We believe in the power of uncommon wisdom to change lives.
Einstein famously said, "No problem can be solved from the same level of consciousness that created it."
We believe that what enables transformational shifts is a particular form of uncommon wisdom. That wisdom most often marries deep understanding with consummate skill and practical compassion.
Understanding seems to be born of exposure to great ideas and the intersection of that thought with the sharper edges of reality. This movement between theory and life allows for increasing capacities to make a certain kind of sense of the world around us and to widen our own repertoire of skills and capabilities.
Skill arises from years of practice and experience. We gain the ability to read situations and then to find the right interventions that will make a difference. Skill brings with it a certain economy. It is doing precisely the right thing at the best possible time. It sometimes involves acting and sometimes mere presence.
Compassion is often mistaken for something soft or weak. At its best, it is not. Authentic compassion seeks the best for others and therefore expects the best from them. Compassion requires not only a kind of empathy, but also a willingness to challenge and engage in ways that might be uncomfortable. It is the underlying kindness and good-will that makes this kind of sharper compassion so powerfully effective.
Einstein famously said, "No problem can be solved from the same level of consciousness that created it."
We believe that what enables transformational shifts is a particular form of uncommon wisdom. That wisdom most often marries deep understanding with consummate skill and practical compassion.
Understanding seems to be born of exposure to great ideas and the intersection of that thought with the sharper edges of reality. This movement between theory and life allows for increasing capacities to make a certain kind of sense of the world around us and to widen our own repertoire of skills and capabilities.
Skill arises from years of practice and experience. We gain the ability to read situations and then to find the right interventions that will make a difference. Skill brings with it a certain economy. It is doing precisely the right thing at the best possible time. It sometimes involves acting and sometimes mere presence.
Compassion is often mistaken for something soft or weak. At its best, it is not. Authentic compassion seeks the best for others and therefore expects the best from them. Compassion requires not only a kind of empathy, but also a willingness to challenge and engage in ways that might be uncomfortable. It is the underlying kindness and good-will that makes this kind of sharper compassion so powerfully effective.
THE WESLEY GROUP
17911 218th Ave NE
Woodinville, WA 98077
p: 425.647.6066
e: info@thewesleygroup.com
Woodinville, WA 98077
p: 425.647.6066
e: info@thewesleygroup.com
Our Principles
noun
the quality or state of being wise; knowledge of what is true or right coupled with just judgment as to action; sagacity, discernment, or insight.
