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Sep 13, 2026Tony's Blog

Bali 2026

Sep 13, 2026 | Tony's Blog

Bali 2026
Tony Stockwell shares memories of Bali 2026, the people, the experiences, and the sense of spirit guiding a memorable gathering with colleagues and friends.

What a wonderful time I had in Bali, Indonesia with my wonderful colleagues Sean Collyns, Lynn Probert, and Dianne Thomas! This event was organised by Sean and his lovely partner Sam, wonderful to work with you all again.

We’ll be returning in September next year, so keep an eye on Sean’s website for details in the coming weeks. It was an amazing venue with amazing people, and truly life changing experiences. It never ceases to amaze me how spirit works through these events, the conversations, the meetings that happen, the lifelong friends that people make. Truly a life changing experience, and an opportunity for our souls to simply be themselves.

Thanks to Dianne for all her meticulous preparation for our Titanic experience, and for creating so many wonderful extras like the programs and the personalised learning materials. And to Lynn, who I’ve known now for over 20 years, wonderful to share this with you.

See you all soon, in fact, we’ll be working together again at a seminar in Melbourne, Australia next spring. Do consider joining us at Spirit School.

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