Group rules

A group exclusively for spiritual development

Every question, about relationships, children, work, money or business, is answered only from spiritual vision and spiritual perception. There is no business consulting, therapy or medical advice here.

“Once again: this group is about spiritual development and spiritual perception. Spiritual development and spiritual perception.”

The position of a student

A participant comes to learn: does the assignments, observes, writes reflections and asks questions. What is required gets done; what is additional is a choice.

“If I said to do something, you do it. If I write it, you do it; if I recommend something in addition, that's up to you.”

A reflection every week

At least once a week, a reflection on your state, your practice and how you are living through what happens.

“I want to send you a little video reminder so that you write a reflection on your state without fail once a week. On what you feel, how you are living through things, how you are living through the spiritual world, how you are living through the material world. … Even if you read one line a day, that's needed: you need to write about it and report it.”

Questions and reflections have their own place

Each topic of the group has its own place. A question about your own choice is asked separately, among the questions, not inside a reflection about others.

“If it's a question, it goes in Questions. If it's a reflection, it goes in Reflection”

“This is about other people's choices. Don't mix them up. Ask about your own choice separately, in Questions”

At least one question a week

Questions are part of the practice, not a reason to feel awkward. A question that comes from life matters more than a correct wording.

An answer comes within the month

Questions are answered in different ways: by voice in the group, at a meeting, through an assignment. Sometimes the same day, sometimes two weeks later. If a question was left without an answer, remind me.

“I mean, I may answer every day for a whole week, or I may not answer for two weeks. That means these questions have to sit for a while, sit, stay, remain there.”

“And by the way, if I skip questions, remind me, because I can miss them. I mark them, but I can accidentally miss one.”

It is better to be at the meeting

Meetings are recorded, and the recording can be watched. But being there live, with your camera on, in the moment, is something else.

“Try to set aside this time. If anyone can't make it, there will be a recording. But it's better to be there.”

Preparing for meditation

It is an intention: not a posture or special conditions, but being engaged in life during the day and attention to people.

“Preparing doesn't mean you have to shut yourself in a room and sit in the lotus position. Preparing means having an intention, being engaged in life throughout the day, perceiving people.”

Visions and images are not the goal

Do not compare yourself with other participants and their descriptions. Whether or not you see images is not a measure of movement.

“And it doesn't matter whether you have vision and images or not. It isn't necessary at all, and it isn't an indicator of movement.”

“Essentially, when you see someone else's description, you may get the feeling that it's some kind of super-clear state, but it's that person's personal state; they are describing it personally. Observe these comparisons”

If you feel unwell, write to me directly

A hard state does not wait for an answer in the common feed: write about it right away and directly.

“If you start feeling bad… in future, write right away, okay, in private messages. You start feeling bad, you write in private messages.”

No dependence

The program does not create dependence on its leader and does not make a guru of him: its task is your own perception.

“The thing is, my system is built in such a way that I myself don't accept dependence, and my system doesn't create dependence, right, none whatsoever.”

Participation by the month

Participation is paid every month. You can join at any time; we recommend staying in the program for at least six months. You can leave at any time: the renewal is cancelled in your account.