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Calibrating your inner compass

Trilogos Training in Zurich

13.08.2018 | Michael Noah Weiss

“Where do we come from? Where are we going? Where do we stand?” These are questions that have always moved humankind. But how might we find answers to them?

The personality and consciousness training using the Trilogos®Method developed by Linda Vera Roethlisberger is based on intuition and perception training. Its goal is to unfold your individual potential to develop competence in being human.It is for this reason that the good life plays a central role in the Trilogos®Method – the next training of which will take place on June 2, 2018. Save the date!

Self-knowledge therefore plays a central role in the Trilogos Method. In this training, we explore and pursue the Socratic aphorism “Know thyself!” in a practical as well as theoretical way.

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