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Ramana Maharshi has been a light shining in the darkness for countless seekers of Truth. In this silent retreat day honoring his life and teachings, we will also consider ways that his method of Self-Inquiry has been misunderstood, and ways in which some seekers make “Silence” an object rather than realizing its continual presence in everyday life. Included in this day will be video clips of his life and darshan.

Dorothy Hunt is the spiritual director of Moon Mountain Sangha, and a teacher in the spiritual lineage of Adyashanti. Dorothy has a long and deep connection with the teachings of Ramana Maharshi and offers this day to any who are interested in coming to sit in silence and listen with the Heart.

We are in a moment of cultural reckoning about abuse and power. The Epstein files reveal the way power and abuse, misogyny and racism, have been part of the underlying structure of our society.

Nondual teachings could be used to avoid these topics, or to retreat from taking action. However, they also have great potential to inform how we can skillfully interrupt harm and foster cultural change that benefits us all.

In this event we’ll invite us to come into a healthy relationship with power and accountability as an expression of nondual compassion.

Miranda Macpherson is a contemporary spiritual teacher who has been guiding others into direct experience of the sacred for over thirty years. Unapologetically feminine, joyful and down to earth, Miranda invites others to become more graceful human beings, embodying creative, peaceful and wise action that serves our human family.

Lisa Ferguson, Ph.D., integrates awakening, healing, and action in her work on Engaged Nonduality. She founded Climate Compassion to support the inner and outer work of responding to our planetary crises with wise action and a compassionate heart.

If ever there was a time to engage our spiritual practice, so we can stay present, open-hearted, peaceful, loving and wise, it’s now.

This daylong with Miranda Macpherson is a day for deep spiritual nourishment and community support to connect more substantially to the luminous presence within, illuminate obstacles one your path, and explore what timeless Truths have to offer practically for living meaningfully and navigating life from our spiritual depth.

Both the morning and afternoon sessions will be inspirational and experiential, with meditation, mantra, a rich inquiry practice, plus time for satsang and sharing.

Miranda Macpherson is a contemporary spiritual teacher who has been guiding others into direct experience of the sacred for over thirty years internationally.

Unapologetically feminine, joyful and down to earth, Miranda invites others to become more graceful human beings, showing up for creative, peaceful and wise action that serves our loved ones and the human family in these enormous times.

We live on a planet of duality – where everything expands and contracts, nothing stays the same. Right now, we are living through a massive, destructive falling apart. We are in the midst of a large contracting collapse.

This collapse is not new; collectively we have collapsed before. But we are having to face THIS darkness and THIS collapse as it unfolds; how can we face this moment with fresh eyes and expanded consciousness? Perhaps we can use this moment to individually and collectively grow, mature, love more and maybe even wake up to our deepest reality – our natural beingness that is not divided, not reactive, not closed off from our own shadows and the shadow of the world.

Beth studied and followed Adyashanti, David Hawkins, Mooji and Jan Frazier, with whom she had a profound opening into oneness and the immensity of love.

A Book Launch and Celebration for ‘Infinite Awakening: A Guide to Nondual Wisdom and the Pathless Path’
A New Book by Stephan Bodian. With a Foreword by Adyashanti.

The great awakening for which we may spend a lifetime searching is actually quite simple: Everything is just the way it is, an innately perfect, sacred, and indivisible whole, whose essence is empty, conscious, and filled with love. The recognition that this is what I am, not the dream character I take myself to be, frees us from a lifetime of suffering and identification and awakens us to our inherent happiness and peace of mind. Yet the journey to this realization and its embodiment may be infinitely challenging as the result of our psychological complexity and the difficulties we face as individuals. This is one of the core messages of my new book, Infinite Awakening........ LEARN MORE HERE

Join author and spiritual teacher Stephen D’Amico for Satsang—a gathering dedicated to the shared recognition of our true nature.

In this session, Stephen will energetically shift you out of the narrative of the seeker and draw you into the silent presence that is already here.

Stephen D’Amico spent much of his early life connected to the enlightened state of being and attained full self-realization at age 22. For nearly three decades, he has been teaching and guiding others on the path. Based in Toronto, he runs an urban ashram where he hosts Satsang and offers spiritual direction. He is the author of several books, including his latest, The Lost Book of Mystical Insights: Pointers & Reminders.

Together, let’s dive into what we know in our essence, that what we are in the truest sense is an inside job – an inward surrendering of anything and everything that is in the way of knowing, living, being and expressing our true nature of loving being-ness. A courageous surrendering . . .a trusting vulnerability.

Often, we humans, shy away from vulnerability. We have been taught it is weak, unattractive, and needy, but, as counter-intuitive as it appears, being vulnerable . . . naked in the sun . . . is holding hands with the Divine.

Beth Miller is a spiritual teacher, psychotherapist, and author who weaves psychological depth with direct spiritual inquiry into presence, love and wholeness. Beth studied and followed Adyashanti, David Hawkins, Mooji and Jan Frazier, with whom she had a profound opening into oneness and the immensity of love.

In this four-part series, we will move directly into one of the deepest patterns in the human system, the sense of unworthiness. Rather than trying to fix or override it, we will meet it at its root through awareness, embodiment, and precise guidance, allowing it to unwind naturally. Each session includes a guided experiential process that helps you see how unworthiness shapes your thoughts, emotions, relationships, and capacity to receive life, and how it can begin to release. Alongside this, each session will work with and activate one essential quality of being: Love, Power, Peace, and Gratitude.
Arian Mateo is a spiritual guide, psychologist, and master therapist who shares an integrative approach to awakening, healing, and self-realization. He is the founder of the Awareness Method, where he integrates profound spiritual insights with deep psychological understanding to bring about embodied and lasting liberation.