Gangaji invites you to join her to explore how we can face the world we live in, in the midst of so many challenges. Speak directly with Gangaji in a 90-minute online meeting and share your questions and reports with her.
Gangaji invites you to join her for this New Year’s public meeting to explore how we can face the world we live in, in the midst of so many challenges. Speak directly with Gangaji in a 90-minute online meeting and share your questions and reports with her.
Gangaji invites you to join her for a public meeting to explore how we can face the world we live in, in the midst of so many challenges. Speak directly with Gangaji in a 90-minute online meeting and share your questions and reports with her.
Online Small Group Weekends are an opportunity for us to gather with Gangaji both in silence and dialogue in a very intimate setting. It is an opportunity to deeply inquire as we all connect with each other from our homes in all parts of the world.
Enrollment is limited to 45 participants. The weekend program includes four meetings with Gangaji and two group gatherings that may include watching video clips, inquiries and meditations, or connecting in smaller groups. We encourage you to use this time to fully retreat wherever you are.
There is a prerequisite to attend this retreat. Read on to learn more...
Online Small Group Weekends are an opportunity for us to gather with Gangaji both in silence and dialogue in a very intimate setting. It is an opportunity to deeply inquire as we all connect with each other from our homes in all parts of the world. Enrollment is limited to 45 participants. The weekend program includes four meetings with Gangaji and two-afternoon group gatherings that may include watching video clips, inquiries and meditations, or connecting in smaller groups. We encourage you to use this time to fully retreat wherever you are.
Online Small Group Weekends are an opportunity for us to gather with Gangaji both in silence and dialogue in a very intimate setting. It is an opportunity to deeply inquire as we all connect with each other from our homes in all parts of the world. Enrollment is limited to 45 participants. The weekend program includes four meetings with Gangaji and two-afternoon group gatherings that may include watching video clips, inquiries and meditations, or connecting in smaller groups. We encourage you to use this time to fully retreat wherever you are.
“We imagine fulfillment to be a lack of pain or conflict, or more pleasure, more peace, more acknowledgement, more love. This is what can be imagined, but true fulfillment cannot be imagined. It can only be realized.”—Gangaji
The desire for true and lasting fulfillment lies at the heart of every ancient spiritual text and religious tradition. It is no ordinary desire. It cannot be satisfied with objects or attainments or techniques. It is of an altogether different order.
On her spiritual path, Gangaji has described the “moments of beauty, moments of transcendence, and true knowing” she experienced along the way. Yet those states and experiences came and went. They did not give her lasting fulfillment. Her spiritual search was driven by wanting to “get it” and “keep it”—until she met her teacher, H.W.L. Poonjaji. He invited her to stop, to call off the search, and immediately realize that what is already whole, fulfilled, and at peace is the truth of who you are.
Gangaji will support you in realizing what blocks your realization of true fulfillment. Through self-inquiry, there is the opportunity to consciously end your patterns of unnecessary suffering, to fall into the ease of being, and live a life from the ground of true fulfillment.
During this special workshop, Gangaji will speak and respond to questions and lead a guided inquiry.
“True fulfillment can only be realized if you don’t do anything for its realization.”
On the spiritual search, we often focus on fixing our flaws to realize resolution and lasting fulfillment. Rather than seek another practice, technique, or formula, Gangaji encourages us to stop everything, to be still, and give our full attention to what is already whole, free, and at peace. This is self-realization. True resolution is realized when you set aside your cosmologies, theologies, and concepts for that which is much, much closer— the truth of who you are.
What is discovered when we are willing to completely call off the search and simply let ourselves be found?