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

• Enlightenment is much simpler and more intimate than you imagine; no bells and whistles, no ecstatic light show; it is this moment, as it is.
  Martyn Webber
• When we chant we go deeper into ourselves, to our presence, to the now, to the awareness.
  JAYA DEVA
• “I” reside behind and apart from thoughts
  Alon Halel Geva
• Instead of trying to get somewhere, or attain something, or get rid of something, what if we simply stop and notice how it is, right here, right now?
  Joan Tollifson
• 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
• Let us meet in that place of perfect stillness where stories, opinions and differences are put to one side, and the all embracing silence becomes the language we are both speaking.
  Paul Hurcomb
• This unquestioning nature is before each idea, before any imprinting, before any notion of love and unity.
  Bernd
• Liberation isn't a spiritual prozac against feeling, it's the opposite – pure openess to everything that arises, the good, bad & the ugly.
  Imogen Webber
• Even in the darkest of days, there is good to be found. For God is good, and God is everywhere.
  Rev. Sam J. Shelley
• All we have is the sensory experience of this moment, NOW. This moment is only an experience to us. That’s all we have. The world, time, space, our own bodies and each other are all an experience to us.
  Isaac Shapiro