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Introductory Event
Inquiry: A Six-Session Online Class
The moment you start understanding inquiry, you forget that it is work.
Inquiry brings in a love and a joyfulness; it brings in the very dynamism of Being that is needed for transformation. The way of inquiry is the way of true freedom. If our inquiry is alive and unfolding, we are free – our mind is free, our hearts are free; our souls are free to unfold, and our Being is free to spontaneously manifest what is natural for it to manifest.
A.H. Almaas, Spacecruiser Inquiry
ONLINE CLASS
Thursdays 6:30 - 9:00 pm Pacific time
July 2, 16, 30; August 13, 27; September 10
Open to the art of inquiry and the essential qualities of our inner nature that support it. This six-session online series introduces inquiry, the primary practice of the Diamond Approach, and the essential qualities that support its potential. The class is open to the public and will be taught on Zoom by Anne Hoff and Jamie Baldwin, lead teachers for Cascadia 5, a new Diamond Approach group forming in the US Pacific Northwest and Western Canada.
The fee is US$300 (US$250 if paid before June 10) for those who live in the United States or CAD$300 (CAD$250 if paid before June 10) for those who live in Canada. Please inquire if you need a discount to be able to attend. Please register by June 30.
The event is open to people newly interested in the Diamond Approach, as well as to those who already have had some engagement.
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Introductory Event - 4 Cities, In-Person
Personal Love and the Spiritual Journey
The purpose of our work is to find the truth that our heart
loves, that all hearts love, the single Beloved that lies
behind all beloveds, that makes all beloveds lovable. And it
is the Beloved whose fragrance makes it possible for us to
love, to love anything, or anyone, including oneself.
– A. H. Almaas
What does it mean to be truly seen and welcomed as you are? Personal love is central to our lives and it can open to an essential quality of our spiritual nature. Come join us for an exploration into the possibilities of personal love through the perspective of the Diamond Approach.
This one-day, in-person event will be taught in 4 different locations by Anne Hoff and Jamie Baldwin, lead teachers for Cascadia 5, a new Diamond Approach group forming for the US Northwest and Western Canada.
The event is open to people newly interested in the Diamond Approach, as well as to those who already have had some engagement.
Victoria, BC
Saturday, September 19
9:00 am - 3:30 pm
Fee: CAD$125. Early bird price CAD$100 until 8/15
Vancouver, BC
Sunday, September 20
9:30 am - 4:00 pm
Fee: CAD$125. Early bird price CAD$100 until 8/15
Seattle, WA
Saturday, October 3
9:30 am - 4:00 pm
Fee: US$125. Early bird price US$100 until 8/30
Portland, OR
Saturday, October 17
9:30 am - 4:00 pm
Fee: US$125. Early bird price US$100 until 8/30
All locations:
- Inquire if you need a fee reduction.
- There will be a 90-minute lunch break.
- Location details provided with registration
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More Events
Portland In-Person Book Group
This series is ongoing, exploring different books by A. H. Almaas. In each round, it meets for 6 weekly in-person sessions in Portland, Oregon.
This group, led by Diamond Approach teacher Jamie Baldwin, introduces the teachings and practices of the Diamond Approach. It is also a lead-in to a new Diamond Approach group – Cascadia 5 – forming in the U.S. Pacific Northwest and Western Canada.
Wednesdays 6:30-8:30 pm; ongoing - email for dates
Fee: $150 (inquire if you need a discount)
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One-on-One Sessions with a Teacher
Individual Work
In the private-session work done with a Diamond Approach teacher, the student explores their direct experience in an embodied way as the teacher guides and facilitates the inquiry process. Sessions include dialogue as well as breath work and body exploration on a mat. This process of inquiry always takes us toward true nature, no matter the starting point. Students typically do sessions 1-2 times a month.