Hey Casey, it's your heart, remember me?
Posted on Feb 20th, 2008
by
Casey
I spent the weekend in San Francisco at the Authentic Man Program workshop. I went out there intending to help with production of the event. Lucky (i think;) for me, there was an extra spot and they threw me in to fully experience what AMP is all about. Boy did I get it!
AMP markets to guys having trouble in relationships or in meeting women. Fair enough, this is a big challenge for most guys and a pretty good motivator to get in there and do some work on themselves.
I personally don't have much trouble meeting women, or getting into relationship, but I am single, and deep conection can be a challenge for me. I always thought this was because I had not met the right woman. That might be part of it, but I uncovered something I had never known about myself that is a key contributor to this situation.
It seems pretty simple to me now, I close off my heart. My core wound, or shadow issue is expressed as a guardedness, mistrust and defense. I let people in, but only so far. I have created complex systems of defenses to keep people at a distance where this shadow side of me does not have to feel threatened. The result--I don't feel anything.
The expert facilitators at the AMP program have put together a brilliant series of exercises and experiences designed to explore the parts of ourselves that are hidden, in effort to achieve more wholeness, Integrity, appreciation and presense. it works.
I was blown wide open. I had no idea this shadow was coloring my worldview so strongly. This is the singlemost transformative shadow-work intensive I have ever been a part of.
I realize this is a state experience, and old habits can and will rise up and challenge this openness I am currently experiencing. Now that I have seen what is possible, I am setting up practices to support this work, that I will continue for the rest of my life.
From this place meeting and talking with women seems effortless. I am excited to explore deeper relationships with everyone in my life, and invite new relationships. I am in touch with my passion and feeling it fuel everything I do. It's good. I recommend this work to everyone,,,,wholeheartedly.
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AMP markets to guys having trouble in relationships or in meeting women. Fair enough, this is a big challenge for most guys and a pretty good motivator to get in there and do some work on themselves.
I personally don't have much trouble meeting women, or getting into relationship, but I am single, and deep conection can be a challenge for me. I always thought this was because I had not met the right woman. That might be part of it, but I uncovered something I had never known about myself that is a key contributor to this situation.
It seems pretty simple to me now, I close off my heart. My core wound, or shadow issue is expressed as a guardedness, mistrust and defense. I let people in, but only so far. I have created complex systems of defenses to keep people at a distance where this shadow side of me does not have to feel threatened. The result--I don't feel anything.
The expert facilitators at the AMP program have put together a brilliant series of exercises and experiences designed to explore the parts of ourselves that are hidden, in effort to achieve more wholeness, Integrity, appreciation and presense. it works.
I was blown wide open. I had no idea this shadow was coloring my worldview so strongly. This is the singlemost transformative shadow-work intensive I have ever been a part of.
I realize this is a state experience, and old habits can and will rise up and challenge this openness I am currently experiencing. Now that I have seen what is possible, I am setting up practices to support this work, that I will continue for the rest of my life.
From this place meeting and talking with women seems effortless. I am excited to explore deeper relationships with everyone in my life, and invite new relationships. I am in touch with my passion and feeling it fuel everything I do. It's good. I recommend this work to everyone,,,,wholeheartedly.







KUDOS! Love hearing about this kind of breakthrough work!