• Work confidently with the unexpected

• Respond ‘rationally’ with the ‘irrational’

• Make good choices in difficult situations

• Develop and deepen intuition both as an individual and part of a group

• Learn how to process and work with the unforeseen

• Make sense of the unfamiliar  

• Discover how individuals can be heard, valued and respected in the group dynamic 

• Learn the value of ‘mistakes’ and how they can be accepted and worked with as potentially interesting material

• Develop and encourage reciprocity (give-and-take) between individuals in a group situation

• Learn how to make brilliance possible without the burden of 'always having to get it right'

• Deepen and extend the experience of listening and hearing

• Learn about yourself and others without language

• Work with paradox and contradiction

• Enhance and deepen positive group and individual intention

• Creatively handle conflicting ideas

• Discover new meanings for individuality in a group setting

• Develop creativity and learn how to encourage it

Finally, why not just step off the beaten track –

“Genius means little more than the faculty of perceiving in an unhabitual way.” 

                                                                         WILLIAM BLAKE (1842-1910)