I think I understand what you mean about Seane, but being that I’ve yet to take a live class from her I cannot attest to it firsthand. From what I’ve read and witnessed through video however, I feel that she does come from an open heart space and is sincere in her teaching. She grew up in Jersey, and later New York… so I hear a lot of that in her tone sometimes and can even see it in certain expressions. It’s kind of a directness that might come across as a little harsh, I guess. I wonder if it is the root of what you feel… I still stay dedicated to Shiva Rea and Angela Farmer, but if I ever have the opportunity to experience a class with Seane, I’ll definitely take it.
Namaste’, friend!
p.s. There’s a slightly different version of the link I posted on Seane’s actual website. http://www.seanecorn.com