Conflicts: Inside-Out? invites participants to pause and notice how the tensions we see in the world – social, political, interpersonal – become part of our emotional architecture. The session explores how fear, anger, loyalty or exhaustion mirror the conflicts we inhabit collectively, asking whether we can ever truly separate the “outer” world from the “inner” self.

Through meditative reflection, group dialogue and performative exploration, participants consider how inherited disagreements and divisions inform our identities, not as guilt or ideology, but as subtle conditioning. Can we disentangle who we are from the conflicts that have defined us?

The workshop offers a space for quiet recognition rather than resolution, turning the gaze inward to sense the afterlife of public conflict within personal feeling.

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