Schedule

The content of this program will be organized around six generative topic-principles. These topics, and some of the specific eastern and western concepts subsumed by them, are listed in the table below.

Principle	Focus	Some Concepts
Know	Establish genuine knowledge of self as the corner stone of decision making. Provide specific tools and perspectives to understand (abilities, temperament, habits) oneself and others.	Atma Vidhi Jungian Frameworks
Believe	Inspire a realization that we control far more of our destiny than we give ourselves credit for and provide a deep understanding of what motivates us.	Aham Brahmasmi Locus-of-Control Bounded Rationality
Act	Action matters more than the best of intentions and fulfillment is in the doing and not in the rewards.	Flow Karma Samskara
Connect	Review how the individual's work and the environment interact. Practice making connections between our own actions and the effects we see around us.	Systems Thinking Anusambandha
Grow	Understand the importance of recognizing landmarks in one’s life and utilizing continuous learning as a means to overcoming hurdles.	Personal Mastery Life-Stages Swamitvam
Serve	Recognize the importance of service and devotion in pursuing a ‘full’ life.	Good Work Dharma, Bhakti, Tyaga

The journey will have three legs. We will begin in the plains, in New Delhi, and make our way to iDiscoveri campus in the Himalayas - a natural getaway setting where people are more likely to think openly and creatively about themselves. We will continue onwards to Chandratal – a crystal clear lake at 14,500 ft. This will be followed by a week long travel-practicum where participants will undertake a journey, in groups, from the mountains down to the plains of central India.

The program begins in the last week of June 2005. Please see the registration section for details on dates and costs. Please plan your travel bookings NOW to avoid the summer rush and escalating prices.