The Work of Byron Katie
   




 

The School for The Work
   
  Byron Katie


  19–28 July 2013
Bad Neuenahr, Germany


Registration:
€ 2,950 tuition
€ 1,155 accommodations*
and € 350 off tuition for registration on or before 19 June 2013.
Repeater Rate:
€ 2,325 tuition
€ 1,155 accommodations*

*Accommodations for Germany to be paid upon check-in to the hotel.
 

About the School for The Work

This is the ultimate inner adventure. Unlike every other school on earth, this one isn't for learning—it's for unlearning. You'll spend nine days losing the fear-based stories you've innocently clung to all your life. They might be stories like "I'm not good enough" or "I need a partner" or "I'll never get over it" or "I have to be in control." Who would you be without those stressful stories?

PDFRichard Lawrence Cohen has shared his School experience in "The School for The Work: An Account by Richard Lawrence Cohen." (PDF file format)

At the School you'll discover that your stories are everyone's, and everyone's stories are yours. You'll be welcomed into a diverse, supportive family where you can be completely yourself without fear of judgment, perhaps for the first time in your life. You'll facilitate your classmates' Work as they open up to themselves. And then you'll trade places, and they'll do the same for you.

The School for The Work begins the first day at 6:30 p.m. (on-site registration is from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m.). The School ends at noon on the last day.

This is an immersion experience—an immersion in freedom. Imagine a place where you can feel anything and say anything and know that it's all okay. Imagine that the person sitting next to you, whom you have never talked to before, asks you to facilitate her Work, and that fifteen minutes later you feel you can tell her anything.

The curriculum at the School is a living, evolving process, changing with the needs of the participants and on the basis of past students' experiences. The exercises and activities are designed to mirror the transformation Katie herself went through after she woke up to reality in 1986. You will work on issues such as gender, sex, fear, body image, addiction, money, and relationships of every kind.

Each day during the School you may find yourself feeling freer and happier than the day before. Old habits may fall away like outworn clothes. You may find yourself eager to get up in the morning so that you won't miss a moment of this unfolding adventure.

Many participants consider these nine days to be the most important days they have ever spent. Insights and realizations continue long after the School has ended, and for many people these insights are permanent. People report that they experience life in a profoundly different way, that for the first time they recognize that the universe is friendly, and that they feel a new commitment to doing The Work as a daily practice.

There is only one authorized School for The Work, and it is presented by Byron Katie, who invites you to this powerful opportunity to discover that freedom is possible in every moment.

 
▲ Video about the School




A message from Katie

On the first evening of the School, I often ask the participants what they want to take home from the School. They say things like “I want peace of mind” or “I want to be a more loving person” or “I want to be happy with or without my partner.” By the end of the School, I hear again and again that they have found what they were looking for. In fact, many people come out so changed that their families are entirely grateful, and sometimes even astounded, at the changes. The School works for every participant who comes to it with an open mind. The results are more radical, more generous, than you can possibly imagine.



 

From Katie's Blog

Inquiry—I Hate My Husband...

Video: The Work in Prison

Inquiry—Terrorism and The Work

A Valentine's Story

Whose Business Are You In?

A Letter from Walter Reed

Live Now: Just Do the Dishes!

Dealing with Fear and Terror

The Difference Between The Work and
The Secret

Video: Racial Prejudice Makes Me Angry

Why Can't We Change?

The School: An Account
by Richard Lawrence Cohen

 

MORE INFORMATION

TIME
Four Questions to Inner Peace


HUFFINGTON POST
Stephan Spencer:
Byron Katie Just Wants You to
Be Happy


OPRAH.COM
Testing The Work of Byron Katie


OPRAH.COM
Webcast:
Byron Katie on Oprah's Soul Series


OPRAH.COM
Byron Katie's Four Questions


REALIZATION.ORG
An Interview with Byron Katie


LOS ANGELES MAGAZINE
Ready to Get to Work?
Bring it On!


AMAZON.COM
Byron Katie Author Page


WIKIQUOTES
Quotes from Byron Katie

 

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