by Veronika Kremenova | Jan 15, 2020 | Meditation, thoughts, Uncategorized
It’s morning. I open my eyes and my first look flows out the window. “…Sunny?” My inner voice is more begging than asking while I’m looking outside. And real life answers immediately: “Not today, baby”. Well, at least is not raining. …... 
by Peter Harper and Veronika Kremenova | Dec 18, 2019 | Meditation, thoughts, Uncategorized
As I started to get into meditation, I became aware of the relentless stream of thoughts that cluttered my mind. Like a puppy dog on speed! Impossible to silence! As it is outside, so it is inside I started to notice how my external environment was also cluttered.... 
by Peter Harper and Veronika Kremenova | Dec 18, 2019 | Meditation, thoughts
Just a couple days to Christmas Eve. Roads and houses are blinking like crazy with coloured lights, shopping centers are packed to the roof and we all are getting neurotic ticks while expecting feasts of peace, love and calm. Don’t take us wrong. Christmas can be a... 
by Peter Harper | Dec 4, 2019 | Guided meditation, Meditation, Music
Dear friends, listeners, followers… fresh from our wee recording studio, the new GUIDED SATORI meditation album is now flying to you through digital space! It is a dedicated sound bath combining movement and guidance in the meditations. There is 1 Conscious... 
by Peter Harper | Nov 7, 2019 | Meditation, thoughts, Uncategorized
Many if us are enjoying Eckharts course on Conscious Manifestation. I signed up wondering, what would Mr Tolle say about creating stuff when he primarily teaches about Being? As soon as it started I dived in and after four weeks I find myself observing positive... 
by Cian O Reilly | Nov 7, 2019 | Enlightenment Intensive, Interview, Meditation, thoughts, Uncategorized
If you haven’t met him yet, Cian is a senior monitor of the Enlightenment Intensive process. So, this is him in his authentic Self… about the direct experience of the Enlightenment Intensive process, some insights about social and spiritual conditioning... 