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There are several ways to get involved:
• Drop-in Satsangs, offered from time to time, are an easy way to get a taste of Spacious Presence
• For those desiring a deeper immersion, we offer ongoing series of courses – generally once a year – where we develop meaningful connections and community in Spacious Presence
• Individual coaching sessions in person, by Skype or phone
• We also offer presentations adapted to your specific group or organization
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It Doesn't Need to Look "Spiritual"

"Without any artificial, fancy way of adjusting yourself, to express yourself freely is the most important thing for your own happiness and the happiness of those around you". Suzuki Roshi

As spiritual people, there are often certain emotional experiences that we don't want to have because they don't look spiritual to us - whether it be anger, fear, irritation, distress, depression, etc. The irony/paradox is that as we open spiritually, the emotional places that are still contracted or triggering will naturally arise more into our consciousness for us to look at and embody. So, the idea of achieving some kind of 'perfection' as a human being can actually get in the way of our spiritual maturation and alienate us from ourselves and other people.

What would it be like to let go of this ideal - of trying to 'fix' ourselves - and to let our "perfect imperfections" hang out a little: to just be ourselves? What would it be like to move closer to these places we've tried to overcome and to meet them in the wider expanse of presence?