Transform your Mind
with Prof. Shamti Ruiz
❗️Free class❗️
The Power to Transform Your Thoughts
Discover the potential of your mind, learn to recognize your thoughts, and transform them into a source of awareness, creativity, and well-being.
For thousands of years, wisdom traditions have explored the nature of the mind. Buddhism speaks of the “monkey mind,” restless and constantly changing, while the yogic tradition describes Kshipta, a state of an agitated and scattered mind.
Today, neuroscience and psychology offer us new perspectives on how our minds work, how our thoughts arise, and how they influence how we feel, interpret, and experience reality
In this class, you will learn to:
✅ Understand the difference between brain, mind, thought, and consciousness.
✅ Explore, in a simple and accessible way, how the mind works and what happens when it is agitated or calm.
✅ Identify repetitive thoughts, fantasies, interpretations, illusions, and justifications that shape our perception.
✅ Learn to observe the mind as an instrument, developing a more conscious relationship with your thoughts.
✅ Transform mental patterns and cultivate thoughts that foster inspiration, creativity, happiness, reconciliation, and inner clarity.
✅ Plant new ways of thinking that can enrich your personal, professional, and spiritual life.
An integrative experience bringing together neuroscience, transpersonal psychology, ancient wisdom, breathwork, and conscious movement, transforming the understanding of the mind into a practical experience of inner transformation.
📅 Sunday, September 20
🕙 10:00 a.m. PT
🇺🇸 Los Angeles: 10:00 a.m.
🇲🇽 Mexico City: 11:00 a.m.
🇬🇧 London: 6:00 p.m.
🇪🇸 Madrid: 7:00 p.m.
Prof. Shamti Ruiz Nambiar | @shamtiruiz
Psychotherapist in Transpersonal Psychology · Pneuma Breathwork® Facilitator
Her work explores the mind, emotions, and consciousness, integrating breathwork and the art of movement as pathways to self-knowledge and transformation.
Introductory class to Cartography of Consciousness, a program directed by Prof. Juan Ruiz Naupari.