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What is the Southeast Module and where does it come from?

The Southeast Module is focused on tools and modalities for designing your ideal lifestyle and for manifesting into your life that will support you to thrive and make the biggest positive difference you can.

Our Lifestyle Design and Visioning-&-Manifesting tools come from decades of research, study, application, and the achievement of tangible results.

Why is this an important part of Kalapa?

It's challenging to make the difference you want to make if you are not thriving. It's challenging to thrive if your physical environment does not support you. 

This is an opportunity to manifest those things that will most support you in living your ideal life. 

This is one of our 8 Core Modules for Changemakers, to support you in being the most powerful agent of change you can be.

What can I use it for?

Our Lifestyle Design and Visioning-&-Manifesting Tools will help you:

• Overcome mental blocks to calling in the things you need in your life,

• Learn specific tools, processes, and modalities to design your ideal life and manifest the things you need to thrive and to make the biggest positive difference you can!

About the presenters:

Alan Rafael Seid ("Rafa") works with Changemakers who struggle with how to make a bigger difference and manifest their vision. 

He is known internationally as an engaging speaker, presenter, facilitator, and coach. He has thousands of online subscribers and followers as well as clients on every continent except Antarctica.

One of Alan’s driving motivators has been helping humanity deal constructively with global-scale issues such as climate change and species extinction.

Since 1994, he has made a career of learning, integrating, and teaching some of the most powerful tools and modalities for living in harmony within ourselves, with each other, and with the planet.

Alan began studying Ken Wilber's Integral Framework in 2000 and attended Integral Institute's "Integral Ecology and Sustainability Seminar" in 2004.

Alan is also a Certified Trainer in Marshall Rosenberg's process Nonviolent Communication (NVC), and has worked with individuals, couples, and families, as well as with clients in the academic, nonprofit, government, and business sectors. 

Alan's former clients include Antioch University Seattle, University of Washington Business School, and the US Environmental Protection Agency. 

Pre-pandemic he spoke at the United Nations conference titled Unlocking Your Emotions to Achieve the Sustainable Development Goals.

Alan is the author of several forthcoming books, including one on communication skills for resolving conflicts.

Alan also holds a certificate in Permaculture Design, which he practices in the foothills of Washington State’s North Cascade Mountains, USA, where he lives in community.

Tess Burke works with leaders who recognize that their communication skills are limiting them, and teaches them how to consistently access collaboration and facilitate mutually beneficial outcomes with others.

Tess holds a degree in Symbolic Systems, a Certificate in Permaculture Design, and is a Certified Trainer with the Center for Nonviolent Communication. She lives in intentional community.

She has been studying the works of Ken Wilber for several years and has studied with David Deida, Alan Rafael Seid, Wes Taylor, and other teachers of Integral Theory.

More about Kalapa

Kalapa is a word from Sanskrit that means unit or bundle.

Kalapa is a school, a community, and a curriculum.

Kalapa was founded as an integrated bundle of Best Practices for Changemakers, Evolutionaries, Cultural Creatives, and Positive Change Agents. 

Specifically, it's an empowerment curriculum and developmental pathway for Positive Change Agents — defined as people committed to their own growth and development as well as to being part of the solution rather than the problem. In other words, leaving the world a better place than they found it. 

We think Positive Change Agents need 5 things: Mindsets, Tools, Skills, Resources, and Community. 

The Kalapa Curriculum is comprised of 8 modules, organized along the directions of the compass — North, South, East, West, and the Corners. 

Each module is comprised of a Core Competency (something people can get better at) as well as one or more Best Practices (tools, processes, methodologies, or modalities). 

Each module also has its own version of the Big 5: Mindsets, Tools, Skills, Resources, and Community. 

We produce online educational content, short classes, long workshops, and events.

Learn more at theKalapa.com.

Our curriculum at Kalapa:

This class will focus on our Southeast Module.
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