TheAdventureof Enlightenment

07/04/2020

10/12/2015

I would like to recommended two books for folks who have taken an Enlightenment Intensive and also for those who are interested in taking an Intensive.

The Enlightenment Intensive: Dyad Communication as a Tool for Self-Realization by Lawrence Noyes
In my opinion, this is the best and most comprehensive overview of Enlightenment Intensives available. Lawrence also offers excellent training programs for Senior Monitors and Enlightenment Masters. See his website www.lawrencenoyes.com

Natural Meditation by Dean Sluyter. Although this book is not about Enlightenment Intensives, many people who take Intensives and who have a direct experience want to continue along a path of unfolding truth. Dean Sluyter's writings and teachings are very closely aligned with the spirit of Enlightenment Intensives in that he offers a wide choice of methods for spiritual development and self-realization, stripped clean of any cultural or religious trappings. His website is http://www.deansluyter.com/

Both of these books are available from Amazon or from the authors' websites.

09/22/2015

We are holding a 2-day, non-residential introductory workshop for folks who are interested in Enlightenment Intensives and want to know more about them, experientially. It is also a great opportunity for those who have already taken an Intensive to jump back into the technique. The workshop will be held in Albuquerque Sat-Sun, Oct 3-4. See our website www.adventureofenlightenment.com for more info or to register.

09/22/2015

In 1968, in a stroke of spontaneous inspiration, Charles Berner (Yogeshwar Muni) conceived a method he called the Enlightenment Intensive, which combined the Zen tradition of contemplating a koan with the function of communication to a listening partner who is engaged in the same pursuit. What he found was a technique that anyone from any walk of life could do, with no prior training or experience. Enlightenment Intensives have been given around the world for nearly half a century and have proven themselves to be a remarkable way to achieve a direct experience. For more history on and insight into the development and nature of Enlightenment Intensives, Lawrence Noyes' book "The Enlightenment Intensive: Dyad Communication as a Tool for Self-Realization" is an excellent source.
Visit www.adventureofenlightenment.com for events in New Mexico.