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Coming Together

We meet the other gender in our relationships, our families, at work, and in social settings. Our fore-mothers and fore-fathers knew how to navigate the differences. They knew what hurt, and what worked. They knew how to be, and what to say. They knew their power, and the effect they had on the other gender. 

Much of this knowledge, power, and wisdom was lost in the era of feminism. We found out that we can do almost everything that the other gender can do. We were told that we are all the same. Something though is not quite right. We feel it. We see the evidence of it in frustrated, bitter and confused relationships. 

In this course we remember how to thrive together. We remember the power of love and respect that lies in knowing the emotional differences of the genders.

We draw on many of the ancient traditions, as well as modern science to relearn the art of navigating our differences. We also know somewhere deep within the essence of our being, that a higher union in awakened consciousness is accessible to us.

You will receive new perspectives and tools on how to speak, act and be. You will be empowered to thrive and walk your highest calling in safety, and in honour. You will learn to walk tall as you are meant on Mother Earth.

‘A woman’s highest calling is to lead a man to his soul so as to unite him with Source. A man’s highest calling is to protect woman so she is free to walk the earth unharmed.’ ~ Cherokee Proverb

I regained at least some of my male strength and dignity and am very grateful for that. I also realised what kind of woman I would like to be with, while being aware that I need to do more work on myself to be ready for her. Women I used to think of as interesting are now bland and have lost their attraction. Dear Oona, thank you for these revelations. This was once again a fantastic course.
Anon, Germany

In these three days I have relived my life, seeing so many situations with completely new eyes. My perspective has changed. I wish I had known all this when I was young. 
Anon, UK