… *Be present with yourself and others, creating an interpersonal dynamic that provides safety and love. *Feel confident when reaching out to meet someone new. *Effortlessly create fun and easy connections with people. *Create conversations that flow easily and naturally. *Be your authentic self and let others truly see you.   Join this experiential Meetup and you'll be on your way to more Intimacy and love in your life! For more information about the Human Awareness Institute our website address …

… heung/    Professional Workshops we may offer to members: (some for a professional fee and some for free) -The Art of Happiness: How to become happier and more positive -Stress Management -Effective Communication Skills -Public Speaking Skills -Interpersonal Relationship Skills -Conflict Management Skills -Counseling -Peer Counseling/Advising -Hypnois -Self Hypnosis -Yoga -Meditation Other topics TBA   Some healthy and fun activities, classes or events we may offer to members: (some free and som …

… Meditation is supported by the energetic fabric and rhythm of a body of water ... especially one as large and consummate as the Pacific Ocean.Micro-Description ...Upon meeting aboard the sailboat, the group will review safety considerations, after which novice meditators and non-meditators, if they request, will be given 3-minute introduction to a timeless meditation technique (of Taoist / Hindu lineage). Thereafter we will promptly motor through the marina and past the breakwall to the ocean. W …

… * We try  Offer: 4-10 different outdoor/indoor/seminar fitness/ social/ personal self improvement/ cooking/nutrition events per month. All events are geared towards improving ones social, emotional and physical health. What you get: Hang out with cool people, while getting in shape, feeling great, and having fun Walk/run/hike/blade/Yoga. Experience the Power of GROUP MOTIVATION! Challenge yourself or just get out at SF/Peninsula parks, places and landmarks. Healthy Cooking Classes as well! …

… RSVPing to any event on here is acknowledging your healthy enough to participate and assuming ALL responsibility for your own safety and health. We assume absolutely NO responsibility for loss, injury or incidents incurred at any event or meet posted on this site. RSVP policy: We have a group of long time friends and die hards so we don't have too many flakes, at the same time we don't go out of my way to keep attendance! *Please carefully check each event description you choose to RSVP for, …

… Get-Your-Climb-On promotes safe rock climbing through informational meetups that expose members to new safety concepts and techniques. GYCO members, organizers or “Ambassadors of Fun” are constantly learning from others and happily sharing their knowledge. And most of all, we get out and climb or hike or hang out! As a member you will be able to check activities on this website, and create your own trips/events.  Note that all trips should be for GYCO by GYCO, and self powered. People-Powered Pr …

… Our number one priority is always safety - no hiker left behind, no unsafe actions, nothing but a 100% totally supportive environment. For all hikes please bring the following items: 1) Proper clothing, particularly foot wear.  For your own safety please don't wear sandals or flip flops on any hikes.  Trail shoes, hiking boots, and in some cases good quality sneakers (but generally trail shoes or boots are highly recommended) will ensure you're a lot more comfortable and safe.  Hats will also …

… Not big into rules, so just have a few simple requests: 1) Pace of Play; keep up with group in front of us. i.e. sometimes you gotta pick up the ball after 8 or so tries if it's crowded on the course.  2)Safety; let the person whose ball is farthest away hit first and stay behind unit that person has hit. 3) RSVP Etiquette; please show up if you RSVP "Yes".  If you cannot make it, change your RSVP to "No" or send an email & call the course if it's the day of play before you realize you cannot ma …

… Your health, safety, fun and enrichment are why we exist. Join us in Nepal, India, Vietnam, Palestine, Turkey, Colombia, Nicaragua and more. Our host club is in Seattle, with chapters in San Francisco, New York, NYC, Chicago.

… Each person who signs up for an event is responsible for their own safety. It is each hiker's responsibility to ensure that they are sufficiently prepared, fit and healthy to participate in the event. You are expected to bring sufficient water, food, and appropriate clothing, as well as first aid and any other necessary equipment. Hike organizers make no warranties about the quality, safety, or supervision of these activities. By signing for an event, you are accepting all the rules of the e …