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Reintegrating our lives,
receiving the gifts of our experience, awakening to wisdom, opening to
compassion - in ways that empower us to be more effective human beings.
Big Mind Big Heart is a
Western Zen practice of pointing out and experiencing our true nature. Developed
by American Zen Master Genpo Roshi, this amazing, interactive and
facilitated process, can help you access
the mind of
transcendent
wisdom and the heart of compassion.
- Awaken
to
your authenticity with congruence and depth
- Experience
your
natural state from which so much wisdom and compassion flows
- Derive
insight
into how your mind, emotions and ideas operate together
- Appreciate
for
yourself what's true in your own unique and special life
- Receive
more of your
gifts
- Participate
in
the change you want to be
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“I am familiar with
quotes like, "know thyself" and, "the kingdom of heaven lies within",
but I never really 'got' it until I attended my first Big Mind Big
Heart session.” - Lucy
“I was suddenly able to see
where compassion is born and
where wisdom cuts through, and this
has made me get up to change the way I live.” - Barbara
“No answers were given; I
was simply guided to the unique
and universal wisdom within.” - Matthew
“I was able to
experience first hand my own wisdom and how this could be interpreted
practically in the context of my own life.” - Lucy
“Big Mind is the most
motivating process for my meditation
practice I have found to date.” - Brendan
More
testimonials. |
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Philip
Oude-Vrielink is a skilled Big Mind Big Heart facilitator living in
Melbourne,
Australia.
Known as someone who genuinely cares about people and deepening human
dignity, he is passionate about helping people to know and empower
themselves.
Philip is a student of Genpo
Roshi, the originator of the Big Mind Big Heart process. He is
authorised and endorsed to run Big Mind
Big Heart workshops
in Australia
and New Zealand.
He runs Big
Mind
Big Heart workshops in both public and organisational settings.
Half
of
all proceeds from Big Mind Big Heart workshops goes to
supporting the Big Mind
organisation in making this work available to people worldwide. The
other half
goes to supporting Philip in making this work available to people
throughout this region.
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