Session themes
Themes the first group's meetings and meditations have already worked through. Future meetings will have other themes too: they come from the participants' questions and from what happens in the group.
Collections by theme
All collections ↗Recordings from different months gathered around one question. The collections bring together sessions already held.
A state of engagement, spiritual perception, and lived experience. Meetings about what it means to be engaged in spiritual study.
Reading, completing assignments, and reflection. What happens to you in the process of study and how to describe your own lived experience.
Observe independently, without conclusions. Do not invent what is happening; distinguish your own perception from a retelling.
Knowing another person. Child, mother, spouse: perceiving someone close to you as a spiritual being.
Relating to a person from love, different layers of interaction, independence, and participation.
Intention, the work of spiritual study, and readiness to hear. The thirst for knowledge and the thirst for truth.
A point of support, expanding perception, an impulse, and the “tube of professional development.”
Perceiving a painting, a seal, and music. Your own observation and lived experience in contact with art.
Observing your own state. Do not invent a perception or compare your process with someone else's.
Five meetings held May 11–15, 2026. Engagement, your own awakening, the assemblage point, cosmic form, observation, and experiencing the new.
Connections between sessions
Concepts the meetings return to again and again, the most frequent first. The number beside a concept shows how many recordings consider it; each leads to those sessions.
Themes come from the life of the group
The themes of new meetings come from the participants' questions and from what happens in the group. The view of them is always the same one: spiritual.