Jayesh Jonathan Feldman

Staff

  • Nationality: American
  • Born in: 1974
My goal is to help people to relax, feel welcome and happy. In my workshops I use theater, emotional release, and exercises in which they can take steps to find out what it is that fulfills them.

When I arrived at the OSHO Humaniversity in 2005, I was determined to change my life. I wanted to let go of the judgments that always kept me at a safe distance from fulfilling relationships and romance in my life. I sensed that the Humaniversity had both the energy and the support that I needed to change. This has been true, but what surprised me was the level of clarity and warmth of everyone here. I came to see that this was not only an institute of therapy, but also a community where care and honesty are the norm. I decided to make this my home.

My personal goal is to become the most loving therapist and human being that I can become.

I studied at Harvard University and later I moved into personal growth by participating in workshops in California. Over the years I have done many different things - from working as a bicycle mechanic, to teaching children in outdoor education programs, to building trails in the Rocky Mountains. My passions are bicycle riding, hiking, and skiing. I love quality and paying attention to details – whether it’s about chocolate or caring for my friends.

Upcoming Workshop with Jayesh

  • The Gift: Living in the Present
    Jun 08 (19:30) - Jun 10 (21:00)
    "Now" is the only time we can influence. Enjoy the presence of others, music, play, nature and yourself. Take full advantage of each moment of your life. Life is a party when you are aware and open to the changes which are coming by. Let go of the past and let the future surprise you.
  • Superman - Men's Group
    Sep 28 (19:30) - Sep 30 (21:00)
    This is a group for men to explore their ultimate masculinity. It takes courage to be true to your heart. You will discover new ways of expressing yourself as a unique man. Be who you are and experience and share the brotherly bond with other men.