
June 2026
Ishita Sharma ~ The Feminine Mystical Path – Homecoming (women only)
The feminine and masculine paths illuminate and engage different aspects of energy, attention and anatomy in remembering Wholeness. A man's body and a woman's body are designed differently, and that has ramifications on the maturation of our mystical paths. Popular wisdom traditions are skewed by a primarily masculine lens.
Together we will explore what embodiment beyond awakening entails uniquely for our feminine incarnations, learning from and honoring the female mystics who have walked before us, while mining the gold hidden in our own unique blueprints.
This one is just for women, join us to explore the fullness of your expression with a group that will invite and receive it as such..... LEARN MORE HERE
Find out more »Lynn Marie Lumiere, MFT ~ The Healing Power of Embodied Presence
The power to heal lies within the embodied presence of our own Being. That, and only that, can transform and free our fixed and distorted identity that causes our mental and physical health issues. The false identity cannot change itself. True healing comes from something beyond that, but not separate. It is in the meeting of our infinite being and our finite humanness that the alchemy of true healing takes place.
This healing can include changing our lifestyle, relationships, diet, taking medication, therapy, etc. What is important is we are moved from the infinite wisdom of Presence, not from the separate identity trying to fix it. We rely on the Presence of Being to inform our body mind and to meet our mental, emotional and physical pain without resistance. This is how we embody the Presence and heal our human wounding..... LEARN MORE HERE
Find out more »Silent Group Meditation (Free, No Guidance)
Join us for a silent group meditation. Do your own practice quietly in the company of others. Let’s be present, together. .... more details
Mon.: 8:00am – 8:30am (PT) and Wed.: 9:00am – 9:30am (PT)
Ongoing drop-in group – attend as often as you like.
Weekly, with rare exceptions. Verify dates on Full Calendar.
Jeannie Zandi ~ Living Practice: A Spiritual Life That Is Actually Yours
Spiritual practice is not meant to be something we force ourselves into, or another way of feeling that we are failing to measure up. Real practice is alive. It is intimate. It's driven by devotion and works best when we find the forms, rhythms, and ways of returning that genuinely open us to truth, presence, and love.
For some, practice may look like meditation or prayer. For others, it may arise through movement, service, beauty, study, chanting, time in nature, self-inquiry, relating, or the daily effort to meet ordinary life with presence. There are countless doors into the sacred, and part of spiritual maturity is learning to recognize what truly nourishes and deepens your own unique connection to the sacred...... LEARN MORE HERE
Find out more »Silent Group Meditation (Free, No Guidance)
Join us for a silent group meditation. Do your own practice quietly in the company of others. Let’s be present, together. .... more details
Mon.: 8:00am – 8:30am (PT) and Wed.: 9:00am – 9:30am (PT)
Ongoing drop-in group – attend as often as you like.
Weekly, with rare exceptions. Verify dates on Full Calendar.
Pamela Wilson ~ The Magic in the Heart Liberates Our Inherent Worth ~ 4 Part Online Retreat
We have been trained to suppress our wisdom, strength and love. Trained into smallness, told we are less than, and cannot make a difference. And yet, we long to give our gifts, to return to the fullness of presence and the constancy of peace, to live that! There is only one idea in the way, the idea that self-respect is not okay, and that self-pride is ugly. When naturalness or presence honors itself, there is a healthy pride....
Being is neither superior nor inferior, but equal, and enjoys a natural confidence in life and its own uniqueness and worth. How relaxing to return to this original embodied peace and strength!..... LEARN MORE HERE
Find out more »July 2026
Satsang with Stephen D’Amico: Presence and Direct Inquiry
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.
Following a brief meditation and a reflection on the mechanics of awakening, the floor will open for personalized guidance and deep inquiry.
Whether you'd like the opportunity to ask your most pressing spiritual questions, or simply wish to resonate in a palpable field of heightened awareness, this space will help clarify the way things are.....
LEARN MORE HERE
Silent Group Meditation (Free, No Guidance)
Join us for a silent group meditation. Do your own practice quietly in the company of others. Let’s be present, together. .... more details
Mon.: 8:00am – 8:30am (PT) and Wed.: 9:00am – 9:30am (PT)
Ongoing drop-in group – attend as often as you like.
Weekly, with rare exceptions. Verify dates on Full Calendar.
Ishtar ~ Effortless Wholeness
When the mind settles into Silence, the heart opens to the great mystery hidden everywhere in plain sight. The formless takes the form of Love, melting the barrier between self and world, reconnecting us to primordial Wholeness. This Wholeness is like a song that is already playing within. Every moment of life- sublime or awful- can be experienced as a flowing wholeness.
We’ll practice an effortless way of melting into wholeness: easeful mantra practice. Instead of using mantras like cudgels and performing meditation as chore, effortless practice opens into the natural delightfulness of meditation..... LEARN MORE HERE
Find out more »Jeannie Zandi ~ Love’s Homing Device: The Role of Longing in Spirituality
Within all our longings lies the greatest longing of all: to know ourselves as whole and divine.
Beneath the hunger for relationship, recognition, comfort, certainty, or belonging, lies the gravitational pull of the heart toward home. It can feel like a homesickness for something we cannot name or define.
Many spiritual traditions have understood longing not as a problem, but as part of the path itself. The ache of the heart can become a kind of homing device, orienting us toward what is most essential and alive. Yet in everyday life, we can lose touch with this living pull, or attempt to satisfy it through things that can never fully meet it....... LEARN MORE HERE
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