Upcoming Seminars:

Saturday Fall Retreat
Our Fall Retreat offers you an opportunity to pamper yourself with the luxury of time!  It gives you the gift of reflection and connection in a beautiful, natural setting with light desserts and tantalizing teas.
When: Saturday, October 7, 2006

10:30 am - 12:30pm (enjoy the garden exhibits)

12:30 pm - 4:00 pm (luncheon, seminar, tea ceremony)
Where: Minnesota Landscape Arboretum.

Relax in gracious surroundings and take time to reflect on who you are and what really matters to you!

As you experience the stress-relieving ritual of the tea ceremony, you allow yourself to slow down.  You begin to observe and reconnect with nature, yourself and others.  Our "Tea Time" creates a time and space set apart.  It brings clarity and focus and links us to our innate creativity.

This "Being vs. Doing" Retreat also highlights three additional concepts.  These include: Celebrating the Ordinary, Searching the Questions and Trusting Your Intuition.

Our Retreats are calming events designed to renew your energy and restore your spirit.  In the words of author, Alexandra Stoddard, "When we treat ourselves with the same tender care we give a special friend, we send a signal to our soul that our life has value."

Give yourself this gift of reflection and renewal. Your spirit will thank you.

$75 includes gate fee, parking, garden exhibits, luncheon, seminar, & tea ceremony.

To register: Space is limited so please register in advance online or by calling Jan Fundingsland at 612-752-8491.

Tea Time Talks

Three highly interactive sessions designed to stretch your awareness of your creative potential for healthier work and life approaches.

Fridays, 11:30am to 1:30pm

March 24, 2006 - Creative Work Ways          (highlights how creativity, flexibility and resilience are keys to maintaining consistent standards of high-level workplace effectiveness. Activities focus on 3 core concepts: 1) using your 5 senses to connect with nature and reduce daily stress; 2) reframing your approaches to situations so you open yourself to possibilities instead of restricting yourself to limitations; and 3) discerning your energizing vs. draining patterns and discovering creative ways to energize your life.)

June 23, 2006 - Celebrate What's Right with the World (highlights ways to downshift, level-out, and thrive in today's pressure cooker workplaces. Activities focus on concepts of abundance and positive change.)

Date TBD - A Whole New Mind - Moving from the Information Age to eh Conceptual Age (highlights right-brain vs. left-brain thought processing and features the ideas of author Daniel Pink. Activities focus on high-touch senses of design, story, symphony, empathy, play and meaning.)

To register: $10 fee includes hot drink and treats. Space is limited so please register in advance online or by calling Jan Fundingsland at 612-752-8491.

See our Calendar of Events for more opportunities.