Journey Circle: A monthly gathering

A space to practice together. Free of cost.

Sample Topics

Can I stop searching without becoming stagnant?

Am I supposed to take up space or be humble?

Can I surrender without being passive?

What is the line between power and control?

Can I love myself and not inflate my ego?

What does it surrender really mean? What does it feel like?

Should we feel into the body or focus on the breath to clear trauma or triggers?

What are the components of a truly free and happy life?

Is it selfish or wrong to have desires?

How to practice self-love without abandoning responsibility?

A gathering for people who are tired of collecting spiritual concepts and are craving real life application.

We bring the real experiences: difficult conversations, uncertainty, patterns, resistance, fear, moments of clarity, and moments of forgetting and we practice together. I encourage you to bring specific challenges, scenarios, and break-throughs but it is not a requirement to participate.

No spiritual performance

No pressure to have a breakthrough

Just noticing, staying, and returning to ourselves

A monthly space to come back to presence, ask honest questions, and practice deeply listening to ourselves and others.

Sharing The Practice

You're invited into a space where you can share your practice, questions, and triumphs in everyday life scenarios. In a supportive space with others who are making the same efforts of awareness, tolerance, and meeting life as is to build unshakeable inner-peace and personal sovereignty. Free from form as Ram Dass would say, meaning independent of a particular outcome. We are developing a loving relationship to reality as a group. Come practice with others who are also learning to trust.

Exploring Together

In addition to the open sharing, the journey circle may also feature a brief topic on commonly confusing or contradicting concepts within the awareness and personal development community. This is a space for those who love the nuances and immersion of deeply considering the teachings and applying them. The focus being on exploration and contemplation.