots of time in conversation, to more deeply ground the lessons, to learn from each other, and to foster a sense of community.
Schedule: 10 am - 5:30 pm, Saturday and Sunday with a one hour lunch break at 1 pm.
About the Instructor
Craig Mollins is a life coach, artist, somatic educator, and mindfulness teacher. He has a great passion for living authentically, and for helping others find their own authentic ways forward.
Craig teaches workshops in Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle WA, and Portland OR. You can learn more about Craig here, and see some of his paintings here.
