Transform How You See the World - and Your Role in It.
Transform How You See the World - and Your Role in It.
Uncover the potential of your worldview to create lasting solutions for personal, community, and planetary wellbeing.
Shift perspectives. Create meaningful change.
The GEDS Worldview Dimension Course explores how beliefs, values, and mindsets shape sustainability and regeneration. Through mindfulness, self-reflection, and systems thinking, you will align personal growth with global transformation.
Discover how your perspective and actions can influence culture, reshape systems, and contribute to a thriving planet.
Key skills you will develop
Use systems thinking to understand the connections between human and ecological systems
Explore the relationship between science, spirituality, and sustainability for deeper insight
Develop mindfulness and inner resilience to navigate personal and collective transformation
Reconnect with nature and indigenous wisdom to build a regenerative worldview
Apply transformative learning techniques to create cultural and systemic change
Key questions explored in this course
How do our beliefs and worldviews shape the systems we live in?
What role does inner transformation play in creating a more sustainable world?
How can we integrate ancient wisdom and modern science to inform our decisions?
How can we cultivate hope, imagination, and resilience in times of crisis?
What practices can help us reconnect with nature and find meaning in our work?
Key skills you will develop
What vision will guide us to create coherent and inspiring projects?
How can groups make decisions effectively and resolve conflicts constructively?
How do we balance personal growth with collective responsibility in a shared endeavour?
How can we celebrate diversity and inclusion, even in moments of challenge?
How can creativity and the arts enrich sustainability efforts and deepen community bonds?
How can communities connect and collaborate across local and regional networks to create lasting impact?
The Worldview Dimension in Gaia’s 4D Framework
The Ecological Dimension integrates with ecological, social, and economic aspects to create a holistic approach to sustainability.
Worldview
Shift mindsets for a sustainable future.
Social
Strengthen collaboration and community bonds.
Economic
Foster equitable, resilient economies.
Ecological
Restore and regenerate natural systems.
Go beyond a single dimension.
Enrol in the full GEDS course to integrate all four dimensions and create systemic change.
Course details
Course Type:
Online with live sessions and reflective practices and robust didatic material
Price:
GBP 405
Duration:
10 weeks
Workload:
Approx. 10 hours per week
Structure:
Five modules covering theory and practical exercises
Facilitators:
Experienced leaders in mindfulness and systems thinking
Certificate:
Recognised certificate upon completion
Is this course for you?
This course is designed for changemakers who want to strengthen communities, lead with purpose, and drive meaningful change.
Visionaries committed to sustainability.
Educators exploring cultural and systemic studies.
Community leaders driving transformative initiatives.
Anyone passionate about fostering global wellbeing.
From Classroom to Community real results
In this online course, you will gain the understanding and skills to become a confident changemaker in social issues of sustainability.
The aim of this programme is to give you a better understanding of the true meaning of social equity and participatory action and to enable participants to apply transformative tools that align us with more resilient social systems. Our relationship with others is too dear to let it default to old domineering paradigms.
After completing this course, you will have learned practical and effective ways to create the change we all seek. Our distinct programme is your chance to learn about the different ways to participate in this (r)evolutionary shift in paradigms.
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In this online course, you will gain the understanding and skills to become a confident changemaker in social issues of sustainability.
What You will Explore
Modules:
Holistic Worldviews
Explore diverse perspectives and understand how our beliefs shape sustainable solutions.
Module 2
Reconnecting with Nature
Develop a deep connection with the natural world to inform and inspire your sustainability practices.
Module 3
Transformation of Consciousness
Engage in personal growth and mindfulness to become an effective change agent.
Module 4
Personal and Planetary Health
Understand the use of eco-friendly technologies and renewable energy sources to reduce environmental impact.
Module 5
Socially Engaged Spirituality
Integrate spiritual practices into your daily life to support social and ecological well-being.
Learn from Global Visionaries
Our facilitators bring deep experience in cultural transformation, systems thinking, and mindfulness, guiding you through personal and planetary growth.
Meet the facilitators
Gracelynn Lau
Self-identified as a settler of colour born and raised in British Hong Kong, Gracelynn Lau is a nature-based expressive arts therapist and community facilitator based in Canada. In 2005 Gracelynn began her master degree in worldview studies specializing in ecofeminist theology. The studies brought her to an inquiry into faith, ecological and personal healing.
After completing professional development training in horticultural therapy, certificates in applied mindfulness meditation specialist and in permaculture design, she moved to an ecovillage education center in Shawnigan Lake, BC for 5 years. She co-facilitated the Ecovillage Design Education Curriculum, sustainable wellness retreat, the Way of Councils, monthly women circle and became a certified trainer with Gaia Education in 2018. Currently a PhD candidate in Cultural Studies at Queen’s University, Gracelynn’s research takes her to dance at the crossroads of Indigenous-settler relations, collective trauma healing, expressive arts therapy and social change. Gracelynn is one of our Gaia Education certified trainers.
