02.04.2026 18:00-21:00 “What If… A Map of Possible Lives” is a literary-psychological workshop about choices and alternative life paths.

What If…
A Map of Possible Lives

In every life there are moments when everything could turn in a different direction.

Sometimes the choice is big — moving to another country, starting a relationship, changing careers.
Sometimes it is almost invisible — to speak or stay silent, to say yes or to walk away.

And often we return to those moments with a quiet question:

“What if…?”

This workshop is a space to reflect on choice, destiny and the meaning of our personal path.

Philosophy and literature have long suggested that a human life is not a single straight line, but a landscape of many possible stories. Every decision opens one road and leaves others unexplored. Yet even years later we can return to those crossroads with new understanding.

During “What If… A Map of Possible Lives” we will explore our life stories through reflective writing, literary ideas and shared conversation.

This is not a lecture and not a training session.
It is a thoughtful, creative space where you can pause for a few hours and look at your life as if it were a story.

Over the course of three hours we will:

— reflect on meaningful moments of choice
— imagine alternative life paths
— explore themes of freedom, fate and responsibility
— work with writing and imagination
— share insights in a supportive environment

The workshop is inspired by the philosophy of a meaningful life — the idea that meaning is not something we find ready-made, but something we create through our decisions, our attention and the stories we tell about our lives.

Sometimes all it takes is a different perspective to realise:

that our life contains far more possibilities
than we usually see.

Behind every “what if” there may be not only regret —
but also understanding, growth and unexpected beauty.

This workshop is an invitation to slow down,
listen to your own story
and discover new meanings within it.