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29 - 31 Jan 2021 | The Self-Compassion Break with Karen Nebe

Updated: Feb 3, 2021


When we are kind to ourselves it is the gateway to re-connecting with trust and hope. When we are present and we feel our hearts open it actually feels like we’re coming home to who we truly are - to our deepest potential. Often the starting place for connecting with Spiritual Hope is through our presence with the suffering, the disappointments, with the great losses.


This is an invitation to PAUSE and come into stillness - to breathe deeply, meditate, move gently, declare yourself a

learner and immerse yourself in a creative process that will help you gain clarity on what is truly important to you.


Come and re-connect with your true essence. And most importantly, do this with self-compassion.

Self-Compassion - fierce, fearless compassion - with courage, curiosity and trust in basic goodness helps us to see possibilities we might not have otherwise imagined or ever thought possible. Research has shown that practicing mindful selfcompassion decreases stress, anxiety, depression and is essential to cultivating resilience and a more fulfilling life.


More About Creative Guiding


In a nurturing environment Karen gently nudges and steers the art-making. She draws on inspiration from nature and its elements, stories, poetry and other stimuli. The emphasis is

on the experience of creating, developing and reflecting through the artwork and not on the finished product. An invitation to let go of expectations and be curious about whatever emerges.

The Package Includes


2 nights accommodation, all fresh, healthy vegetarian meals, art materials, guided meditations, mindful movement and Creative Guiding PLUS one follow up coaching session after the retreat.


Sunday night accommodation is free and optional. Yoga is optional at R100 per class.


Dinner on Sunday evening is not included. The cottages are set up for self-catering with fridges.


Beverages from the restaurant are not included. (Coffees, teas, bottled water & sodas.)


ALCOHOL IS NOT ALLOWED ON THE RETREAT.


Personal Investment

R4900 per single cottage Or R3900 per person sharing

a cottage with an immediate family member.

Covid-19 protocol applies.

Book karen@karennebe.com +27 82 828 2028


Feedback From Some Previous Participants


“Karen, you are a generous, thoughtful person who led with humour, creativity, care and warmth. You gave us the freedom to explore and encouraged us onward. Thank you for an

opportunity not easily forgotten” ~ PT


“This was a gentle compassionate experience that I really have benefited from. I’ve realised how much my self words and judgement hurt my soul and how much kinder I can be to myself”. ~ SD


“Definitely a reminder to surrender, explore, be curious. If you are ready to explore the layers of your being-ness, I can highly recommend Karen’s retreats.” ~AVDM


“Excellent. Loved the mindfulness and centering techniques. Accessible, nourishing, well held, fantastic facilitator.” ~ MV


About Your Hosts


Karen Nebe

Karen Nebe is a Well-being Coach, Creative Guide and a Leadership Embodiment Coach & Professional Associate with 19 years of Corporate Retail, Marketing and Eventing experience.

Karen partners with clients to re-connect with their innate wisdom and cultivate a more resilient and resourceful way of being so that they may navigate constant change with more ease. In addition to individual coaching Karen designs bespoke workshops and retreats for private clients and leadership teams and has a special interest in compassionate & courageous leadership, health & wellness. Karen brings a presence to her coaching that is both compassionate and encouraging. This in conjunction with her sensitivity to all in a group creates an environment for all to explore and discover. Through conversations, mindful body practices and guided art processes Karen encourages her clients to lead with curiosity, courage, compassion and creativity.


Charmaine Horsburgh is a Yoga practitioner who met her teacher, Swami Venkatesananda of Rishikesh, India in the early 1970’s and began a lifelong journey of yoga study, practice and investigation. The culture of learning which Swamiji encouraged has led her to constantly be looking for ways to deepen and inform her own practice and teaching skills. Charmaine now incorporates the cutting edge postural alignment techniques of the Bowspring into the yoga classes that she offers. It has been her great good fortune to learn from, and keep on learning from, the co-founders of this beneficial system, Desi Springer and John Friend.

 

At Temenos we're always happy to host Retreats and Workshops, for more details contact Margaret

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