After completing professional development training in horticultural therapy, certificates in applied mindfulness meditation specialist and in permaculture design, she moved to an ecovillage education center in Shawnigan Lake, BC for 5 years. She co-facilitated the Ecovillage Design Education Curriculum, sustainable wellness retreat, the Way of Councils, monthly women circle and became a certified trainer with Gaia Education in 2018. Currently a PhD candidate in Cultural Studies at Queen’s University, Gracelynn’s research takes her to dance at the crossroads of Indigenous-settler relations, collective trauma healing, expressive arts therapy and social change. Gracelynn is one of our Gaia Education certified trainers.
Sascha Jenke
Sascha worked many years of his life in the field of planning and designing as an architect, landscape architect and the most time of this period as an urban planner in Rotterdam, Netherlands. He worked on projects on different scales from parcel size to whole city scale and beyond the designing aspect he became interested in a more holistic approach including economic and social aspects of planning.
While living in Rotterdam he discovered Kundalini Yoga and Karam Kriya (applied numerology) which changed his life significantly. He became a yoga teacher and a trainer for yoga teacher, a Karam Kriya consultant, Breathwalk instructor and Satnamrasayan healer. He began to combine these experiences and guided by the principles of life, expressed through Karam Kriya, he started exploring and developing a holistic sustainability approach, Sustainable Ecology. Since 2018 he is teaching Sustainable Ecology at the local university in an interdisciplinary context. Sascha is one of our Gaia Education Certified trainers.
While living in Rotterdam he discovered Kundalini Yoga and Karam Kriya (applied numerology) which changed his life significantly. He became a yoga teacher and a trainer for yoga teacher, a Karam Kriya consultant, Breathwalk instructor and Satnamrasayan healer. He began to combine these experiences and guided by the principles of life, expressed through Karam Kriya, he started exploring and developing a holistic sustainability approach, Sustainable Ecology. Since 2018 he is teaching Sustainable Ecology at the local university in an interdisciplinary context. Sascha is one of our Gaia Education Certified trainers.
Hear from our alumni
The integration of science, arts, philosophy, practical knowledge, and meditation in finding a holistic way to find balance and to engage others in cocreating the world that we want.
– S. B.
I am much more aware of others perspectives and our interconnectedness.
– C. E.
Being more observant to synchronicities - therefore seeing and understanding more signs, being more connected with myself and what I want to do.
– O. S.
Have questions? We’ve got answers.
No previous experience is required. All you need is a passion for community building and collaboration.
The course is designed to fit busy schedules with around 10 hours per week of flexible study. Though highly encouraged, Live Sessions are not mandatory and are recorded to be watched later.
Yes! The course provides hands-on tools you can apply immediately in your community.
No. This course is suitable for all levels, from beginners to advanced learners.
The course is designed to fit busy schedules with around 10 hours per week of flexible study. Though highly encouraged, Live Sessions are not mandatory and are recorded to be watched later.
Yes, participants who complete the course earn a recognised certificate from Gaia Education.
Your Questions Answered.
No. This course is suitable for all levels, from beginners to advanced learners.
The course is designed for approx. 10 hours per week, allowing flexibility for other commitments.
Yes, participants who complete the course earn a recognised certificate from Gaia Education.
A comprehensive programme covering four dimensions of sustainability: social, ecological, economic, and worldview.
No prior experience is required. This course is designed for both beginners and advanced learners. Whether you’re new to sustainability or looking to deepen your expertise, the course provides accessible and actionable content for everyone.
Entirely online with live sessions, group discussions, and self-paced assignments. You’ll have access to experienced facilitators, a supportive learning community, and rich resource materials.
Yes, each dimension can be taken as a standalone course, so if you are interested in specific dimensions, you can take them separately. Enrolling in the full course provides a holistic understanding of sustainability and is more cost-effective.
The Design Studio is the integration piece of the GEDS Full programme that you can join after complete the 4 Dimensions.
Participants have life-long access to the course material. Though the course has a defined length, participants can go back to the material any time after the course completion.
Have questions? We’ve got answers.
Do I need prior experience in social design?
No prior experience is required. An interest in sustainability and community building is beneficial.
How is this course delivered?
It’s delivered online with weekly live sessions for interaction and collaboration.
Will I receive a certificate?
Yes, upon successful completion, you’ll receive a certificate from Gaia Education.
What if I have limited time?
The course is designed for flexibility, requirig around 10 hours per week.
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