Webinar Series:  Witnessing the World in Me / And Me in the World

WILL BE OFFERED IN 2025 BEGINNING ON February 11th
​“Through a conscious individual practice and a We-practice, we can venture back to the unfelt and not experienced parts of the cultural experience. We can learn where our personal and collective limits lie, how to really experience challenging events, and thus be a real witness of our time.” (Thomas Hübl)
This webinar provides a means to learn and dive more deeply into GSW guided by senior students of Thomas Hübl who have been refining the practice since 2017.
Read about Global Social Witnessing

Webinar Specifics:

Witnessing ourselves, each other, and the world, this six-session webinar invites you to
a deeper dive into Global Social Witnessing. We will create a safe and emergent space
together, build capacity to bring witnessing consciousness to more of your life, and
deepen your intimacy and relatedness with events in the world. If you’re inspired to
take this journey, we’d love you to join us.
S​CHEDULE
  • Six, 2-hour sessions held on Zoom in English
  • Sessions will be on Tuesdays and will be held at 8PM CET, 2PM ET, 11am PT.  (Mar 11 & 18 sessions will be 7PM CEST)
  • Webinar dates are February 11, 18, 25,  and March 4, 11 and 18

TEACHERS
  • World Witnessing co-founders: Manda Johnson & Robert Buxbaum  

AFFORDABLE/INCLUSIVE FEE STRUCTURE
  • Supporter fee $300 USD.  If you can afford it, we appreciate your support in making the course available to all participants.
  • Standard fee $225 USD. ​
  • Fee based on affordability.                                                                                                                                                                                      We are committed to ensuring that social/economic location and circumstances are not obstacles to participating in Global Social Witnessing.  If the standard fee is not affordable for you, please contact us directly so we can make alternate arrangements.
  • Fee includes an optional individual coaching/support session in addition to 6 webinar sessions

HOW to REGISTER
​​In the webinar we will:​
​Practice and Develop important competencies used in GSW (and helpful in many other areas of life)
  • 3/4 Sync – Awareness of Physical, Emotional, Mental and Spiritual Moment to Moment experience
  • Transparent Communication
  • Attunement – To self, to others in the group, and to events in the world
  • Spaciousness and Presence (refining our ability to cultivate spaciousness and to be increasingly present with whatever arises in our experience)
  • Meeting/honouring our edges - (becoming increasingly conscious of the limits of our capacity to stay related to events in the world and the ways we manage overwhelm) 
Experience Global Social Witnessing practices in an increasingly coherent “We-space” during the course of the webinar and explore Principles of GSW Practice
  • ​Being with what is in the moment, without following the urge to “understand or interpret”
  • Including everything that arises during the practice as important to the process, not self-censoring
  • Sitting in a state of not knowing and allowing the unknown to reveal itself
  • Attuning to what others in the group share so their experiences extend and deepen our own
  • Experiencing the power of a coherent We-space as a living organism of which we are a part
  • Discovering personal resonance that creates a deeper intimacy and connection with the social fabric
  • Creating space in ourselves for those we reject, revealing new perspectives and understanding
  • Precision - the more precisely I can receive and attune to my relation/response to the place, event, collective issue, the more love and space arises – precision is love

Webinar Faculty

Manda Johnson and Robert Buxbaum are co-founders of the Pocket Project’s Global Social Witnessing Competence Centre and have worked to develop and refine GSW practice since 2017. They have co-created and co-facilitate two GSW Webinar series: Witnessing the World in Me/And Me in the World and The Art of Witnessing. Manda and Robert also co-founded www.World Witnessing.org and partner with the Pocket Project to support this and other Global Social Witnessing programs.

Manda facilitates groups of business executives in leadership development and works as a coach and somatic therapist. She has studied with Thomas Hubl since 2015, is a graduate of Thomas’ Hübl’s Timeless Wisdom and Pocket Project trainings, and a member of Thomas’ Core Group.

Robert is a certified coach, social activist and former executive leader of large-scale public and private organizations. He has studied with Thomas Hubl since 2015, is a graduate of Thomas’ Hübl’s Timeless Wisdom and Pocket Project trainings, a member of Thomas’ Core Group and part of his Assistant Team. 

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Testimonials

​“This work is crucial in our time. To fully feel what we do, what happens in the world is so much needed. Christine, Manda and Robert share profound knowledge, accumulated experience and their love for this work. Highly recommended!”
Christopher T.
“I am just very grateful and excited about what I have learned, discovered, experienced!”
Hanneke V.
“I got an idea of what the GSW practice is about and it motivated me to continue making experiences with it.  A great introductory "course" to GSW - I enjoyed the facilitation!”
Carina S.
“I loved the mixture of theory in the beginning and then the applied practice. This was very helpful to me.  I felt super safe and comfortable to speak and share "unfiltered" from my heart.”
 Angela V.
“I found this webinar series on introducing the Principles and Practices of Global Social Witnessing was a wonderful opportunity to get hands on practice of this new modality of interfacing, relating to and potentially impacting the wider social/global field. I found it extremely well put together, held with a high degree of integrity to the material by the three facilitators, with opportunity for learning, experiencing and relating within a small community of fellow learners.”
Wendy W.