Landmark Forum in Singapore
Jun 7, 8, 9, 11, 2013 - Aug 2, 3, 4, 6, 2013 

I was introduced to the Landmark Forum by my husband’s colleague in June 2006. Leon’s colleague invited him to an evening session. Leon came home and shared that it was an interesting talk but he was not sure exactly what the Landmark Forum was. This aroused my curiosity and I requested that the next time he brings me along.

When there was another event back in June 2006, Leon’s colleague invited him and me to attend. During the evening session, I did not know exactly what the course was about either. But there was one thing I heard the leader, Rachel Davis said, that anything you want is possible. At that point in my life, all I wanted was to be the best parent to my two kids.

All my considerations came to play, yes it was all good, but would it work for me? How would anyone know what would happen in our future? What about some participants comments that sounded weird? What about these pushy people keep asking me to sign up? Well after all of that - I choose to take a risk. I registered and I felt excited and looked forward to the Landmark Forum.

On the last day of the Landmark Forum, they were talking about several distinctions and I had a major breakthrough. I could see that my behavior unknowingly had been governed by the folklore about sons ‘betraying’ their mothers after they find their partners. I was aghast that I was already preparing for this ‘betrayal”; and my son was at that time only one year old!

I really got to see how ridiculous that was. At the same time I could see the predictable future with my son if I would just cruise along in that path. No wonder I used to get so tired as I tried to being fair between my son and my daughter. In the Landmark Forum I got clear that I could and did have a choice in the matter. It was a magical moment where all at once I was forever free to express my love for my son as well.

The most valuable breakthrough for me after I did the Landmark Forum remained to be the freedom to being a working mom to my two kids. The occasional guilt and burden completely disappeared. The possibility of being a great mom for the kids and being successful in my career is real.

My favorite course in Landmark is the Advanced Course. Through this course, I am present to how special Landmark graduates and staff are. A community of people standing for each and every person being great and having our life work not just for ourselves but for others around us. This inspires me.

What inspires me to assist, be it leading an Introduction or sharing with a participant or our guests, is that I get present to my own transformation when the other party is left touched, moved and inspired. To put it simply, the opportunity to making a difference.

There is always so much energy and aliveness when I am in our centre, the Landmark Singapore Office, surrounded by Landmark graduates and staff people. The presence of love, peace, harmony for the world right now - and this is the world that my children are growing up into - never fail to touch, move and inspire me.

I love possibility ..

Download the brochures in pdf format:
Singapore Introduction Form
Singapore Landmark Advanced Course
Singapore Landmark Forum in Action Seminar Feb 2013
Landmark Singapore Creating Happiness Apr 2013

 

"What inspires me to assist, be it leading an Introduction or sharing with a participant or our guests, is that I get present to my own transformation when the other party is left touched, moved and inspired. To put it simply, the opportunity to making a difference."

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If I were to wish for anything, I should not wish for wealth and power, but for a passionate sense of what might be, for the eye, which ever young and ardent sees the possible. Pleasure disappoints, possibility never. And what wine is so sparkling, what so fragrant, what so intoxicating as possibility! Søren Kierkegaard.