with Ramona Rolle-Berg and Renée Rolle-Whatley

Saturday May 21, 2022

9:00 PDT | 12:00 EDT | 17:00 BST  |  18:00 CEST

2-hour session

A well-known wisdom teaching from de Saint-Exupéry’s The Little Prince mirrors what Vedic rishis, Sufi and Christian mystics alike have imparted for millennia: ‘It is only with the heart that one can see rightly. What is essential is invisible to the eye.’

How then do we perceive this unseen field of potential-filled guidance? And how, once aware of it, can we engage with it in a conscious and coherent way? That’s what researcher-clinicians and integrative medicine practitioners Ramona Rolle-Berg, Ph.D. and her sister, Renée Rolle-Whatley, Ph.D. will discuss using the results of their published and ongoing research about parental love.

Rolle-Berg and Rolle-Whatley suggest that experiencing parenting over time may eventually reveal the existence of a fundamental invisible awareness— a ubiquitous orthogenetic vibration acting upon humanity—guiding individuals towards heart-centered evolution.

The daily choices we make direct our lives. Choosing to actively parent is one such choice. As parents, we become more devoted, more loyal, and more humble. We transformation. Through the vehicle of active parenting, Rolle-Berg and Rolle-Whatley propose that egocentric perceptions give way. Over time, integration of new parenting behaviors evolves perceptions and ultimately, our heart’s capacity to love unconditionally.

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Ramona Rolle-Berg, Ph.D. describes herself as an intuitive, an integrative medicine practitioner-clinician, and scholar. Her clinical approach is based on healing through trust and compassion. With the aid of energetic and evidenced-based healing modalities, she promotes client-realized self-awareness growth and a reclaiming of self. As a scholar, she is focused on using CAQDAS (computer-assisted qualitative data analysis systems) to conceptually reveal deeper process-based relationships, grounded in data, exemplified by parental behaviors. Her original published research presented devotion as a process of change used by parents of Autistic children to both strengthen self-induced physical/psychological limitations and to reclaim life. She has a BS & MS in Engineering and PHD in Mind-Body medicine. With her sister, her current research explores how loyalty, devotion & humility interact to provide parents with life experiences that promote integration to higher levels of consciousness via non-judgmental compassion.

Renée Rolle-Whatley, Ph.D. takes a two-prong approach to health and wellness: as a practitioner-clinician, she provides intuitive guidance and evidence-based energetic-and integrative-modality supports for clients seeking mind-body-spirit healing and health care around chronic and/or long-term physical and emotional health challenges.  As a scholar she is focused on revealing the theoretical concepts and behavioral processes between physical and non-physical vibratory experiences of love through study of the lived experiences of parents that actively parent.  Her original published research presented relational loyalty as an underlying process adopted by parents towards individuated growth in self-acceptance and self-awareness. She has a BS & MS in Engineering and PHD in Mind-Body medicine. With her sister, her current work explores the intersection of self-awareness and self-acceptance as revealed thru the impact of non-judgmental compassion.