The first LIA online symposium on the topic of “Overcoming fears and blockages” took place on March 6th. At the beginning of the year it became definitely clear that the planned 3-day symposium in Zurich could not take place due to the current Corona situation and had to be postponed to 2022. Since many had already reserved the date, the board decided at the January meeting to hold a 1-day online symposium. Monika Koller Schinca, the organizer of the event and member of the LIA board, gives you a brief review of the symposium here.
Monika, how was it even possible to put together such a great symposium in such a short time?
Monika:
I wasn’t alone, I had a great core team with Johannes Lauterbach and Martina Klug. Together we quickly developed ideas and developed the concept. The speakers we asked for all agreed and were enthusiastic. With Dr. Willem Lammers, Dr. We had competent speakers Suzanne von Blumenthal, Christin Aannerud, Karsten Blauel and Mathias Egger on board and so an exciting and interactive program was put together in a short time. But I have to admit that it was an intensive two months with everything there was to do. Luckily, my husband and I had a “good angel” at my side who gave me technically competent support in creating the website. Without him, this would not have been possible without the budget and in such a short time.
What were the highlights from your perspective?
Monika:
That’s very difficult for me to say. I think the mix of contributions was ideal. On the one hand there were the theoretical lectures, on the other hand there were the practical examples and the interactive exercises. There was something for everyone. Both for people who already knew Logosynthesis and for interested people who have never come into contact with this model. The lively moderation together with Ernst Aebi, the LIA President, as well as the contributions in the form of interviews meant that these 5 hours were never boring.
How many participants lasted “five” hours?
Monika:
The number of participants remained fairly constant throughout the entire symposium at around 280 people. Since I knew some of the participants had to leave early, new participants kept coming and the majority stayed the whole time. So I assume most people liked it
Can you give us some feedback from the participants?
Monika:
Very gladly. Here are some of the many feedbacks:
Thank you for the very enriching symposium! I feel encouraged to continue on the path I have chosen with Logosynthesis and to pass on Logosynthesis. THANK YOU to Willem for allowing the LS to come into the world through you!Great and encouraging insight into logosynthesis – many thanks to SwitzerlandThank you for the exciting symposium. Didn’t really know LS before. All of the content was enriching, connectable and made me curious!Thank you for the very successful and extremely inspiring symposium. It was a well-rounded, entertaining event and completely eliminated my latent reservations about online workshops.These hours were magical, thank you very much for these valuable, energetic inputs! I’ll stay tuned.
The symposium was recorded. How can I order the video?
Monika:
You can make a deposit into one of the LIA accounts and will then receive the link to the video from the LIA office by email.
CHF 25 to: IBAN CH45 0900 0000 6157 7754 9 or
Euro 22 an: IBAN CH93 0900 0000 9144 3076 1
Please note: Symposium video and your email address
BIC: POFICHBEXXX – Banken Clearing (BC): 9000
LIA – Logosynthesis International Association, CH-8032 Zurich
Postfinance, Mingerstrasse 20, CH-3030 Bern
What options are there to stay in touch with Logosynthesis?
Monika:
You can register in the Facebook group or on LinkedIn. In both groups you will receive important information, can discuss with others and your questions will be answered competently by experts.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/logosynthese
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/3140814/
From the LIA websiteyou will be taken to the list of current ones Seminarsand the list with the LIA Professionals. If you want to become part of the great Logosynthesis community, you will find it here is the registration form for membership in the LIA.
And what about the 3-day symposium 2022?
Monika:
The symposium will take place from June 6th to 8th. May 2022 in Zurich – if the Corona situation allows it, which we of course hope. Under the motto “Words free energy” we were able to get all the speakers scheduled for the new date and we will carry out the program as planned.
You can find all information and how to register for the event here
You will benefit from the early bird discount until October 31, 2021!
Dear Monika, thank you very much for the interview and good luck with the 2022 symposium!
Rita Meier / LIA Office