est Graduates Today

The Human Potential Movement of the 1970’s was an era that many of us lived through, gained benefits from in our participation in the many courses, trainings and seminars that were offered, and has certainly influenced where we are today, but not unfortunately to the extent we had hoped.

We were more naïve then, more self-centered, and less powerful in our ability to effect change – yet we were more enthusiastic, more optimistic, and less jaded by our “life experience” .  Remember the enthusiasm we all felt after graduating from the est training that it was possible to have a world that worked for everyone?  In that regard, we are a unique group of people who understand what it means to be responsible for our lives and the reality we are creating, to get off a position to be able to create aliveness instead of more animosity – principles that are desperately needed in a world being pushed to the edge of disaster (environmental degradation, social injustice, financial crisis).  More than ever before the world needs our mature and responsible stewardship.

This is a reunion where est graduates will celebrate and acknowledge who we are and what we stand for. A reunion to create a space  to rekindle that spark, to learn from each other (what we have accomplished and what we have learned), and perhaps re-launch our selves on a trajectory that will be both contributory and personally satisfying.  Register now!

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Remember when we shared the dream of a transformed world that could work for everyone?

Transformational alumni are celebrating 40 years of working to make this a better world through! This reunion is for you and your guests! Would you like to know more? Hear graduates share how they have used their experience  to make a difference in the world.  Bring your own stories of making a difference. Be reunited with old friends,  share the joy of just getting together with folks who know how to celebrate. What a Christmas present for all of us. Remember how the roofs of buildings use to raise up, just because we all got together? (continue)