A couple holding hands and meditating together to heal their relationship

How is your relationship with your spouse right now?

Take a moment to rewind time. Remember the exact moment your heart fluttered just by meeting them? Remember the excitement, the deep connection, and what felt like the most beautiful time of your life? At Santa Clara Meditation, we believe that this happiness doesn’t have to be a thing of the past. It can absolutely begin again!

Due to the overwhelming and wonderful support of so many people, our previous Couples Healing Camp closed early. But we are thrilled to announce a brand new opportunity to reconnect, heal, and deeply understand your partner.

πŸ•οΈ Event Details: A New “Couples Healing Camp”

  • Date: October 25 (Sat) 2:00 PM – October 26 (Sun) 4:00 PM, 2014
  • Location: Education Center 1st Floor, 749-23 Sangwol-ro, Sangwol-myeon, Nonsan-si, Chungcheongnam-do
  • Tel: 041-731-1255~7 (Nonsan Center), 02-326-5211~2 (Seoul Office)

(Note: We will also be hosting the 4th (Nov 8–9) and 5th (Nov 29–30) 2-Day/1-Night ‘Self-Reflection: Mind Subtraction Open Course’ in November!)

πŸ” Uncovering the Root Cause of Conflict

Why do couples fight? Over time, we build up our own mental worlds, filled with personal frames, standards, and self-centered expectations. When our partner doesn’t fit into our specific mental frame, conflict arises.

Through earnest self-reflection, the Couples Healing Camp helps you find the actual root causes of the problems in your relationship and guides you to completely subtract those burdensome minds.

As a result, the minds that blamed, judged, and struggled with each other inside completely different mental worlds will disappear. By subtracting the minds formed by your own ‘self-centeredness,’ you will develop a great, expansive mind that accepts your partner exactly as they are.

This process allows the two separate minds of husband and wife to seamlessly become one. You will become a true couple who trusts, understands, communicates, and deeply cares for each other.

“A couple is only a couple when they are of one mind. A couple is only a couple when there is no ‘you’ and ‘I.’ A couple must not hold onto their own minds against each other. A couple must not fight. A couple must not place expectations on the other. A couple must soothe each other’s wounds.”

β€” From the poem “Couple” in Nature’s Flow (Written by Woo Myung)

If you are ready to let go of resentment and rebuild a relationship based on true harmony and unconditional understanding, we warmly invite you to explore the principles of Mind Subtraction. Rediscover your partner, and rediscover your joy! 🌿