Flow Game - Wall of Love

Video transcript: I absolutely loved the flow game conducted by Hari. First of all, I liked the ambiance and the energy of the venue. I liked the sincerity of the discussion amongst the participants. More than anything else, I liked the atmosphere where I was encouraged to discover myself. How did the session help me? The flow game suggested that the best way for me to spread my message is to be a teacher. I was thinking about it for a while. The validation was a pleasant corroboration. I would definitely recommend this session to a friend for three reasons. Number one, it's a great way to spend a Sunday. One gets to meet diverse people who are at various stages in their lives, and who knows what you may discover about yourself.

Video transcript: Hi. My name is Akshaya, and I have played the flow game with Hari a couple of times in different contexts. While I think the game is fascinating, its roots are really interesting, I think, for me, what makes the game work is the energy that Hari brings to the table and how he sort of leaves his ego out of it and intuits the group's needs. So, for instance, when we were doing the personal flow game, he was able to step back and let the participants dive deep because we already had a relationship, whereas in the organizational context, he was able to quickly intuit what the dynamics may be, and he was able to tap in and help us start asking the hard hitting questions that we may not have done otherwise. So thank you, Hari, for facilitating a session, which has us all starting to ask the right kind of questions and starting to really introspect to find answers.

Video transcript: Hi, I would like to share my amazing experience with Hari's flow game. This was my first. It was very thought provoking and made me think deeply on a lot of things. It was very interactive and very engaging. Throughout the session I learned a great deal and would highly recommend it to anybody who wishes to know themselves better and would like to have real conversations.

Video transcript: Hi, I am Visa Lakshi. I work at Anthea Montessori House of Children as a primary guide. Last week we got an opportunity to work under Mister Hari's facilitation. We played a game called the Flow Game. It was quite interesting because as a preparation for the game, we had to come prepared with a question. So before the game started itself, we started reflecting upon what our purpose was and what was driving us. In fact, the specific word that moved us was the the question that we had to come prepared with had to tremble us. And he gave a disclaimer in the beginning itself that at the end of the session we will be left with more questions than answers to reflect upon. And like he said, we did have a lot of questions. We wish we had more time to play the game and reflect further. So, looking forward to working more with him and learning a lot more. Thank you.

Video transcript: Hi, I'm Suchi, and I'm sharing my experience with the flow game that we recently played with Hari. You know, I'm one of the founders of Anthea Montessori, and we had invited Hari to do a flow game with the team. We were a team, large team of 25. And honestly, I was very skeptical in the beginning to wonder how this is going to work out, you know, given that we're a large team. And I was amazed at how seamless the whole, you know, process was. To me, what stood out as a most transformative experience was the way, you know, the scientific basis of the game and the cosmic basis of the game very seamlessly integrated with one another. I almost felt like the universe was helping me answer those very existential questions that I was grappling with in the beginning of the game. Honestly, I was just amazed at how, you know, how easily it flowed. And I can see why the name of the game is flow, because it truly took us from a very large, large philosophical view to something much more. A lot more clarity emerged by the end of the game. I mean, and strangely, while I'm saying a lot more clarity emerged, there was also this aspect of a lot of unrest also has now come. Now it's leading to so many more questions that I truly want to dig deeper into and sort of, you know, use as a tool going forward. I highly recommend this for organizations, you know, and I believe it takes a each one of us through a transformative journey on its own. So thank you, Hari, for facilitating this. You've been a fabulous facilitator, and I can't wait to have you back again at Anthea. Thank you.

Video transcript: Hi, everyone. My name is Shruti. I'm from Anthea Montessori House of Children. I feel really blessed and grateful to have attended the flow game workshop held by Hari sir recently at our school. It began very interestingly with a sort of quest holding a question which resonated with you in your life with regard to the organization and how it really made, you know, a sort of a difference. I mean, initially it got me very intrigued and I was curious what was coming up and I was surprised and how from one question it led me to another question and another question and it was unfolding very beautifully. And yeah, being a flow artist, it is beautiful to see that intuitive side of me being awakened. So I feel grateful again, thank you so much for introducing me to such a, a wonderful game which really opened up some amazing insights, not just professionally but personally too. Thank you so much.