Satsang
Satsang is being in the presence of truth.
Not as an idea.
But directly.
When we awaken, we no longer live through the conditioned world of thought.
Something opens.
What was once filtered and limited is seen clearly.
Life is experienced as it is.
This is a unique experience in our world of illusion and suffering.
Transmission
There is something that happens in Satsang
that cannot be explained through words.
Like awakening itself, you have to experience it.
It is not something being given to you.
It is something already within you being revealed.
Because it is lived here,
it becomes easier for you to see it in yourself.
Words may be spoken.
But what matters happens beyond them.
Short moments of awakening
At first,
this recognition may come and go.
Or be barely even noticed.
A few seconds.
A few minutes.
Sometimes longer.
These are not ideas or thoughts.
They are felt.
Something inside shifts.
Over time,
these moments deepen.
What once felt unfamiliar begins to feel natural.
Like something you have always known.
Before We Begin
Satsang is not about learning something new.
It’s about discovering what is already here,
but may have gone unnoticed.
There is nothing you have to believe.
Nothing you have to do.
Only a willingness to look.
You don’t have to turn your camera on.
You don’t have to speak.
In fact, much of the Satsang takes place in silence.
You are welcome to simply observe
until you feel comfortable.
There is no right way to be here.
You are welcome exactly as you are.
Satsang Videos
You can get a taste of the Satsangs here:
Satsang Videos
What People Experience
“At some point I stopped listening to the words. Something much deeper was happening in the silence.”
— Sarah L.
“The deepest silence and peace I have ever experienced in the presence of another human being.”
— Michael R.
“During the silent transmission, the sense of separation completely disappeared. There was only love, silence, and peace.”
— Ravi P.
“The silence was more powerful than any words I have ever heard.”
— Elena S.
“It is truly amazing and I am so grateful to learn from this group. Thank you Peter.”
– Alexandra Anasova
Join a Satsang
You can attend online through Zoom.
We meet every Saturday
at noon Pacific Time
and every Monday at
1:00 PM Pacific Time.
Occasionally, we have Satsangs at the Zendo in Sedona, Arizona.
There is no fee or cost for Satsang,
but donations are welcome.
If you would like to donate,
here is a link to do so.
Zoom Link
Here is the Zoom link
to attend the Satsang:
If you are new to Zoom,
you can find instructions here:
Zoom Instructions
Stay Connected
It’s important to stay connected
so you know about changes in the schedule
or new offerings.
The best way to do that is by joining the email list.
