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Advanced Courses
These advanced courses require some or all of our basic courses as prerequisites. Tuitions listed are applicable for courses taught in the San Francisco Bay Area only.
Touch and Look Course
Format: Lecture and Research Common Sensuality orSensuality Retreat
A six session hands-on laboratory course designed to give practical experience fromCommon Sensuality Course or Sensuality Retreat .
The course can be taken with or without a partner and will give tools to find out what pleases you sensually, what pleases your partner and how to communicate that information with each other in a winning way.
It is a safe, structured environment and instructors monitor and assist all exercises.
TLC Student Comments
Antonio Canova, Cupid and Psyche
Prerequisite Necessary
A two day descriptive course providing a revealing experience of the games women and men play, how the status of the female is obscured by social prejudice based on gender and what effect these assumptions have on males. This course illustrates the potential for a relationship of affinity and love how empowering beauty enhances the desirability of the beast.
B&B Student Comments
Charm School Intensive
Format: Lecture and Discussion
This course describes the conceptual communication game called hexing. It is a game in which every human being engages whether intentionally or unintentionally.
As most people are unaware that they are playing this game, this course reveals the history, techniques, structure and applications of hexing. It also demonstrates that the more one can control the game of hexing the more one has control over one's universe.
Charm School Student Comments
The Green Eyed Monster (G.E.M.)
Format: Lecture and Discussion
This two day course investigates the concepts of exclusive and shared, cooperative ownership, trust and betrayal, scarcity and surplus, jealousy and envy. It directs the students to more opportunistic viewpoints for handling all of these feelings, including successful attitudes for the acquisition of money.
GEM Student Comments
Come Together
Format: Lecture and Research
Come Together Student Comments
Georgia O'Keeffe, Grey Line with Black, Blue and Yellow (1923)
Group Assessment Program (G.A.P.)
During this course, the student will reside in a group living situation for a two-week period of time. This format offers the student opportunities to experience, the problems and challenges that arise in a community of individuals who share living quarters, specifically the societal viewpoints governing sex, time, money, and privacy. The student will be guided, invited, and encouraged to participate in as many group activities as scheduling permits.
Absolution
Tuition: $500 per hour, three hour minimum.
A one-to-one discussion between instructor and student in which the unlimited potential of human value and perfection are investigated. The dialogue continues until participants agree that they have thoroughly exhausted the subject.
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