Going Home is a powerful 3-day / 2-nights weekend program that invites you to explore consciousness beyond the physical body and to encounter life’s greatest transition with clarity and peace. It is designed for those ready to deepen their journey of self-discovery and to gain new insight into the continuity of life beyond death.
We run this workshop from our place in Narara, in the NSW Central Coast, within walking distance from the Niagara Park train station (1,5 hrs train ride from Sydney).
Accommodation and meals are included (2 nights)
The accommodation is in shared/mixed rooms (2 bunk beds / 4 persons per room) where you get to do the exercises and sleep at night. If you prefer to arrange external accommodation you can do so and price will be adjusted accordingly.
Each participant is provided with its own bed and wireless headphones for the exercises as well as a manual/journal.
Dinner is provided Friday and Saturday, breakfast and lunch Saturday and Sunday and coffee, tea and snacks are provided during the workshop.
Though the workshop itself runs Saturday and Sunday we highly recommend arriving on Friday afternoon for dinner, socializing and to be ready early on Saturday morning.
Across the weekend, you will revisit the foundational states of expanded awareness before moving into advanced levels that open new dimensions of experience. You will return first to Focus 10 and 12, reconnecting with the state of mind awake, body asleep, and the quiet expansion of awareness. From there, you will be guided into Focus 15 and beyond, exploring transitions of consciousness that open into timelessness and freedom.
As the workshop continues, you will move through Focus 21 and into Focus 23–27, levels often associated with the journey of release, renewal, and reunion. These states provide an opportunity to explore the nature of transition, offering perspectives that dissolve fear and bring reassurance that consciousness continues.
The workshop is both experiential and practical. Through guided sessions and time for integration, you will have space to reflect on your discoveries and connect them to your own life. Many participants find this process not only reduces fear of death but also brings greater meaning to how they live each day.
Going Home also offers valuable understanding for those who support others in times of change. Caregivers, family members, and companions often leave with a deeper sense of compassion and insight, helping them bring comfort and calm to loved ones facing the end of life.
This is more than a workshop about transition. It is an exploration of peace, acceptance, and the enduring essence of who we are. Participants frequently describe leaving with a lighter heart, a clearer perspective, and a renewed sense of connection to both themselves and the greater whole.