Add your Events

• Create registration forms
• Manage your Bookings
• Communicate with attendees
• Private event Notice boards
• Process Payments online
• Publicise your events
• Create Reports on events

• In truth, there is no life outside of this moment.
  Leonard Jacobson
• Seeing what is, as it is It is the I thought that is born; the actuality is we are birthless and deathless. There is no separation. There is no seer or seen, only seeing. There is no speaker, speaking simply happens, interactions happen. There is no doer yet activities seemingly happen. Our judgments and preferences colour the seeing, blinding us to the unfolding is-ness of the moment. Whatever is appearing is what is and is a manifestation of that energy which is pulsating and forming into the myriad of shapes and expressions. ~ Peter
  Peter Lawry
• It's the recognition of your own being as unconditioned, primordial awareness that liberates you from dependency and endless seeking.
  Martyn Webber
• "Coming home to Self is to realize deeply through heart, cosmic heart, that this love is you. You are and have only ever been love. The longing for love has been love calling itself home all along."
  Clare Blanchflower
• Give attention only to Awareness and nothing else
  Alon Halel Geva
• If we ask the question: 'Who am I?' - we cannot find any personal identity. We need this wonderful self-referral system so that we can avoid having 'the wool pulled over our eyes' by the dense weave of our thoughts, the 'veil' through which we must eventually see beyond. All there is, is No-thing being Every-thing.
  Mandi Solk
• What if what was actually seeing through those physical eyes right now was pure awareness itself. Check and see.
  David Ellzey
• "Don't chase the light so hard that you lose your footing and uproot yourself. Wait for the sun to come round to you."x
  Steve Taylor
• Hold everything with an open hand, hold love with an open heart, hold an idea with an open mind, and all of life will want to be held by you.
  Richi
• Even a sense of lack is part of the completeness of this moment. Truly, nothing is missing.
  Jeff Foster