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Aprender de la Abundancia natural: 15 al 18 de julio
Comenzamos el lunes a las 17h y acabamos el jueves a las 19h
El lunes por la tarde damos un gran paseo por todo el pueblo y antes de cenar hacemos una danzas
Martes, conservas, miércoles cocina, jueves semillas y huertas

Las Bondades del Plural: los grupos, colectivos. 19 al 21 Julio. Comenzamos el viernes a las 18h. Finalizamos el domingo a las 13h
Comprender los procesos y dinámicas que se crean al trabajar o vivir en grupo. Enfocarnos en las habilidades que necesitamos potenciar. Un punto de vista que nos permite contemplarnos desde nuestro interior, en lo colectivo.
Autoconstrucción y energía: 22 de julio al 25 de julio Comenzamos el lunes a las 17h y acabamos el jueves a las 13h
El lunes a la tarde damos un paseo por las energías renovables.
El martes vamos al bosque y los recursos de la madera,
Miércoles y jueves, la autoconstrucción, su imaginación y el proceso.

Conflictos… acoger la diversidad: 26 al 28 de julio Comenzamos el viernes a las 18h. Finalizamos el domingo a las 13h
Los conflictos como expresión de la diversidad y los limites de personas, grupos, proyectos. Gestionar conflictos nos invita a explorar el espacio emocional, recolocar/nos en este espacio y crear otras miradas para los conflictos.

Autogestión de los cuidados naturales: 29 de julio al 1 de agosto.
Comenzamos el lunes a las 9h y terminamos el jueves a las 13h
El lunes por la tarde Autogestión en la educación.
El martes todo el día con el pan y la pastelería el miércoles la botica natural, cremas y jabones, y el jueves la artesanía de la cerveza.

Procesos de cambio y transformación: Creatividad: 2 al 4 de agosto.
Comenzamos el viernes a las 17h y acabamos el domingo a las 16h
Abrir nuestro espacio interno a los procesos de cambio: un tema imprescindible en estos tiempos de “crisis”. Conocer, dejarnos fluir y crecer, dejarnos saber, imaginar, inventar y crear una realidad

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