*Hybrid Meeting
Online participants can engage in real-time interaction with the group during seminar sessions and participate in on-site archaeological visits via livestream broadcasting.

Live translation available.

The following day’s schedule and sightseeing group formations will then be discussed.

For the remainder of the seminar, we will visit the Delphi site and hold sessions in the seminar room, where we will conduct family constellations. Mythical constellations, guided by resonance, will address the curriculum. While the subject matter is substantial, time and space will be available for physical activity. 

Participants can engage in walks and utilize the schoolyard or lodgings for gymnastics, yoga, or other preferred exercises. Occasionally, participants who are exercise instructors or other skilled individuals offer to lead sessions. The specific offerings will be a pleasant surprise, depending on who attends and what they are willing to share. Regardless, time and space will be provided for participants to spend time outside the seminar room and the ancient site.

Delphi attracts millions of visitors annually and thousands lodge in the surrounding area. Consequently, the region near the ancient site has become a bustling tourist destination, crowded, with narrow, steep roads. However, we will experience Delphi in a unique way, exploring a part of Greece that retains a charm reminiscent of the previous century.

Interestingly, just an 11-minute drive from the ancient site lies a village that has remained of the beaten path. It is designated as a Greek cultural heritage site. The village features stone-paved roads and houses with traditional Greek color palettes: natural hues of green, beige, red, and blue. The architecture is traditional and diverse, spanning various historical periods. You’ll encounter everything from earth brick houses to stone dwellings constructed with local materials, and even see ancient Greek remnants integrated into newer walls, among other unexpected sights during our walks.

Village  life seems to have paused, offering a glimpse into a Greece untouched by globalization. The locals are hospitable, sharing delicious homemade meals, and the church bells chime on the hour. Every resident politely offers directions. Numerous paths lead to rural and natural environments, showcasing past agricultural practices. These ancient trails, walked on for millennia, connect to the sea and the Delphi ancient site, traversing forest areas and more.

Participants will have the chance to experience a beautiful Greek setting and immerse themselves in breathtaking natural scenery, while enjoying historical views.

We will be staying at a small lodging owned by Saphiro. Saphiro, originally from Delphi, was brought to Chrisso by her husband, who fell in love with her and eloped with her when she was just 17. With her beauty, grace, spirit, and intelligence, she built the family pension, which she now runs and offers to us. Staying there, we will experience authentic Greek family life and hospitality. When planning this course, we chose this lodging to provide a simple, clean, and comfortable experience, rather than a modern, luxurious one. Rooms include a fridge and private bathroom, although some bathrooms are shared between two rooms.The pension is not equipped with air conditioning, but the climate in Chrisso is pleasant. The mattresses are new, but traditional Greek, meaning they are firmer than many modern mattresses. If you have specific mattress concerns, please let us know, and we will explore possible solutions.

Walking distance between the lodgings and the seminar room is 5 minutes, so it’s not far away if you forgot your “hat” you can go back and get it no problem.

When I explored the possibility of holding the seminar in Chrisso, at the foot of Delphi (a place where the sea once reached its fields), I was surprised by the unique seminar space. It reflects a Greece before modernization. We will be using the former primary school of Chrisso, which closed due to the village’s declining population. 

The school, now empty, offers a beautiful and peaceful setting on the village’s edge. We will be surrounded by the sounds of birdsong. The schoolyard features an amphitheater where we can spend time outdoors. Two indoor spaces are available: one with air conditioning, which we will use if the weather is too hot, and the larger former school hall, which was also used for theater productions. This hall is bright, with views of the mountains on one side and the village and forest on the other. A spacious yard allows for breaks and physical activity to counteract the immobility of sitting.

The buffet will be located in a nearby corridor, providing easy access for refreshments. Smokers can step outside and still hear the seminar, depending on whether the windows are open.

Please note that this is not a modern, sleek, or sterile environment. It is a school that was abandoned a few years ago, so an atmosphere of quiet vacancy is present. However, the villagers have graciously offered us the space and have promised a thorough cleaning before our arrival. They will also bring and lay out their own carpets. They are genuinely delighted to welcome us to their village.

The school is a 5-minute walk from the lodgings, making it easy to retrieve any forgotten items.

The lodging package includes two meals per day: a late breakfast, typical of Greek custom and scheduled according to the course, and a late lunch/dinner.

Breakfast is served at the lodging where we are staying.

In the seminar room, coffee, water, and a variety of Greek herbal teas, collected from the wild, will be available. Minimal snacks will also be provided at the seminar buffet.

For our lunch/dinner meals, we will eat at Poppy’s, another remarkable village resident. She is a shepherd’s daughter, and all her kitchen creations are homemade, representing traditional Southern mainland Greek cuisine. You will have the opportunity to experience flavors that are disappearing as modernization and tourism erode the rich diversity of Greek traditional cooking.

Our seminars adhere to a vegetarian principle, and we minimize the use of refined sugars. Therefore, there will be very few sugary items offered at the buffet, breakfast, or dinner. Meat and fish will not be served as part of the standard meals. However, those who wish to have fish or meat as their main course can order it from Poppy for an additional charge. She prepares excellent meat dishes, particularly goat and sheep from the local area, which are exceptionally flavorful. She can also prepare grilled steaks and similar dishes. The kitchen and the food will be another highlight of this seminar.

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