Michael Kass

quiet vision

3 month immersion into Vibrational Intelligence

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Lake Atitlán at dusk, a volcano dark against a pink sky

I’ve started to feel that there are non-linear possibilities and a much deeper wisdom available to us beyond what we can immediately see or explain.

Neil D., Executive Director
A view of green mountains framed by an arch of vines

Maybe you can relate

You've had moments where you knew something you couldn't have known. Sensed the right move before logic caught up. Felt the energy shift in a room before anyone spoke.

Maybe those moments are rare and you want them to be more reliable. Maybe they happen often and you want to go deeper. Maybe you've done a lot of inner work and sense there's a whole realm you haven't had access to yet.

Or maybe you came through a Deeper Knowing workshop and something opened up that you don't want to close.

Either way, something's calling.

Quiet Vision is for people who've caught a glimpse and want to explore what's possible. And it's for those who sense that the times we're in demand something beyond what conventional tools can provide.

The lake seen from the forest, far below through the trees

What this is

There are other ways of knowing available. Ways that become accessible when we get quiet enough to listen.

Humans have always done this: attuned to information beyond what the analytical mind can process. The practices have been around for a very long time. We just stopped using most of them.

Quiet Vision is a 3 Month Immersion to support the development and deepening of your capacity to listen, discern signal from noise, and trust what emerges. Together, in a small group, through practice that builds real capacity.

It’s wizard school for leaders, facilitators, and those who feel the call.

Quiet Vision supports you in developing and deepening five core capacities:

  • attunement
  • range
  • discernment
  • trust and action
  • tending

We build these capacities through three interwoven layers:

Self

Attuning to your own body, nervous system, and inner knowing. Learning to distinguish what's yours from what you've absorbed. We start by calibrating to the inner compass before tuning to wider frequencies.

Spirit

Accessing guidance beyond rational strategy through practices like The Library Method, breathwork, and active imagination. This is where range and discernment develop. We're both receiving more and learning to sort what comes through.

Community

We're not figuring this out alone. The cohort becomes the space for practicing trust and action, especially when the stakes are real and the analytical mind is screaming to override your knowing. That's where the group does its most important work.

Welcome.

Clouds over the volcano and the lake, seen past flowering trees

I've experienced a shift in how I see myself, my life, and my connection to something much larger. It has opened something to me that feels both grounding and expansive at the same time.

Neil D., Executive Director

Quiet Vision journey

A dirt path leading into the forest
Month 1Attunement & Tending

We build the foundation. You learn to attune to your own system: breath, body, the quality of your thinking. We spend time connecting with the Core Self and the vision that wants to live through you. You'll start developing tending practices to keep the channel clear. Community starts forming through shared practice.

By the end of the first month, you’ll be grounded in your own frequency and ready to explore further.

Month 2Range & Discernment

We go wider. We explore The Library Method, an imaginal space where you can access guidance that doesn't arrive through the analytical mind. Active imagination practices expand your range into territory you may have glimpsed but don't visit regularly. And we develop deeper discernment: what's signal, what's noise, what's yours, what belongs to the group.

Month 3Trust, Action, Integration

We bring it into your life. Real-time practice with situations you're facing. The group becomes the holding structure for trusting what you find and acting on it, especially when the stakes are high and the old default is to go back to strategy. This is where these practices stop being an occasional experience and become a reliable form of intelligence we can tend over time.

Every week brought a different insight, sometimes one I was looking for, but often one I didn't even know was there for me to grasp.

Babita P., Storyteller and Nonprofit Leader
A candle in a glass on a windowsill beside a young plant, the lake and mountains beyond

What becomes possible

Anxiety decreases. Sleep comes easier. Presence deepens in a way others can feel. Trust in your own yes and no grows.

Your system remembers what it already knows how to do.

Much of what becomes possible will surprise you (and me, as well!). This work has a strong element of emergence, revealing itself through the connections we build together.

The volcano rising over the lake on a clear day

As a result of this 12-week container, I feel more solid, more centered. Like my core has expanded out to include more of me. And as a result, I'm a more confident servant leader - with my work, with my family, with myself.

Mary C., Nonprofit Leader

This is for you if. . .

You recognize that conventional tools alone aren't sufficient for what you're navigating. Logic and strategy have their place, but they're not enough. You sense there are other ways of knowing available to you.

You're willing to practice. This isn't about consuming information or collecting tools. It's about showing up consistently, trying things that might feel unfamiliar, and bringing what you're learning into your actual life and work.

You can commit to yourself and to a cohort over the course of the program. The transformation happens through sustained practice and genuine connection with others on a similar path.

You have maturity. Regardless of your age, you've done meaningful inner work and recognize there's always more territory to explore.

You carry weight that matters. Maybe that's in an organization, a practice, a community, a family. You hold responsibility and navigate complexity. You want to do it from a deeper place.

You have some stability. Developing these capacities requires bandwidth. It's harder to attune to subtle signals when you're in survival mode.

I visualise the sphere around me and check in constantly with my core self to ask regularly - ‘does this align with my values’? I have found myself naturally and instinctually applying the tools when needed. Those blockages are turning into new openings and with that I am seeing everything with so much light.

Marium R., Mentor & Talent Manager

The details

Dates
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Sessions
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Between sessions
Dedicated Course Portal as well as a WhatsApp or Signal SpaceA space for asynchronous community connection, reflection, and support.
Attendance
I ask that participants miss no more than sessions. The group cohesion we build is part of what makes this work.

Michael Kass in a red beanie, smiling, outdoors

About the Facilitator

I've spent the last 15 years exploring what happens when people connect deeply with themselves, each other, and something larger. That exploration has taken a lot of forms: executive coaching, storytelling, breathwork, energy medicine, shamanic practices, earth-based wisdom.

Along the way, I've recognized that there's a point at which conventional development simply...stops. And that the practices capable of carrying us further have been available for a very long time.

Quiet Vision is an experiment in bringing them back.

My own journey has unfolded in iterative spirals. As a kid, I always sensed there was something more than what I was learning in school. I felt it most in the forest. Lost in the magic of a great story. Co-creating worlds on stage as an actor.

That sense eventually led me to leave the comfort of what I knew and dive into my own healing process. This program bridges what I've found to our day-to-day lives and work. It’s magical and mundane.

It's a response to the question: How do we meet the times?

Let's find out together.

FAQ

What if I can't attend all the live sessions?

Because this is a practice, community and connection centered experience, it’s preferable that you attend all sessions live. You must commit to attending 9 of the 12 gatherings. If you’ll need to miss more than that, this is not the right fit for you right now.

How do I know if I'm a good fit for this program?

If you feel curious, but unsure, let's connect! You can schedule a quick call at the bottom of the page.

What's the time commitment between sessions?

At least an hour per week for practice and journaling. That said, the more you put in, the more you’ll get out!

Is this recorded?

Yes, with permission of participants, sessions will be recorded for the group. There will also be a video and audio resource library of practices to refer to.

What if I've never done visualization practices like The Library Method?

No problem! Everything we’ll explore is designed to be accessible to newcomers as well as give seasoned practitioners invitations to greater depth in their work.

I've done breathwork before and found it too intense. Is that a problem?

That’s really common; you’re not alone. The approach we take to breathwork is trauma-informed, gentle and honors the wisdom of your body. We don’t force hyperventilation or intensity, but rather center connection with the breath.

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