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

• There is only one step, one pointer: abidance in I AM, abidance in the Self.
  Rajiv Kapur
• I don't care if you discover some bliss filled samadhi state where you fully understand that you are one with everything..., you are going to come back to a body, a mind, a personality, and pain and death. What then?
  Mystic Girl in the City
• God is always ready, we are unprepared. God is closer to us than close, we are distant to him. God is inside, we're out. God is native to us, we are strangers. (Meister Eckhardt)
  Bernd
• The mind is a butterfly. I am the sky.
  Bok
• In truth, there is no life outside of this moment.
  Leonard Jacobson
• Whenever we feel confused or doubtful, it's a clue that we are lost in thoughts, trying to solve imaginary problems.
  Joan Tollifson
• The natural consequence of awakened beingness is a clear and simple expression of presence in each moment, unobstructed and undiluted. In this expression, the creative impulse comes to the fore; all things are now done for the joy of it, to simply express the “beingness”of our true nature by living it through all we do.
  Enza Vita
• The good news is — you have only got to meet this moment.
  Ananta Kranti
• "If you want to get rid of discomfort, or if you wait for a solution to come, you become the observer. In this there is a subtle doing involved that reinforces the sense of I. Rest as awareness with nothing added or taken away. Observing is not resting as awareness. Only when you are not self-conscious, resting as awareness happens naturally."
  Florian Schlosser
• The recognition of presence, of sacredness, comes in those moments when you actually feel just like you, that original, beautiful, open, unnamed fullness of who you have always been, and always will be. In this moment you understand at the most profound level that you are life expressing itself both uniquely and always.
  John Siddique