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  • Phenomenology, Existentialism and Process Work
    Ashutosh Bhupatkar

    To understand a discipline, you must know its history. Process Work is a discipline, in the way it follows a particular paradigm, it has boundaries and it is inculcated through learning and internship. There is an apparent absence of theory perplexing interns and new members. Many members after years of experience still look for a basis of process work in this or that framework. Some look at ancient Indian treatises on Yoga to discover a link...

  • Towards Holistic Education
    Farah Khan and Reva Malik

    This paper is a sharing of our experience and understanding of education and process work for close to two decades. We are fortunate to have been a part of an education system where process work has been an integral part. It was an experience for us that opened up a whole new world of connecting dots, seeing perspectives, and getting a better understanding of ourselves as well as a better understanding of the human phenomena.

  • Worlds of Difference
    Padmavati Rao

    The paper proposes to delve into the process of learning, creating and doing theatre while dealing with and acknowledging and bringing to the fore the suppressed drama within.

  • My Explorations: Process Work Through A Spiritual Lens
    Geeta Kumar

    ‘Who am I’ is an existential question that humans continuously grapple with at different stages of life. The ultimate universal search for that one Truth, for harmony, for freedom from pain and sorrows, for absolute bliss takes different forms. To seek answers to questions such as Why am I the way I am, why is the world the way it is, some look for answers in the external, while some take the journey inward.