Rebekah Marler describes some of the "IT" she's experienced at Kayser Ridge AND Polarity Thinking at Kayser Ridge. Life is good...Thanks for the beautiful post for Cliff's Notes, Rebekah -- and for who you are. http://www.flickr.com//photos/xperienceit/sets/72157628130455030/show/ In March of 2010 I sat on a comfy red couch that could be considered center stage in Kayser Ridge's [...]
As part of her intensive 2-year Mastery-level certification training in Polarity Thinking, Allison Conte pulled together an amazing collection of people for a retreat/workshop – Applications of Polarity Thinking @ Kayser Ridge. I (Cliff Kayser) Co-facilitated this retreat with Allison, and our design included participants bringing a difficult or thorny issue from an organization system with [...]
I couldn't be there for this one, but Dawn and Linda Noble were there to hold down the Kayser Ridge fort -- in stellar fashion, apparently! See the pics here.
CAIRN ART! Yup, as if there weren't enough Cairns and pictures of Cairns around Kayser Ridge -- we are now fully stocked with Carin lamps and Cairn sculptures, thanks to the talent of Bill and Lori Gregory. Bill and Lori moved to Berkeley Springs from Florida in April of 2011, brining their passion for nature and [...]
It started with Michelle James, generative-emergent-creative-super-maven extraordinaire, who convened/recruited/whatever, six of some of the most generative emergent creative super-people I’ve just about ever met. These amazing specimens of human consciousness had just presented at the Creativity in Business Conference (http://creativity-conference.com/) in Georgetown, and came out for a much deserved chill out @ Kayser Ridge for a [...]
What happens when you match an amazing yogi/healer, a beautiful autumn weekend, Cara Boni's menu/mad cooking skills, an amazing group of people, and Kayser Ridge? Magic. http://www.flickr.com/photos/xperienceit/sets/72157627735465777/show/
Kayser Ridge has seen Jamie Whelton and his awesome parents on multiple occasions -- but not with the triplets, also known as Christopher, Alexander, and Charlotte! The pictures say it all! Link to Kayser Ridge on Facebook Cliff
One great example of tapping the tension of interdependent pairs is in the act of ROWING! So when a personal friend and professional colleague, Sally Collella, requested Kayser Ridge Retreat & Learning Center contribute a weekend at Kayser Ridge as part of a B-CC Crew fundraiser, which proudly represents B-CC High School as a leading competitor [...]
http://crossroadsolutionscoach.com/retreatexperience.html Good stuff! [Oh, and there's a great warning about the road leading up to Kayser Ridge! If you have a small car w/front-wheel drive -- best to park below and have someone with a mountain-ready vehicle shuttle you up!!] Cliff Kayser