New Diamond Approach Group Forming

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The Diamond Approach is a nondogmatic spiritual path that arose in our times. It brings insight and zest to the exploration and development of our personal lives while also guiding us into our deepest inner nature. The teachings hold a vast map of both spiritual reality and the psychological (egoic) dilemmas that obscure it. Our methodologies include meditations that awaken presence and awareness, open-ended inquiry that invites personal exploration of the truth of your experience, tools and understanding that defang the inner critic, and practices that invite our spiritual nature into embodied experience. Walking the path leads to inner freedom and greater aliveness.

For the past 50 years, individuals have traveled the Diamond Approach path through inner work groups reminiscent of the old mystery schools. From time to time a new group forms, just as a camel caravan would gather before beginning the journey across a desert. We are at one of those junctures. A new Diamond Approach group for the US Pacific Northwest and Western Canada is now forming and will be open for a limited time. This group, Cascadia 5, is the first open group in the region since Cascadia 4 launched in 2014. 

The Cascadia 5 teaching team includes lead teachers Anne Hoff and Jamie Baldwin, as well as Candace Harris, Jane Hill-Daigle, and Renie Hope. We’ve walked – and worked – this path ourselves: our cumulative time as students is around 150 years, and together we share around 60 years of experience teaching and guiding students. 

With the wisdom of the teaching, the support of teachers, and a community of fellow students, there is the potential for a deeply transformative journey.