What becomes possible when we stay relational, even through disagreement? In this episode, Guy Sengstock introduces Circling - a structured practice of vulnerability, self-awareness and attentive listening that can deepen relationships and community connection. We explore synergy, dissonance, and how to be upset without becoming defensive or forgetting each other’s humanity. It's a refreshing conversation between two leaders about the sacredness of relating - and the unexpected third space that can emerge when we seek understanding together.
BIO
Guy Sengstock is the co-creator of Circling® and founder and co-owner of The Circling Institute. Since developing the practice in San Francisco in 1998, he has spent more than 25 years teaching individuals, groups, and organizations to notice and work with what is actually happening between people in real time.
His work brings together relational practice, embodied awareness, philosophy, and the art of genuine dialogue. Guy also hosts Circling DiaLogos on YouTube.
www.circlinginstitute.com
Self study courses:
https://circlinginstitute.com/self-study-programs/
Live courses:
https://circlinginstitute.com/programs/
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Created by Dévashi Shakti
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Dévashi Shakti is a leading pioneer of women's somatic nervous system wisdom, female embodiment, and is the empathic provocateur behind the Beyond P.S. Project. She is the creator of the first comprehensive female embodiment practice for women with Tigress® Yoga. Ask her about training in The Tigress Method and more. Join the email list at The Tigress Path website to hear about live in person events. Get in touch about customized 1:1 mentoring for women & couples for embodied transformation.
