We decided to set ourselves a challenge to see if we could develop a set of workshops that would make some of our amazing discoveries more tangible for people.
Nevertheless, we started our promotion and were astounded by the response. Maybe it is because India attracts a whole variety of people, from the open-minded traveller, the Yoga enthusiast and those who follow science. This diversity of participants provided a rich background for us to embroider our workshops with spiritual metaphors and scientific analogies. We also discovered that our workshops were applicable for all ages, from parents with their children to elderly couples, we were able to cater our workshop style towards a variety of interests and abilities.
Whenever you start something new, you can never be sure, who will show up. It wasn’t long before our reputation spread, and we were soon invited to provide workshops for one of the most renowned Yoga schools in South Goa, Kranti Yoga. We also had the opportunity to participate in our first festival, run by The Space Goa, where we spend one whole day running drop-in classes that proved very popular with the children. Over the course of five months, we run over 25 workshop sessions, wherein we covered unique aspects of our Sacred Geometric theory without the need to repeat a single course.
This first season in Goa, was the perfect training ground to develop the Art of Learning within a vibrant community of travellers, Yogis, alternative thinkers and children.
Without much planning, these workshops developed naturally into as series of Mandalas attached with knowledge from science such as the idea of space, time and matter to the more philosophical concepts of Karma, Consciousness and Life after death. These were the humble beginning, that started a movement of fun, creative and opening experiences that would soon sweep over to Europe.