Who Am I When Nothing Is Wrong? – A Five-Week Online Contemplative Experience
November 21 @ 11:00 am - 12:30 pm EST
Who Am I When Nothing Is Wrong?
An online contemplative experience asking whether we are becoming whole or learning to live from the wholeness that is already here.
We spend much of our lives moving toward something. We may think, “I’ll feel different when this changes,” or “I’m still working on myself.”
Our spiritual practices can help us see differently and meet life with greater awareness. Yet without realizing it, we may begin treating wholeness as something waiting for us at the end of all that work.
What if growth does not require something to be wrong first?
Over five weeks, we’ll look at what we mean when we say something is wrong. We’ll ask who we are before deciding what we need to become and explore desire and change from there.
This inquiry does not ask us to ignore what needs our attention. It gives us room to consider that something can change without change being what makes us whole.
Maybe wholeness is where we begin.
Our gatherings include teaching and shared conversation, with room for reflection and silence. Each week, you’ll have a simple practice to explore between gatherings.
We’ll meet Saturdays from November 21 through December 19, 2026, at 11:00 am–12:30 pm EST, live on Zoom.
This is a small-group experience and will run with a minimum of 4 participants.
The contribution for the full five weeks is:
$199 — early registration through November 5
$249 — standard registration