Facilitator/Elder Training

The Enso symbol at BEZA’s Zen Academy in Cape Town, South Africa, representing mindfulness, Zen meditation, and the journey toward spiritual awakening and wholeness.

Facilitator/Elder Training

The Enso symbol at BEZA’s Zen Academy in Cape Town, South Africa, representing mindfulness, Zen meditation, and the journey toward spiritual awakening and wholeness.

Facilitator/Elder Training

Committed students who have the calling to learn the art of facilitation are invited to delve more deeply into their path and begin to empower themselves to share BEZA’s Wisdom Teachings with others. At least 800hrs of learning and spiritual practice helps to clarify the call to become a BEZA Facilitator.

The facilitator track is a lifelong one which paves the way in becoming an Elder – a Wisdomkeeper. Wisdomkeepers hold the stories, ceremonies, and the elemental skills to restore harmony and wellbeing in their communities. These Elders embody presence, deep listening, encouragement, and faith. They are the conduits through whom the Other World communicates.

Within the BEZA sangha, grand and wise mothers and fathers have a valued purpose where their experience and insight is revered. Not ‘retired’, but rather ‘re-fired’, they take their raised seats in grace and service in support of a New Earth andhumanity’s youthful role in it.

Apprentice Gate

by application

Student Gate

by invitation