What would it be like to have a peer group composed of intelligent, sensitive, curious people?

Cluster Calls are telephone groups which meet at a designated time each week to explore topics of particular relevance to the participants.  On any given call we may talk about relationships, breaking habits, spiritual growth or disassembling less than productive behaviors.  We, simply, can talk about whatever is relevant to the people on the call.

People often find that  these “Cluster Calls” become the high point of their week. A personal verification, of sorts, as the calls become weekly gifts they give to themselves. Once upon a time, I lived in the woods of Northern Michigan. During the winter, we had to keep a fire going at night so the house wasn’t freezing cold when we woke in the morning. Cluster Calls can be like that; they use the dried tinder of your illusions to ignite the fires within you and keep you warm and burning bright. The calls will not only keep you on your toes, but keep them warm and toasty in the process.

Simply knowing there will soon be a Cluster Call where you can play is a treat in itself. Knowing you can ask Jerry anything you want provides a buffer that expands your range of play. Having other people to play with in between calls helps you see that anything going on with you isn’t as serious or unusual as it seems when you are alone. We don’t “fix” each other…we “get” each other. And in that process we create a very special dance that includes space for each other and for ourselves. 

I invite you to listen into a cluster call.

As you listen to the cluster call, I invite you to ponder what a Cluster Call might sound like for you. What questions would you like to ask? What situation in your life have you been putting up with or wishing you could change? Is there something going on where you’d like some new perspective?  How do you think you might benefit by taking part in one or more of these calls or by listening in on them regularly?

Getting to know yourself deeply is a wondrous, incredible, but sometimes harry journey: it helps to have a guide. A guide can not only show you shortcuts but can hold your hand when things get a little tough. Someone who knows the way can assist you and make the entire journey easier and more fun.

Whether you’re caught up in mundane struggles—trying to make more money, connecting with that perfect someone, losing a few pounds—or someone who already has a comfortable and successful life…increasing your spiritual depth might be just the thing for you. Spiritual depth offers continual perspective and reveals the deep calm within you that isn’t the least bit influenced by worldly concerns. If you are a “success,” you probably already know the importance of keeping things moving—discovering new challenges, dances, and parts of yourself that you haven’t met yet.

Socrates said, “Know Thyself.” I say, “He, or she, who meets, greets, and embraces the most parts of themselves wins…and so does everyone around them.”

To enhance your daily life, your spiritual play and to know yourself better join us on the Elite or Carmel Cluster Call.

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