The easiest way to “enter in” to working with us, BHC meets weekly on Sundays (10am - 11:30am PT) and has a consistent group of ~160 folks from many different countries. About half attend live, with the other half participating via recording.
Sessions focus on a variety of psychospiritual facets including presence-awareness, somatic embodiment, self-observation, parts work, & the development of the intuitive & visionary capacity.
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“I’ve lived in the silence all my life and I’ve trusted everything it made me do.”
Generally, we recommend that anyone interested in doing ongoing group or one-on-one work with us take this pre-recorded course. It lays our approach to developing the fundamental skills of intuitive inquiry - the ability to see, hear and feel the wisdom-information emanating from true nature - as well as how to enter into healing and repartive dialogue with parts (facets of self) that have taken on conditioned adaptive strategies as a substitute for being connected with the Self and its many essential qualities.
“Progress itself, whether or not you know it, is primarily the byproduct of allowance and surrender.”
In addition to our group work, both of us do extensive one-on-one psychospiritual counseling work that allows people to receive specific, confidential and intuitive feedback about any aspect of their inner process.
“The inner guidance comes in a variety of forms. Sometimes as a whisper like sound, sometimes as a vision, sometimes as an angel. There can be a variety of manifestations for the inner guidance to come. During one realization, the inner guidance appeared as a jeweled diamond, or as an entity of diamonds. And it felt like ‘this is the inner guide’, but made of diamonds. These diamonds are diamonds of light. Each diamond provides for humans a capacity of knowledge, of experiential knowledge.
So, the knowledge was not coming just as intuition, not just analytical, not just as practical, but it involved all of them, and it involved precise knowledge. Each diamond provides the precise knowledge of its particular domain of essence and it helps to articulate it.”
“We must simply start with accepting ourselves. Sitting brings us back to actually who and where we are. This can be very painful. Self-acceptance is the hardest thing to do. If we can’t accept ourselves, we are living in ignorance, this darkest night. We may still be awake, but we don’t know where we are. We cannot see. The mind has no light.
Practice is this candle in our very darkest room.”
