CLASSES Overview

Andrew Sweeny: Dharma Reading Group

Join Andrew Sweeny for a lively and congenial reading group focused on mystical texts from both Eastern and Western traditions. This semester, we will continue our journey through George Gurdjieff’s massive, baroque masterpiece Beelzebub’s Tales to His Grandson, alongside The Magic Dance: The Display of the Self-Nature of the Five Wisdom Dakinis by Thinley Norbu Rinpoche, son of Dudjom Rinpoche and a revered Nyingma master, and The Concealing and Revealing: The Wisdom of Reality Only by Traktung Khepa (T.K.). Each session includes collective reading, discussion, and the exploration of basic practices drawn from Gurdjieff’s Fourth Way and the Vajrayana tradition. Whether you're an experienced practitioner or a curious beginner, you're warmly invited to take part.

Andrew Sweeny is a versatile creator and educator based in Avon, France. He is a writer, editor, YouTuber, podcaster, poet, musician, and teacher. Andrew’s creative journey includes a rich background in music, with several albums and a poetry book published, as well as leading two popular podcasts and a philosophical blog.

CORDULA FREI: DEEP ECOLOGY – REWILDING THE SOUL

Fall Term// Start: 23.9.2025- 4.11.2025 Weekly Live Sessions: Tuesdays 7.30 - 9.00 European Time :

• Plus Optional : Monthly 3-hour live Zoom group session

• Digital campfire community for ongoing connection

• Optional 1-on-1 buddy system for deeper exploration

Some of our weekly Session Themes:

1. Introduction and Overview

2. Coming from Gratitude

   Waking to integral by embracing wholeness

3. The Cosmic Walk and Remembering Origin

4. The Meaning of Ritual

   Guest Speaker: Jeremy Lent

Cordula Frei is a distinguished author, editor, and curator with a profound dedication to integrative practices, deep ecology, and transformative narratives. As head of media for Integral Perspectives magazine, she has been instrumental in shaping content that explores holistic viewpoints. She co-created Achronon magazine, a platform challenging conventional timelines and narratives, and served as editor for Info 3 magazine, bridging spirituality, culture, and contemporary issues. At Germany’s first regenerative society, Hofgut Leo in Gresgen, she curated cultural initiatives and oversees organizational aspects, promoting sustainable and regenerative practices.

CORDULA FREI: The Psychology of Selves – Voice Dialogue & Inner Expansion

Monthly Circle – Last Sunday of the Month
Starts 5 PM (European time)
Facilitated by Cordula Frei, Nadja Lind & Helmut Ebritsch

This monthly immersion invites you to explore the inner constellation of your being through the powerful lens of Voice Dialogue, energy work, and state-shifting technologies like binaural beats and deep embodiment practices. Each session offers a transformative space to meet your inner protectors, creators, saboteurs, and sages — not to fix or fight them, but to listen, dialogue, and unlock their gifts.

You will learn to:

• Work with archetypes and inner voices

• Tap into expanded states of consciousness

• Release blockages and deepen self-leadership

• Practice techniques from conscious evolution and integrative psychology

• Reclaim your creative energy and wholeness

This is a sacred lab for those ready to meet themselves in full spectrum — guided by three experienced facilitators in the art of inner alchemy.

Cordula Frei

is a distinguished author, editor, and curator with a profound dedication to integrative practices, deep ecology, and transformative narratives. As head of media for Integral Perspectives magazine, she has been instrumental in shaping content that explores holistic viewpoints. She co-created Achronon magazine, a platform challenging conventional timelines and narratives, and served as editor for Info 3 magazine, bridging spirituality, culture, and contemporary issues. At Germany’s first regenerative society, Hofgut Leo in Gresgen, she curated cultural initiatives and oversees organizational aspects, promoting sustainable and regenerative practices.

Tom Amarque: Re-Thinking will for a metamodern age

An weekly examination and exploration of will in theory and practise.
Thrusdays, 7 PM (CET), 90 minutes

After the excesses of modernity, the will is avoided in psychological, philosophical, and spiritual discourse. However, the great third other to love and intelligence (cognition, emotion, and volition) still plays a central role in the question of what relationship we have to the future. In this ongoing seminar, we will renew and revitalize the discourse on the will.

You will learn to:

• What do we need to do to shift our attention from world/self mapping to action-mapping?

• Three stages of will

• Characteristics of a will after postmodernity

• Can we - in the domain of psyche - find a selfevitend truth?

• What can we observe: What is observation; how is observation linked to action?

• Hegel, Fichte and Schopenhauer (and a little bit of Nietzsche).

• Ways of framing will: modern and postmodern forms of understanding will and volition

Tom Amarque

is writer, philosopher, podcast host, editor & publisher. His recent book is ‘Phenomenology of will’. He founded the German publishing house Phaenomen-Verlag in 2009 and Parallax-Media in 2019. Tom currently lives in Palma, Spain. Contact him a tomamarque@yahoo.de