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Living the good life

Trilogos Training in Zurich

10.04.2018 | Michael Noah Weiss

We humans – no matter what culture we come from or on which continent we live – have one thing in common: We all want to live well and be happy. Yet what does it take to get there? The personality and consciousness training using the Trilogos®Method developed by Linda Vera Roethlisberger is based on intuition and perception training.

The method focuses on turning your individual potential into human competence. Indeed, the philosopher Aristotle, going back many centuries before Christ, had already posited that we can achieve happiness and bliss by allowing our human dispositions to unfold and by aspiring towards personal maturation.

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!

Want to know more? Take a look at the agenda here!

 

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  • "Over the course of applying the Trilogos®Method, a person learns to fundamentally question himself and his environment"

    Michael Weiss from Oslo and Vienna (Norway/Austria), Philosopher, Assoc. Prof., Dr. phil.
    Spring 2008

  • «Linda Roethlisberger’s trilogical model is therefore in line with a tradition that goes back many centuries.»

    Wolfgang Herrmann (Germany), Goethe University Frankfurt, Univ.-Prof. Dr.
    Spring 2011

  • "The Trilogos®Method can thus contribute significantly to creating a precondition for a sustainable society: the ability to make decisions based on trust and empathy.”

    Roland Fischer (Austria), Alpen-Adria-University Vienna/Klagenfurt, Austria, Univ.-Prof. Dr.
    Fall 2010

  • "An increased trust from the patient is clear evidence of the suitability of the Trilogos®Method in practice.”

    Naritaka Fukazawa from Walluf (Germany), dentist and general practitioner, Dr. med. dent.
    Fall 2009

  • "The conscious use of non-local intelligence (intuition, connection, etc.) explains the successful change processes in thinking, feeling and acting."

    Karin Bliemel from Saarbrücken (Germany), psychotherapist, Dr. phil.
    Spring 2008