The Open Awareness Resource Hub (OA Hub) was launched online by Jevon Dängeli on 27th November 2020. It includes hundreds of free resources (videos, podcasts, articles & more) to help people reduce stress and fear, while empowering them to achieve win-win-win results in all areas of life.
What is Open Awareness (OA)?
OA is an expansive perception that promotes a resourceful state and the following qualities:
Introspection– metacognitive awareness in which we can mindfully observe mental activities, emotions and somatic experience
Outrospection– heightened awareness of others and the ways that we relate to them, which cultivates empathy and compassion
Envirospection– broad awareness of the space around us which connects us to everything in the environment and the cosmos
Applied OA is naturally eco-logical – beneficial for you, others, and the world (win-win-win).
How can OA help you?
Fear and stress trigger tunnel awareness (TA), sparking the mind and body’s emergency defencemechanisms. Problems arise when TA is provoked unnecessarily, causing us to react negatively or destructively. If unresolved, high levels of fear or stress can result in serious health or relationship issues. By activating OA, we access a range of more positive, resourceful, and health-promoting responses that stimulate flow.
How can OA help groups & organizations?
The OA Integral Process enables groups to harness their collective consciousness and combined creativity to achieve eco-logical results. These outcomes are typically beneficial for all individuals in the group, including the group as a whole, and the broader population.
Jevon Dängeli completed the MSc programme in transpersonal psychology at Alef Trust, where he is the Transpersonal Coaching Psychology course leader. He has several coach related certifications and has been coaching professionally since 2002, as well as providing training and supervision for coaches. He is the author of nine training manuals in the field of coaching, Editor of the Transpersonal Coaching Psychology Journal, developer of the Jumi (judo mind) practice and co-founder of the Live Foundation, a non-profit whose mission is to create opportunities for positive change by providing free education and empowering resources to those who contribute their time and energy to humanitarian aid or environmental sustainability. Jevon is currently a PhD student with Alef Trust, researching how transpersonal coaching can be of value for post-traumatic growth.https://aleffield.org/my-profile/jevon-dangeli
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