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A facilitator engages in open dialogue. Every question is welcome, from every part of life.

Coexistence workshops
Engage in discussions without judgement or filters.
Explore SessionsWhat to expect
An open space to ask any real question, about any part of life. No traditional texts. Only questions, examined and reflected upon, until answers emerge through one's own reasoning rather than someone else's.
A facilitator engages in open dialogue. Every question is welcome, from every part of life.
No sermonizing, no reference to existing texts. Only proposals from reality, put forward to be questioned from every angle. Gradually, the pieces form a meaningful thread.
A broader framework for understanding reality, built through direct experience rather than theory alone. The clarity to keep asking, long after the session ends. Many participants become lifelong students.
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Descriptions for each online tier are still open. The source material only covers the offline syllabus.
In person
Seven days move from the questions people bring to a connected understanding of self, family, society, nature and reality.
Day 1
General introductions. The list of questions people arrive with narrows to two or three: the Basic Desire, why to live, and the Basic Program, how to live. Understanding coexistence in every part of living turns out to be what is truly being sought. Beliefs and dogma are set aside from the start.
01 / 07Bring a workshop closer
A direct invitation
Existing paradigms feel inadequate for your questions.
You would rather think independently than be told how to live.
You have no interest in a following.
You exist.
What becomes clearer
Clarity on studies and career, on peers and surroundings, on relationships with parents and siblings, and on one's own aspirations, capability, and identity.
Balancing aspirations, work, and family. Understanding one's own state of mind. Relating to children, spouses, and friends. Exploring the true purpose of one's life.
The basic laws of nature and how to live in complementarity with them. The evolutionary and societal reasons behind inequality, and how they resolve, grounded in the understanding that the human race is one.
Moving past cause and effect into the formless dimensions of reality. Understanding the observer within the observation.
Understanding existence as reality, and one's place within it. The true nature of spirit, arrived at in a non-mystical, realizable way.
A resolution to the mind-body problem. The nature of consciousness, its activities, and its relationship with the brain.
The actual basis of human behaviour. The role material needs play in prosperity, and their dependency on nature.
The role belief and conditioning play in one's view of reality. How, beneath their many forms, human religion is one.