Whetstone 2
for coaches to expand their work and conversations into societal and global contexts
How do we love the world? Whetstone 2 shifts the focus away from ourselves. We delve into the challenges of being a human being in the face of our and another’s humanity. We look to others, our spiritual practices, and the world to find out what is needed and wanted of us, what it is that only we can provide at this point in our evolution and in the world’s evolution.
What is it to be of loving use? What happens to love, and use, when we move beyond our immediate spheres? How do we support our clients to be of use beyond their own immediate sphere? We will engage in these questions and more. While Whetstone 1 is not a prerequisite for this program, it is recommended.
My greatest takeaway is that the world does need love and can be loved. I am not simply one person in it, but AM the collective and therefore can live as the collective and have impact. And that directly impacts my experience of myself in the world as well.
ELENA ARMIJO, MCC
Some Inquiries of Whetstone 2
What is the world? Who and what is included when we speak of the world?
What is the pain body of the world?
What is our relationship to the pain body of the world?
What is the tension between righteous anger and tragic optimism?
How does our work impact the world?
How can work express righteous anger, and optimism?
What are conversations for possibility for the world?
What happens to those conversations when you bring them to the world?
Exploring visionaries, impossible promises, and utopias
“You make being magical seem so damned obvious. I can’t acknowledge you enough for the space that you’ve created for the continued transformation of some already very transformed humans, but also for all you’ve taught me showing up authentically as a parent, as an artist, as an intellectual, and as a human. You’re incredibly profound and incredibly silly. Being in Whetstone has felt like being with my people, and that is all because of you.”
NEPHI NEVIN
Whetstone 2 Includes:
10-month seminar program
Weekly zoom classes
Open to 6 participants
Includes one, 1-hour coaching call per month for the year of the program
Price for the program: $12,500
2024 Programs in March and October