Mountain Quest Institute
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Mountain Quest Institute
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2006 Workshop and Getaway Weekend Schedule See Quests for overview of Institute sessions. REGULAR SCHEDULE:*
*Workshops, an outgrowth of current Institute research, bring participants up to date on the latest theory and practices. Participants arrive between 1-4 PM on Tuesday and depart at 1 PM on Friday. (Includes workshop fee, room, meals, and support materials … $1500 per attendee. )
*Weekend Getaways offer the opportunity to relax,
learn and reflect on those things that are important but get lost in
the rush of life. Participants arrive in time for dinner on Friday
evening and depart Sunday afternoon. (Includes session fee,
facilitation, room, meals, and support materials …
$500 per attendee.)
The Quests The Quest for Knowledge (path to high performance)
As the pace of our lives quickens and the work environment becomes more
dynamic, uncertain and complex, our greatest strength is our knowledge,
our capacity to understand and take effective action. This Quest focuses
on knowledge: what it is, what it means to each of us, and how to find,
create, share and apply it. We can all improve the way we learn, how we
manage our own knowledge and use it to make better choices and decisions
in our personal and professional lives. Managing and leveraging our own
knowledge to help ourselves, others and our organizations may be he
greatest challenge we face.
The Quest for Consciousness (window to the world)
This journey is an inquiry into the nature and meaning of consciousness
and its impact on our lives. consciousness is essentially the window
through which we understand and relate to the external world. Thus
consciousness, the brain, the mind, the unconscious, intuition and
feelings are what we have to work with in sensing, interpreting and
acting on the world. Other subjects discussed include the mind/body
problem, maintaining a healthy brain/mind, altered states of
Consciousness, lucid dreaming, knowing, hemispheric synchronization and
heart-math.
The Quest for Meaning (roots of wisdom)
The deepest questions we can ask usually relate to the purpose and
meaning of things. Whether we are contemplating the meaning of the
Universe, the purpose of Life, the meaning of our own lives or the
significance of some event to us or someone we love, we are continuously
trying to understand our world and our place in it. While there are few,
if any, definitive answers to questions of meaning, many people have
thought through the possibilities and there is much to be learned from
them. Gaining an awareness of what science, philosophy, religion and
spiritualism say about the meaning of things can help each of us seek
and understand and appreciate our own place in the Universe.
See also The Foundational Quests
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