Re-humanize and Realign Your Work
Our intention and practice is to embody our values and principles in a way that returns ourselves and our clients—whether individuals, teams or organizations—to a foundation of mindfulness.
A daily practice of non-separation from the self, the other and the whole that can reshape the way we look at doing our work in the world—realigning our work with our own true nature.
Our Particular Alchemy
Using a combination of self-exploratory Hakomi method-influenced mindfulness techniques and reconnecting the individual to macro and micro rhythms through simple and ancient Ayurvedic sadhana practices, this approach inspires a deeper, more core transformation in the individual, their relationships and their work.
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Two Tools for Remembering: Mindfulness & Sadhana
Get supported and guided practice in the two key tools for remembering your true nature: mindfulness and sadhana.
Mindfulness permeates Conscious Content’s entire approach and mindset. Sessions begin in mindfulness and return to mindfulness. Being in a state of mindfulness is the tool that allows us both to meet your unconscious needs, barriers and the strategies you’ve developed over a lifetime to get needs met that you didn’t believe were worthy or could be met in a healthier way.
Sadhana, on the other hand, is a mindfulness tool to bring unconscious beliefs and behaviors into the conscious and repattern them through mindful presence and repeated practice.
Inner Realm Mapping using Hakomi Method
Using Hakomi Mindfulness-Centered Somatic Therapy principles and techniques, we gently build a relationship with your unconscious—the back seat driver of beliefs, behaviors and emotional responses. These sessions are meant to help you steadily build a view into, and a cognitive map of, the way you have organized your experience of life up until the present moment.
A few of the common ways we unconsciously organize our experience that Hakomi therapy allows us to bring into consciousness include contexts, life themes, adaptations, inner parts and their roles, the different ways we experience life and receive information from our unconscious, character strategies, barriers and missing experiences we never had, our unmet needs, our core beliefs, the loops we get stuck in and the resources we’ve already developed.
Outer Realm Connection using Vedic Sadhana
Then, through ancient Vedic Rhythmic and Cyclical Realignment practices, we aim to begin aligning the inner (unconscious) that we’ve discovered through Hakomi work with the outer (conscious), the micro with the macro.
Practices vary and may include simple daily practices, energetic grounding, protective, or balancing techniques, meditation, movement as well as rhythmic and cyclical realignment practices that reconnect your internal cycles with the larger external cycles around you: solar, lunar, daily, seasonal and the phases.
Our Approach
We look at our work as our Sadhana—our self growth practice, our connection, and our return to truth.
| ☾☽ Always start in, end in and return to Mindfulness. It is the holding space in which we can really listen and be heard, see and be seen, know and be known. |
| ☾☽ Like increases Like. We strive to find harmony in recognizing that opposites balance. |
| ☾☽ As above so below. As within, so without. |
| ☾☽ Hakomi-inspired communication techniques establish and build relationship while continually maintaining and deepening connection between the individual and the self, the individual and the other and the individual and the larger collective. |
How Can Sadhana Create Transformation?
Sadhana, or daily self growth practice, is a practice dating back more than five thousand years in Ayurveda, and is a fundamental component of spiritual and self growth—from buddhism to mysticism to vedism and modern-day hinduism and new ageism.
Sadhana uses everything as a tool for your well being, reconnecting you with what’s already available to you in your work and life—reconnecting you with yourself.
Conscious Content’s approach initiates a unique alchemical transformation in the individual. Using a combination of self exploratory Hakomi method-influenced mindfulness techniques and reconnecting the individual to macro and micro rhythms through simple and ancient Ayurvedic practices, this approach inspires a deeper, more core transformation in the individual, their relationships and their work.
MY ABILITY TO HONOR MY WORK
helps my work honor all those it touches.
I honor the effort it takes to create something worth the attention I wish it to receive.
I honor the time it takes, the cycles I need to rotate through and the seasons that must come and go in order to create something that is lasting.
CHANI NICHOLAS
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Conscious Content’s offering is unique, and will be customized to individual, group and organizational needs.