Relating Arts Practices

AR games are facilitated exercises to explore different aspects of relational skills. They are usually strictly time-bound and have particular groups of participants who are given prompts and rules inside a safer space built by the facilitator.

Circling means practicing presence in connection. It is a practice of relational meditation where we, by sharing our present moment experiences with each other, move towards a deeper sense of shared truth and connection.

Living Precense is a powerful approach to inner transformation, which can be used both as an inner spiritual practice, as well as a coaching method. It was founded by Kåre Landfald in 1995, and has since then grown into a global spiritual community with hundreds of students.

Radical Honesty is a practice for personal empowerment and growth through honest expression and transformative communication. It fosters greater freedom, self-awareness, forgiveness, and deeper intimacy.

Relatefulness emphasises truth and love. A culture that holds practices dedicated to fostering collective consciousness and spiritual growth, an endeavour to embody the parts that truth and love both shares.

The premise for Surrendered Leadership is that in order to lead others, you must surrender yourself. It is an act of trust in yourself, life and the leadership of others. In this way you’re inviting others to lead themselves by embodying the thing you want to see in the world. 

Transformational Connection is a practice emphasizing presence, interconnection and aliveness. The practice helps people to explore what is really there between us through staying with present moment experience, skillful communication and embodiment.  

Within each of us lives a whole community of inner voices – distinct selves or subpersonalities that shape how we think, feel and act. Voice Dialogue is a method for giving voice to these inner parts, allowing them to be seen, heard and understood. In this process you may meet your inner controller, skeptic, seeker, wounded self, innocent child and ...

We-Flow is an emergent relational and livelihood practice born at the intersection of integral theory, authentic relating, circling, and Zen state training. Where most relational practices focus on expanding awareness and deepening connection, We-Flow extends this into a third domain: integration into daily life, work, and financial sustainability.