Da Vinci’s Muse

I attended a PAX seminar this last weekend after experiencing and getting excited about an introductory presentation made by Alison Armstrong about her PAX program. The title of the two-day seminar: Celebrating Men, Satisfying Women. I was satisfied!

I  decided to attend the seminar on this particular date, my wedding anniversary, as a way of  healing the final residue of a divorce of many years ago that still lingered with me. The forgiveness was complete at the end of the seminar both in relation to myself and to my ex-husband. Her material is not per say about forgiveness, but that was my purpose for going. Without giving away her secrets, I shall only say that it is not for everyone. And if it is not for you, they will refund you. Her approach is unique, original and practical. Once I give birth, so to speak, to the offerings of Da Vinci’s Muse on this site which will occur in June, 2009 in the form of four passages toward reclaiming the light and power of  womanhood and then making them available in August, 2009, I will certainly will  be signing up for other PAX programs for my own personal development.

The only one caveat is that I probably would have preferred less time devoted to the description and sales pitch of their other products and in the CD “The Amazing Development of Men” and they start with a premise in their written work that if altered, I think would make the material stronger. The workshop is a definite for women who want to grow as women. I am proud to be a supporter of the PAX programs! Their material is worth recognizing. I highly recommend the “Celebrating Love” CD. You may click on the The Amazing Development of Men image below for more information about all their programs or the PAX banner at the end of the left side column…

“Without a doubt, the past fifty years have yielded important advantages in terms of opportunities and choices for women in many arenas. However, another result of our cultural changes is an expectation that men and women are not only equal, but also, the same. Most women expect men to demonstrate traditionally feminine qualities, while women have adopted many masculine ways of being, thinking and acting.

These new expectations and behaviors cause conflict and confusion in all types of relationships. Women want men to be sensitive and emotional while remaining ambitious and protective. On the other hand, we all know successful, self-sufficient, independent women who have been dismayed to discover – and even more reluctant to admit – that they would actually enjoy a good, strong, dependable man. These conflicting desires and expectations have led to the confusion, disappointment and frustration many women feel toward men. Longing for peace and satisfaction ourselves, we began to wonder if there was an alternative for all relationships between women and men.”

Just click on the logo PAX, any of the images or links to get information about her programs. PAX celebrates Women and Men!