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The Program
At times, the entire conference will come together, and at other times it will break up into several smaller workshops. Everybody will have the chance to see each presenter at least once. Breaks will be long enough to create space for all kinds of chance happenings, spontaneous actions, jam sessions, and, of course, heavenly wine drinking encounters. The early mornings will begin with music and meditations; evenings will be part of the program; the last evening, we will dance, celebrate and party.
Friday will be a special day when we will open the afternoon and part of the evening for a true marketplace of workshop offerings, coming from the participants themselves. Here we will create space for many offers sent in in advance and for whatever will be born out of the moment. Along the lines of Harrison Owens "Open Space" model, we will all, in utter freedom, move between the workshops; stay when it suits us; move on when we have had enough; choose to do nothing or have a cup of coffee - out of which may develop an interesting conversation with other coffee drinkers; or a spontaneous constellation can evolve, attracting a group of stray participants, and, and, and... This plan of events, like anything in life, is due to change as soon as better ideas ask for their place in the sun.
Several colleagues and friends have already promised special presentations for the 'marketplace'. Together with the spontaneous ideas and suggestions at the time, this event holds the promise of becoming yet again a festival of creativity - where everybody benefits from the richness of experiences of everybody. Until 9 o'clock in the evening, a great variety of workshops, events and happenings will be awaiting us; to end it, we will share, celebrate and dance.
The following countries and presenters so far have offered a surprise presentation: Belgium: Sofie de Vos and Serge van Gampelaere; USA: Lisa Iversen; Germany: Claudia Haarmann-Paasche, Sindhu Niza Nicola; France: Samai and Gérard Fosset