Registrations Open for Adya in Oz
June 30th, 2007 by Pete
In May, 2005, I had the amazing good fortune to travel from Australia to northern California, via India, to attend a Silent Retreat conducted by Adyashanti.
Adya, as he is known, describes himself as a ‘Truth guy’ and is about as true-blue as they come.
After practicing Zen for some time, there was a big break-through in his understanding and he’s been a spiritual teacher, more or less, ever since.
The straight-forward way he puts things seems to be helping a growing number of seekers to see and experience the sublimity of their essential nature.
I told Adya there were a lot of people Down-Under who appreciated what he had to offer, and invited him to come and do some teaching in Australia.
After considering it, Adya accepted and this October, he will be giving a series of satsang talks and intensives in Perth, Sydney and Byron Bay.
We don’t know how it happened, but it seems that everybody in Australia and beyond our shores, who’s the least bit interested in spiritual truth teaching, is now talking about Adya’s upcoming visit.
We’ve even had a number of inquiries from people planning to attend the Perth events from interstate and overseas! Interest in Adya’s teaching work has now grown so much that we will have to book a bigger venue in some places.
Today, it was announced that people can now register on-line for Adya’s weekend intensives in Perth, Sydney and Byron Bay.
Check out the dates and if you’d like to attend, please register now to avoid disappointment. Numbers are strictly limited at all venues.
If you have friends you think may be interested in hearing this gifted and insightful teacher in Australia, please forward this post on to them. Believe me, after hearing Adya, they will thank you profusely for alerting them to this opportunity of a life-time.
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