Do You Remember How to Play?
There was a time when play came naturally—where curiosity and courage went hand in hand, where the rules of the game unfolded as you went along, and the joy of discovery kept everything in motion. TIAMAT Tier 1 invites you back to that space: to explore, to create, and to connect in ways that transform how you move through life.
In this immersive training container, play becomes a practice of deep listening and bold action, a shared language where structure enables freedom, and every move holds the potential to shift the game. Here, we cultivate a kind of serious play—play that shapes how you show up, respond, and grow.
Across the weekend, you'll be taken across a flow of activities in improvisation, meditations and connection games to learn what our system of "Meta-maps":
Postures of Presence
How do I direct my attention, awareness and agency?
(Hsieh E., 2025)
Quadrants
How do I track where I'm coming from?
(Wilber K., 1995)
Map of Mind
How do I tag my experience?
(Henriques G., 2014)
When you leave, you won’t just carry the memory of what it felt like to play well—you’ll bring the ability to keep the game alive. Whether in moments of stillness or challenge, you’ll find yourself rooted in the flow of what’s possible, able to connect more fully with yourself and others.
Testimonials
"What often happens is that we perhaps realize something important in our lives but is actually disconnected from our daily experience because it's not embodied. Everything we did aimed to align the mind and body. So that the physical and mental aspects were in constant dialogue, thereby better communicating with the world and the people around. To reconnect with our human nature and communicate what one truly feels and what's happening, without any fear." -
Vojta Hlavacek, Host of Brain We Are Podcast
"When I returned to my space after the camp, emotions bubbled to the surface. I realized that a mirror had been placed in front of me during those two days so that could take a deeper look at what I had buried deep inside myself many years ago and had lost access to that part. AIl of the techniques learned, all of the conversations I was participating in during the weekend, allowed me to take a closer look at the deep-rooted pain within me and release a part of it. It was such a cleansing experience. That was not easy at all, but truly transformational."
