THE END of SEEKING

For more than two decades, I immersed myself in dedicated study with well-known teachers from around the world. Then, in 2004 a profound spiritual experience permanently changed my life.

A brief, sporadic diary of an awakening

Some years later, I created The End of Seeking website as a free resource to help seekers find clarity in the often confusing and sometimes injurious contemporary spiritual marketplace.

As the website gained traction, I spent several years on the spiritual conference, interview, and podcast circuit: mentoring individuals and small groups while continuing to write and engage with the many people who found their way to The End of Seeking.

EVERYDAY ENLIGHTENED LIVING

Through this work, I began to see a common challenge: even deeply committed seekers were very often not finding the transformation they longed for. Many had become caught in the search itself—sacrificing a fulfilling life now in the hope of some future enlightenment or awakening.

This realization led to the birth of

Everyday Enlightened Living and T.E.E.L.A (The Everyday Enlightened Living Approach).

My work is grounded in lived insight, not ideology. I don’t offer a path to follow or a doctrine to believe in. Instead of giving answers, I help you cultivate the clarity, self-trust, and inner autonomy to find and live your own.

THE BETWEEN-US GROUPS

Facilitated by Anne Sweet and Peter Mitchell, author of The Space Between Us: Awakening Together in a Fractured World.

Three years ago, an opportunity arose to help guide and nurture a group of mature seekers and finders exploring the inter-relational field of collective awakening. Earlier in life, I had spent seven years inside a dedicated spiritual community whose sole focus was the creation and stabilisation of interpersonal enlightenment, and it was thrilling to help facilitate that same living potential taking shape again — this time outside any tradition, hierarchy, or fixed framework.

Those years shaped me profoundly. I learned what it takes for a field of presence to deepen, how easily ego and projection distort it, and how extraordinary it is when they fall away.

So when this new experiment in transformative interbeing began, it felt like coming full circle — but now with the perspective and understanding that only lived experience brings.

I watched with awe as the individuals (and the group itself) blossomed in maturity, trust, care and confidence in their own inherent nature and spiritual understanding. It was as though a new order of ‘being and knowing’ was being born and stabilised between and within us. 

It has become clear to me that spiritual fulfillment is no longer limited to the individual. Under the right conditions, what unfolded in our group revealed an amplified, radical and transformative potential that included everyone who participated. What if this potential isn’t confined to our group or others like it? What if it represents a latent or new human capacity - ready to emerge in society at large, transforming our relationships and our very way of being? What might this mean for ourselves and for our world?