Our learning and unlearning methodology support new thinking and practices that deepen commitment to access wisdom.

Generative Communications

Generativity means giving birth to something, and that something emerges from this conversation.

  • You feel connected, more understood, seen, heard, and experienced. You’ve been recreated beyond any label or concept – acknowledged as a legitimate being. That is generative communication.

  • Cultivating a generative mindset transforms our relationship to language from being describers of some objective-knowable world to being designers and authors of reality.

  • This page presents our model, principles, and process to support coaching and consulting programs. 

Deep Listening

Listening is an underdeveloped asset in our leadership, culture, and organizational life.

  • Deep Listening cultivates openness to receive concerns and perceive experiences to connect deeply with others

12 Wisdom Practices

Bhavana Learning Group offers 12 Wisdom Practices to cultivate wisdom for conscious leaders.

  • Each practice includes a page to expand its concepts to bring into your life.

  • Each page includes resources such as blogs, papers, and videos to develop your path.

 

 

OUR PHILOSOPHY

Awaken • Discover • Integrate

In Sanskrit, Bhāvanā describes a process of cultivation: the development of mental qualities such as imagination and awareness directed toward intentional change.

AWAKEN. With distinctions in perception and wisdom practices, we begin to experience our whole being as body, mind, and language. We envision openings beyond our reflexive selves.

DISCOVER. Through our unlearning process and inquiry into the nature of being, we discover and distinguish our inner world. We develop a foundation that invites possibilities beyond our past frames of reference.

INTEGRATE. Recognizing the nature of being and integrating wisdom practices, we discern experiences to cultivate an interdependent view of life. We embody and sustain new levels of awareness and action.

“Our philosophy is grounded in only half a language … the power of discourse is deployed but the strength of listening is ignored. We have a culture that knows how to speak but not how to listen; so we mistake warring monologues for genuine dialogue.”

—Gemma Corradi Fiumara, The Other Side of Language