Being With The Truth (Online workshop)

Being with the Truth

“Being with the Truth” is a sacred spiritual gathering — a form of spiritual discourse. It is not for everyone, because it requires willingness, openness, and the readiness to embrace truth — and only truth.

Its purpose is spiritual progression, so that we may move toward the soul’s union with source . It is a process of opening yourself to receive what already is, and to recognise what you came here to be and to do. It invites you to move beyond illusion and delusion, if you are brave enough to seek what is real.

It creates a deeply spiritual immersion that allows a direct experience of Truth. It opens the heart and quietens the mind. Each person carries within themselves the capacity to recognise Truth. The true teacher is not outside you, but within you. Being with the Truth is the process of recognising and aligning with what already lives inside you.

It is within the soul that personal truth — relative truth — meets the Divines absolute truth. This meeting point cannot be explained by science alone. Scientific and physical truths have their own relative and absolute frameworks, but spiritual truth exists beyond these structures. It is real, yet it is not accessed through ordinary physical or scientific routes, but through presence, openness, and inner alignment.

Being with the Truth transforms misunderstanding and inner chaos into inspired harmony. Wisdom begins to surface naturally and spontaneously. Those who participate sincerely often experience profound shifts in awareness and insight — moments of deep clarity that feel like quantum leaps of understanding.

To participate and benefit, you must:

• Choose to enter into genuine spiritual dialogue.

• Be willing to speak and receive words that are sincere and true.

• Agree to shared ground rules rooted in honesty, presence, and respect.

The essential commitment is to awaken, uplift, and enlighten yourself — to unmask illusion and see clearly through delusion.

In essence, the commitment is to know the Truth and to be set free — to become present, connected, congruent, and authentic.

As Thomas Merton wrote in Ascent to Truth:

“Our nature imposes on us a certain pattern of development which we must follow if we are to fulfil our best capacities: We must know the truth, and we must love the truth we know, and we must act according to the measure of our love.”

As Stephen T. Scott wrote in Wings to Fly:

“Yes, the truth may hurt, but lies become a crutch and will cripple you.”

As Albert Einstein wrote:

“The pursuit of truth and beauty is a sphere of activity in which we are permitted to remain children all our lives.”

And as Wayne Dyer wrote:

“Here is your truth. You have God within you. Live from that place and all will be well.”

Espavo —

Thank you for taking your power.