Eish Shaok Schools

Genoa

Genoa / Italy

Lessons: every tuesday

Ceriale

Ceriale / Italy

Lessons: every thursday

Milan

Milan / Italy

Lessons: every monday

Vicenza

Vicenza / Italy

Lessons: fortnightly lessons

Bologna

Bologna / Italy

Lessons: every tuesday

Rome

Rome / Italy

Lessons: fortnightly lessons

Livorno

Livorno / Italy

Lessons: fortnightly lessons

Bremen

Bremen / Germany

Lessons: monthly seminar

Brussels

Brussels / Belgium

Lessons: monthly seminar

Brunswick

Brunswick / Germany

Lessons: regular seminars

Set your priorities

Everyone carries universal values within themselves, keywords that open up deep emotions and memories of entire incarnations. Brotherhood, friendship, devotion, honor, loyalty, respect… However, there is one particular thing that makes us different from others, that creates profound alliances and also has the power to generate harsh conflicts, to put an end to long relationships.…

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Beauty

It is truly impossible to deeply understand something or someone if you don’t perceive the beauty it carries within. Whether it emanates through its vulnerabilities or its pain, whether it radiates from the eyes or the smile, whether it is aware of it, whether it’s an ally or an enemy… it doesn’t matter. Putting one’s…

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The spiritual Path

The journey we undertake to know ourselves encompasses everything, it excludes nothing, no situation, event, or person. It is a path that cannot be confined solely to the interior, it quickly becomes a way of life, a way of being, a deep immersion in the flow of events. Everything that happens at a certain moment…

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The pain of others

Do not let the wounds and pain of others drag you onto a path that is not yours. It may seem natural to be swept away by those waves, to follow their current, but sooner or later you will realize that it is not worth it, that this is not who you are. When you…

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When you look at others’ faults

Many people passionately engage in searching for faults and shortcomings in the lives of others. Their heart, mind, and even their body assume a posture that reflects distrust, suspicion, and enjoyment in discovering that others are also fragile, far from perfection. Whether it’s famous personalities, friends, or relatives, they lower everyone to their level and…

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The Monk and the Mystics

A monk had an appointment with God. Along the way, he met another mystic who was meditating with utmost seriousness. The monk then, interrupting the other’s practices, made him this proposal: “I am going to the Divinity. Do you want me to talk to her about you? Do you have anything to ask?” The mystic…

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