Shenzhen Emotion Code Workshop 24

Time flies. Another round of workshop at Shenzhen, China again. This year we look at Emotions and using The Work to investigate our limiting beliefs around the one thing that many of us are most afraid of.

We all had a lot of fun, with our morning walks starting at 7:30a.m. up to small group sharings and facilitation practice at 9:30p.m.

People asked me what kept me going back to do workshops in China for the past 13 years, except during pandemic period. My answer is very simple. When I see the sparks and A-HA moments they have when they have done The Work, that people are empowered to look inside for answers, everything is worth it.

This is the basis of my playground:)

Love Yourself, Return to The Original Self, August, Shenzhen 2023

This is the workshop participants photos we had last August in Shenzhen, China. Always fun to old and new faces, faces I see over Zoom for months and years before and finally we got to meet in person.

Zoom classes are great, but live workshops are a lot of fun. There are many things and exercises you just can’t do over the internet. That is what I always enjoy.

Looking forward to the next Emotion Code workshop in Shenzhen this July.

Playtime


It’s been a while since I last attended a live event of The Work. Sally has been inviting me to The Heart of The Work down-under for the past few years, never got to go as I always have workshops around mid of March in China.

This time I said “yes” and the workshop was held at The Swarmi Retreat at Kenthurst. A beautiful venue out in the wood. It was such a treat meeting up with my dear friend Sally, Rosie and also Tanya.

It was great that we get to share a piece of three-hour workshop with participants. And we had great topics like aging, body, heaven, etc. I shared about using The Work in making difficult decisions. It was such an honor to witness all the dear ones peeling off layers and layers of old stories of the past, releasing traumas that suppress so much hurts, anger and frustrated of the past.

I love how life can be so simple sometimes.

Free 2-Hr Introductory Workshop at BGF

People asked me why I am doing so much with the Chinese in China and not much in Malaysia. I told them that I am lazy, and I don’t see the need of The Work here since no one really asked for it. After a conversation with a dear friend who is a licensed counselor about the rising number of people who are depressed in the country, I thought I would do my part in sharing The Work.

I have given two free introductory workshop here in Buddhist Gem Fellowship at Ara Damansara this month of June, leading to a weekend workshop in a few months.

Mind Excellence, July 2017

Did a one-day corporate event with upper management of a foreign manufacturing company. A group of men and women of diversed race and culture, came together to explore and to understand the reasons of their stress and a way out of it.

They came to see how easy “The Work” is and how come they only get to know about it now. That thought came across my mind when I first found The Work 15 years ago. 🙂

And they found something that they can give their colleagues and subordinates and help them to have more clarity in their lives.

Working with Buddhist Youths II, June 2017

Was invited to run a half day event for the 40th. INCOVAR Dhamma Camp organized by Buddhist Gem Fellowship. It’s a yearly camp for the buddhist youths to come together and practise and learn the dhamma in a fun and creative way.

A big thank you to Bhante Kumara for giving me a chance to introduce and share “The Work” with the Buddhist youths. It’s a privilege to see their courage and willingness to be vulnerable, to be willing to explore the unchartered possibilities at other side of their mind.

Working with Buddhist Youths

Was invited to run a two-day workshop for the committee members of Buddhist Gem Fellowship

Such bright youths eager to help other youths overcome fears and pain in their lives. In the process of learning and acquiring this tool, “The Work”, they realized that it was them that they have to work on first and in that, it helps the one that they give The Work to later.

It was a privilege to work with their “growing pains” and experienced their openness in sharing what was hurting and causing them stress.