GBMi (Gurmat based mindfulness intervention) courses
- Gurmat Therapy offers accredited training for “GBMi – Gurmat Based Mindfulness Intervention” for practitioners
- We offer a complete progress route from Right-mindfulness to transpersonal development & spiritual intelligence
- We believe that every human being is on their individual path of self-development, self-growth from actualisation towards self-realisation and finally self-sovereignty.
- We believe that human life is more than simply going to school, working, accumulating material objects simply to die and leave all that you have worked so hard for behind, normally to a jumble sale .
- We understand every life to be special, sacred and purposeful (even though one may have been conditioned not to realise this)
- We understand that optimum human health can be cultivated through right-mindfulness, emotional intelligence, spiritual intelligence, transpersonal growth and authenticity.
- We understand that the human body has an innate capacity to heal itself, provided certain conditions are met.
- We specialise in working with the whole person through the cultivation of optimum health (physical, mental and emotional) and at a transpersonal level incorporating self-growth, self-actualisation and self-realisation.
- We draw upon the wisdom of the world’s authentic spiritual traditions integrated with scientific developments in modern psychology and consciousness studies.
- We recognise the significant difference between “Right mindfulness” (SAMMA SATI) and “wrong mindfulness” (MICCHA SATI )which is also known as “mindfulness” in modern western psychology
- We recognise consciousness as the ground of being and its cultivation through self-inquiry (Khoj)
- GBMi – Gurmat Based Mindfulness Intervention courses and levels
General Gurmat based Mindfulness Intervention Syllabus
- Gurmat worldview
- Gurmat model of health
- Redefining human being
- Psychological instrument
- Nature of the mind
- Topology of meditation
- Meditation practices
- Process of transformation
- Psychophysiology
- Right mindfulness” (SAMMA SATI) and “wrong mindfulness” (MICCHA SATI )which is also known as “mindfulness” in modern western psychology.
- Contra Indications associated with meditation / mindfulness
- Dangers of McMindfulness
- The doorway to
- Polyvagal theory and Gurmat psychological model
- Chi Kung – Movement energy and breath
Personal Practice Maturation and Development
- Mapping
- ASC and MSC
- Developing your 8 week course content
- Progression route – continuing personal development
- Pre- enrolment assessment
- Pre start evaluation
- Mid-point evaluation
- Completion evaluation
Teaching Methodology, Training and Supervision
- Supervision
- Monitoring progress
- Personal practices
- Professional development
- Sangat and nature of group facilitation
- Health and safety
- Boundaries, ethics and guidelines
- Community building practices
- Working with individuals
- Developing Mindfulness Reteats
- Delivering Mindfulness Retreats
Gurmat GMBi – Level 1 Basic
Gurmat Based Right-Mindfulness Intervention
Gurmat Mindfulness Retreats
GT Integral Holistic Health Graduates
Ruth
Ashling
Francesca
Angie
Leoni
GT Approved Accredited Practitioners
Kulwant Kaur
Sharanjeet Kaur
Sonya Kaur
Gurvinder Kaur
Stephan Cauteu
Ruth
Ashling
Francesca
Angie
Leoni
Gurmat GMBi – Level 2 – EQ
Gurmat Based Right-Mindfulness Intervention integrated with experiential self-compassion
Metta Retreat
Tu Tara Retreat
Accredited practitioners
Pushpinder Kaur
Kulwant Kaur
Sonya Kaur
Sharanjeet Kaur
Self compassion, compassion Dya & Karuna
The nature of Dya (Compassion)
Dya and Karuna
Dya and Santokh in cultivating ethical living (Dharma)
Egoic compassion and transpersonal compassion
Process towards acceptance
Multidimensional aspects of Hukam
Hukam, acceptance and self compassion
“Five thieves” , psychophysiology and health
Cultivating self-compassion learning how to stop being so hard on yourself
Recognising and transforming difficult emotions
Transforming self criticism to self-motivation
how to transform difficult relationships, both old and new
Gentleness in mindfulness in everyday life
Gurmat therapy provides training in integrating self-compassion, compassion and karuna (transpersonal compassion) .
Gurmat GMBi – Level 3 – SQ
Gurmat Based Right-Mindfulness Intervention & Spiritual Intelligence (SQ)
Uncovering the Sacred, SQ – Retreat
Accredited practitioners
Pushpinder Kaur
Kulwant Kaur
Sonya Kaur
Gurvinder Kaur
Sharanjeet Kaur
Gurmat Transpersonal Psychotherapy
Gurmat Transpersonal Psychotherapy (GTP) is focused on personal and spiritual transformation and growth.The GTP approach acknowledges the transpersonal, “spiritual” dimension of life, and is grounded in mindfulness, transpersonal psychotherapy, positive psychology combined with the latest findings in psychology, health and well being.
The GTP is focused towards helping you discover your own answers to the deeper and meaning questions in life, questions about self clarification, overcoming limitations, healing trauma, or self-development and spiritually growth through psychotherapy combined with ancient wisdom tradition and contemplative practices such as mindfulness, meditation and compassion based approaches.
Whether you are new to this or have tried it before, here you can discover new ideas and practices, get help and encouragement, and find inspiration.
The sessions acknowledge the “spiritual” dimension within life and its importance to health, well being, self development, growth both at a personal and a transpersonal awareness.
The sessions are responsive to your individual needs, and normally offer powerful ground breaking transformative experiential learning, healing and empowerment grounded in Mindfulness (Present/Presence) and Transpersonal psychology, all designed to provide you with both the understanding and experience a deeper sense self, peace, joy, clarity and discover your authentic sacred self.
The sessions are designed to help empower you through self-knowledge, mindfulness and self-awareness. The session approach are based on seven perennial aspects essential for our transformation towards a harmonious, natural and spontaneous way of being .
Sessions may introduce techniques and understanding for the cultivation and deepening of different aspect through practice and discussion including:
Original face
Understanding and knowing the nature of our Mind,
Ethics beyond, ethics
Unveiling the sacred within & sacred vision
Emotional wisdom & intelligence, transforming destructive emotions
Spiritual Intelligence – SQ discovering meaning, wisdom and purpose
“Being” – Expression, happening, intention, creativity
Gurmat GMBi – Advanced – TP
Gurmat Based Right-Mindfulness Intervention & Transpersonal Development
Gurmat Retreats
Indigenious Sacred Ceremonies
Accredited Practitioners
Pushpinder Kaur
Kulwant Kaur
Sonya Kaur
Gurvinder Kaur
Spiritual emergencies and spiritual emergence
Mindfulness practices are foundational for the cultivation and emergence of authentic spirituality
Spiritual emergence is a natural opening and awakening experienced as a result of meditation, life crisis, systematic spiritual practices or through unexpected peak experiences.
While spiritual emergences can be contained within sangat (group meditation) and gently allow one to experience and embrace their natural connection to the transcendent space allowing profound levels of integration and consciousness.
Spiritual emergency can be an extremely disturbing and difficult process of egoic-dissolution leading to rapid and dramatic changes, accompanied with visions, powerful feelings, images, inner experiences, physical sensations and even external energies that can be frightening, overwhelming and challenging .
Gurmat therapy provides training in developing a supportive and integrative processes enabling a safe integration leading to deeper levels of awareness and connection to the Divine (Akal Purekh) Timeless Consciousness.