What Are You Becoming?

Most people focus on what they can do and achieve in life. They don’t often look at what they’re becoming as a human being.

Most people spend their time focused on what they’re doing with their life—their work, relationships, hobbies; where things are going. But there’s another dimension to it that mostly gets missed: what all of that is turning you into.

It’s possible to move forward in life and still feel like something is off. You can build something on the outside while something on the inside doesn’t quite line up. Over time, that gap can become painful and more and more difficult to live with.

This event takes a look at a simple but important question: What are you becoming through the way you’re living?

We’ll explore the following:

• The difference between moving forward in life and developing as a human being and the different nature of change that underlies each.

• How the direction of your life—and the choices you make about the kind of person you want to be—affect who you become over time, and

• What it begins to look like when a person becomes more settled and more fully human and what may open up from there.

This event is a chance to step back and see more clearly what direction your life is taking you in, and what you can do about it.

 This Event Is for You If:

• You’ve had a sense, at times, that something about your direction in life doesn’t quite add up

• You’ve noticed that so-called progress or success doesn’t always translate into feeling right within yourself

• You’re open to looking more honestly at what your life may be shaping you into

  
  

This Event Is Not for You If:

• You’re looking for quick answers or a clear formula to follow

• You’re not really questioning your current direction or how it’s affecting you

  
  

ABOUT THE HOSTS

RON PATTERSON

Ron has been on a wide-ranging spiritual journey for many years.  He believes spirituality integrates across the fabric of one's life from dealing with oneself to engaging with family, friends, work colleagues and helping others.  He has an insightful, engaging, and practical way of teaching, and resides in Toronto with his family.

EMY PAPASIDERIS

Emy believes that human life carries profound meaning and potential, and that going on a journey of refinement is a thank-you return to that which gave us life in the first place. Her passions include assisting others on their development journeys and expressing the majesty of the unseen forces that drive all life via art.