Award-winning author and channel Paul Selig will lead an immersive channeled workshop, where you’ll work directly with his Guides and their practical program for personal growth and transformation. Through lectures, attunements, energy work, and Q&A, Paul and his Guides will take you on an unprecedented journey of self-development—helping you move beyond the obstacles that stand in the way of alignment, healing, and purpose.

In this workshop, you will:

• Receive individual instruction and teaching from Paul’s Guides
• Become attuned to a higher frequency in a way you can trust and feel
• Learn to send and receive healing energies
• Develop your own capacities as an empath
• Free yourself from patterns of limitation and fear
• Gain tools to transform your life and awaken to your divine nature
• Have the opportunity to get your book signed and get a photo with Paul at the end of the workshop if you'd like

A full workshop recording is included with your registration to revisit anytime.

The event may be filmed for promotional use. By attending, you consent to being recorded. Please contact us in advance with any concerns.

VENUE & DIRECTIONS

A serene and storied landmark in the heart of Amsterdam, Amstelkerk is a beautiful 17th-century wooden church located on the peaceful Amstelveld square. Built in 1668, Amstelkerk is one of the oldest surviving wooden churches in the Netherlands and offers a quietly powerful atmosphere that feels both intimate and timeless.

Surrounded by trees and historic townhouses, the church sits slightly back from the city’s busiest areas, creating a sense of calm and spaciousness while remaining centrally located. With its simple elegance, warm natural light, and excellent acoustics, Amstelkerk provides a grounded, contemplative environment that beautifully supports reflective, heart-centered, and transformational gatherings. Its understated beauty and historic presence make it a deeply fitting space for inner work, connection, and shared exploration.

The surrounding neighborhood

Amstelkerk is located in the charming Amstelveld / Grachtengordel-Zuid area, one of Amsterdam’s most picturesque and walkable neighborhoods. The surrounding area offers a wonderful blend of classic canal-side beauty and relaxed local life. Within a short walk, you’ll find:

• Cozy cafés and bakeries around Amstelveld and Utrechtsestraat
• A wide range of restaurants, from casual to refined, along Utrechtsestraat
• Beautiful canals and historic bridges in all directions
• Small boutiques, bookstores, and specialty shops
• Quiet green spaces perfect for a reflective stroll before or after the event

This neighborhood invites lingering and exploration, making it easy for attendees to enjoy Amsterdam at a slower, more intentional pace.

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How do I get there?

Amstelkerk is centrally located at Amstelveld 10, 1017 JD Amsterdam and is easily accessible by public transport, bike, or taxi.

By tram

Several tram lines stop within a short walk of the venue:

• Tram 4 (stop: Rembrandtplein)
• Trams 1, 7 & 19 (stop: Muntplein)
• Tram 24 (stop: Frederiksplein)

From each stop, it’s a pleasant 5–8 minute walk through safe, scenic streets and canal paths.

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By train

If you’re arriving from outside Amsterdam:

• From Amsterdam Centraal, take tram 4 toward Station RAI or tram 1/7 toward Weesperplein/Museumplein and exit at Muntplein or Rembrandtplein.
• From Amsterdam Zuid, take tram 4 directly toward Centraal Station and exit at Rembrandtplein.

Both routes bring you very close to Amstelkerk.

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By taxi, rideshare, or bike

• Taxis and rideshares (Uber/Bolt) can drop you off directly at Amstelveld 10.
• Cyclists will find ample bike parking around Amstelveld and nearby streets.

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Parking

As with most central Amsterdam locations, parking is limited but manageable with planning:

• Street parking around Amstelveld and nearby streets (paid, limited availability)
• Q-Park Waterlooplein – about a 7–10 minute walk
• Stopera Parking Garage – convenient and reliable, roughly a 10-minute walk

Whenever possible, we recommend arriving by tram, bike, or rideshare, which tend to be the easiest and most stress-free options.