Name: Unconditional Love: It's not what you think
Start: 2026-01-19T14:00:00+08:00
Location: Jl. Pengosekan, Gianyar, Indonesia 80571, Bali

Unconditional Love: It’s not what you think
with Rick Smith
Date: Monday, January 19th
Time: 2pm - 4 pm
Place: Studio Wayan
Price: 250k Early Bird (until January 17th) | 300k Regular
MEGATIX: https://megatix.co.id/events/unconditional-love-its-not-what-you-think-JAN19

Unconditional Love: It’s not what you think
Love is unconditional. Life gives us conditions, so we can love them.
Thus, all experiences, including the “negative” ones, are treasure hunts into our own self-love. They don’t need to be fixed or changed, just welcomed with openness and tenderness.
Topics may include:
- Making friends with the noises in your head
- Dissolving your upper-limit ceiling
- Presence: What it isn’t, and how we can access it.
- How boundaries are essential in loving unconditionally
- The myth of deserving love
- Fear and desire as doorways into stillness and aliveness
This will be highly engaging, with large group discussion, movement, dyads and small groups.
Come take a vacation from working on yourself, and explore practical ways to bring gentleness and grace into all the apparent limitations of your life.

ABOUT THE FACILITATOR
Rick Smith has been a classroom teacher, an education consultant, and over the past twenty years, has spoken to over 100,000 people in fifteen countries on five continents.
His best-selling book Conscious Classroom Management has now sold over a quarter-million copies, and continues to touch the lives of teachers and their students.
Through years of working with students and then with teachers, Rick discovered simple principles for connection, aliveness, and kindness.
The same internal muscle that allows a teacher to stay calm in a chaotic classroom, and that allows her to see the best in her students, regardless of what they look or act like, is the same muscle that allows us to awaken, to lead, to stand up, and to move mountains in the world.
These principles and approaches are at the core in Rick’s current workshops and retreats. When he teaches and facilitates, he engages participants with humor, movement, and connection, offering practical ways for them to know and love themselves, and remember their own innocence, wholeness, and “enough-ness,” especially in all the tight corners of their inner and outer worlds.