Alchemy of Organization Development

Alchemy of Organization Development Our approach to Organization Development is entirely unique in tone, flow and style

its important to make some space for the quiet amidst the chaos..
21/05/2026

its important to make some space for the quiet amidst the chaos..

thats a complete story..
17/05/2026

thats a complete story..

how much this resonated with me and the values we live by at    Many times when we help we do not really serve.Serving i...
16/05/2026

how much this resonated with me and the values we live by at

Many times when we help we do not really serve.
Serving is also different from fixing.

Seeing yourself as a fixer may cause you to see brokenness everywhere, to sit in judgment of life itself. When we fix others, we may not see their hidden wholeness or trust the integrity of the life in them. Fixers trust their own expertise.

Helping, fixing, and serving represent three different ways of seeing life. When you help, you see life as weak. When you fix, you see life as broken. When you serve, you see life as whole.

When we serve, we see the unborn wholeness in others; we collaborate with it and strengthen it. Others may then be able to see their wholeness for themselves for the first time.

Fixing and helping may be the work of the ego, and service the work of the soul.
~•• Rachel Naomi Remen


Jung’s central discovery was simple and unsettling: what you refuse to look at does not disappear. It grows stronger.Mos...
15/05/2026

Jung’s central discovery was simple and unsettling: what you refuse to look at does not disappear. It grows stronger.

Most people manage their inner world by ignoring it. They suppress what feels too dark, push down what makes them uncomfortable, and call it moving on. Jung is saying this has a cost.

When you reject the unconscious, you do not neutralize it. You simply make it invisible to yourself. And what operates in the dark, outside your awareness, cannot be examined or challenged. It acts on its own. Through emotional reactions that feel too large for the situation. Through patterns you cannot stop repeating. Through the self-sabotage that arrives right when something good is within reach.

The more you deny it, the more power it accumulates.

The woman in the painting holds the mask and looks directly at it. That is the entire prescription. Not to destroy what is hidden. Not to be ashamed of it. Simply to see it.

The unconscious does not want to ruin you. It wants to be acknowledged. When it is not, it finds other ways to make itself known.

(from Pyramid Consciousness)

life is not a destination, its a journey.. ones got to keep learning the ropes..
14/05/2026

life is not a destination, its a journey.. ones got to keep learning the ropes..

thought munchiebetter experienced, even if for a few moments, than thought about.. so should i call it experience munchi...
13/05/2026

thought munchie

better experienced, even if for a few moments, than thought about.. so should i call it experience munchie? 😊

Emotions are part of our experience.They are not who we are.In moments of intensity - irritation, anxiety, hurt - the ps...
12/05/2026

Emotions are part of our experience.
They are not who we are.
In moments of intensity - irritation, anxiety, hurt - the psyche organises itself quickly around what is being felt. Perception narrows, interpretations take shape, and the internal begins to feel like an accurate reading of the external.
This is part of how we are wired.
In leadership, such moments are not uncommon. Triggers are part of the landscape - in interactions, decisions, and the demands of the role.
What becomes important is the capacity to remain in contact with oneself while the emotion is present.
In the work I do with leaders, this often becomes visible in small, ordinary moments - a reaction that rises quickly, a conclusion that feels certain, a shift in how another person is perceived.
When there is some ability to stay with oneself in these moments, there is also a broader awareness of what is happening internally and externally.
This is one way in which emotional intelligence develops - through a different relationship with one’s own emotional experience. It allows for clearer thinking, a more balanced reading of situations, and responses that are less shaped by immediate reaction.Over time, this supports a way of engaging that carries more steadiness and less bias.

“The capacity to think is born out of the capacity to tolerate frustration.”
~••Wilfred Bion

A common assumtion is that growth comes from doing more - learning more, adding more, moving forward.In many situations,...
11/05/2026

A common assumtion is that growth comes from doing more - learning more, adding more, moving forward.
In many situations, that is useful.

But there are times when what is needed is a clearer understanding of what is already shaping our responses - not more.

*Avoidance plays a role*. It keeps us away from what feels uncomfortable or unfamiliar.
Over time, it can also narrow what we are able to see - influencing how we interpret situations, how we respond, and what options we recognise as available.
In coaching, much of the work is in helping clients bring attention to what they may be overlooking or moving past too quickly.
These are not always obvious. They show up in how decisions are made, how conversations are approached and what is left unsaid.
When this comes into view with some clarity, there is usually a shift in how a situation is engaged with.
Over time, that begins to change how one shows up - with more steadiness and more considered choice.
all this becomes possible only with coach presence..how many portals she has accessed herself that she was scared to..

“The success of an intervention depends on the interior condition of the intervenor.”
~••Otto Scharmer

pic and quote Teal Swan

Much of our behaviour runs on familiar neural and psychological patterns.The work is to make these visible because what ...
08/05/2026

Much of our behaviour runs on familiar neural and psychological patterns.

The work is to make these visible because what is seen can be shifted, and what is unseen continues to repeat.

Coaching often begins with helping clients see the patterns they are repeating in behaviour, in how they think, interpret and respond.
Once a pattern is seen, it can be questioned. And from there, a range of possible responses expands.

“For ages you have come and gonecourting this delusion.“For ages you have run from the painand forfeited the ecstasy.So ...
03/05/2026

“For ages you have come and gone
courting this delusion.
“For ages you have run from the pain
and forfeited the ecstasy.
So come, return to the root of the root
of your own soul.”
~••Rumi

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