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LOVE DOES NOT ARISE IN US – WE ARISE IN LOVE.
In English, there is the wonderful expression “to fall in love”. Once again, a beautiful example of the hidden, inner truth of language: the letting go, the entrusting, the movement into a space of deep devotion. In German, the term refers simply to sich verlieben, yet it is remarkably well suited to exploring, at a deeper…
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LOVE as a process — from ego to Self in organisational development
Markets demand innovation.Employees demand meaning.Societies demand responsibility. Within this field of tension, one thing becomes clear:conditioned ways of responding to these demands sooner or later lead into a. comfort zone of adaptation, not of internalisation. This comfort zone does not necessarily mean stagnation.Often, it delivers efficiency, stability and short-term success in the conventional sense. Yet…
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EMBODYING ONENESS – Becoming part of a greater whole as boundaries soften.
Embodying oneness – what an unusual, and yet deeply meaningful concept. It describes a rare and precious state in which the boundaries of the self become permeable for a moment. Many of us recognize it from experiences of profound physical or emotional closeness with another person – what we often call merging. It is a…
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VALUING — the new learning phase
Why the unknown both attracts and unsettles us. Everything we do not yet know evokes one of two responses: curiosity or fear. Which of the two prevails is closely connected to our early experiences of attachment. In the first years of life, we learn whether we are accepted as we are — or whether we…
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OPENING — transcending the conditioned ego
Why opening always requires a counterpart. Opening is not an abstract inner exercise.It does not happen in isolation. Opening always takes place in relation to something — to another person, a situation, an experience, or even an idea. We open when we encounter something that draws us in: a new responsibility, a creative project, a meaningful impulse,…