✅ Feel stuck
✅ Have tried other things but still feel frustrated
✅ Long for more trust and ease
✅ Feel the stress every day
✅ Can’t find a way to be both genuine and kind
✅ Are wearing a ‘mask’ to get along
✅ Fear there is no solution
✅ Wish you had the strength you don’t feel
✅ Can’t calm down
✅ Long for real joy
Those Around You Will Feel | You Will Feel |
---|---|
More relaxed and natural | More relaxed and natural |
That you’re more present | That you’re more present |
That you’re more reliable | That you’re more reliable |
That you’re more compassionate | That you’re more compassionate |
Deeply listened to | A better sense of timing |
More trust in your intuition | More willing to take a risk |
A Focus on Gratitude as the Driving Principle of Life — instead of focusing on all the challenges and difficulties of transformation, let’s discover the incredible tools we have built into us, and work from that basis towards authenticity, clarity, kindness and joy.
Compassion Training — throw out the “should” word and focus on tuning in and feeling what’s really going on. Once you can connect in, you won’t have to “try” to be compassionate.
Mindfulness — watching our passing sensations, thoughts and emotions gives us a little space in every moment to decide where we fit in. Then we naturally decide what needs to be done, and how best to do it.
Meditation — practicing getting to know our own experience — deeply and intimately — allows us real freedom. Sessions will commonly include some form of guided or silent meditation.
Contemplative Writing — Greg holds a Masters of Fine Arts in Nonfiction Creative Writing from one of the most prestigious writing programs in the world (The Iowa Writer’s Workshop). Through his own work with memoir, he’s discovered many gateways into the deeper parts of our lives using simple (and enjoyable) written exercises.
Mind-Body Training (Deep Somatics) — Greg has been a teacher of mudra space awareness since 2006, and has taught this direct and powerful Buddhist somatic practice around the world. It will take you beyond just your mental chatter and help you connect with strength, decisiveness and support you didn’t realize you had inside you.
Tibetan Buddhist wisdom — Greg translates otherwise esoteric teachings into everyday language and examples that you will understand. This timeless philosophy shows us how to roll with life’s punches with grace, presence, delight and power.
Meaningful Conversations — what it is about a living, breathing conversation with someone who’s really listening that helps lift us out of our stuck places and glide towards a new ways of seeing things? Greg has not only taught this kind of conversation the last 13 years — he embodies it, being there for you and your explorations in every conversation.
NOTE: this has been edited to protect client privacy.
first 30 minute session:
free, to assess if we’re compatible.
Greg Heffron has been a Buddhist and mindfulness teacher since 2004. He is the Executive Director of the Green Light Communication and teaches throughout North America and Europe. In 2006, he became a teacher of the somatic practice of Mudra Space Awareness — a gentle-yet-powerful practice of breaking through beneath the mental chatter to the peace within our direct experience.
“Through the years, I have been privileged to witness how effective these practices and techniques are — whether I’m teaching basic mindfulness to newcomers, or diving deep with advanced meditators and those in the helping professions. Everyone benefits.“
He has taught and coached across three continents, and in countries with cultures as diverse as Ukraine, Canada, Austria, Chile, United States, Switzerland, Poland and Holland.
“For me, it has been humbling and inspiring teaching across cultures, feeling each person’s uniqueness and our shared humanity. Regardless of who we are, we ALL struggle with disconnection, and we ALL long to feel connected.“
“In my own life, I have experienced a groundswell in my capacity to navigate life’s challenges, and feel more and more connected to myself — and to humanity as a whole.”