Are you searching for lasting happiness? Is the call to discover true freedom alive in your heart? Do you have a burning desire to know the Truth? Do you want to wake up? Do you share my vision of a peaceful, harmonious, united human family?
Well, you're most definitely not alone. I believe that all humans are searching for happiness in their own way, usually in things and experiences in the outside world.
Until my 40th year I was relatively happy, and relatively successful, but there was always a deep knowing that something fundamental was missing from my life. Luckily, a moment of grace turned my attention inwards—towards the source of happiness and love—and my life's orientation turned 180 degrees. If you've reached the end of searching for happiness, love, peace, or fulfilment in the external and are ready to start looking within, then I would be honoured to meet you and support you in that. I was lucky enough to meet my teachers—Gangaji and Eli Jaxon-Bear—at this point in my journey, and they guided me, skilfully and lovingly, |
directly into the core of my deepest woundedness where I discovered that silent, peaceful, joyful awareness is my true nature beyond identification with mind.
This path is not for everyone as it requires facing and meeting everything that's been avoided to this point in one's life: all the pain, all the terror, all the ignorance, all the pride, all the shame, all the joy, and all the bliss. I can guarantee you, however, that it's worth it. Words don't even come close to describing the lived experience of deep peace and freedom that accompanies awakening from the trance of ego. Life is evolving; humanity is evolving; individuals are waking up; the collective is waking up. There is extraordinary potential inherent in the Great Change—the unfolding of the next stage of human evolution—that's occurring at this time in human history. It's an exciting time to be alive. |
"The fulfilment of life is alive and awake inside you. All that is needed is to turn your attention toward it, and recognise it as your own self."
— Gangaji
— Gangaji