Reveal The Aliveness
That Is Always Present

My Approach

At the heart of my work lies a recognition that our true nature is a living beingness, a presence that is at once still and dynamic. When we turn our attention inward, beyond the habitual identifications of mind, we encounter a quiet awareness that knows itself simply by being. This recognition, often described in the non dual traditions of Advaita, dissolves the illusion of separateness and with it the root of psychological suffering. In this clear seeing there is a natural peace, a liberation from the endless struggle to defend and maintain a limited self.

Yet beingness is not a static void. It is alive, vibrant, and expressive. Its aliveness appears in the human experience as a natural dynamism, moving as the deep needs and longings that shape our daily lives. This living current expresses itself as the need for relationship, which is the movement of love, as the need for physical integrity and harmonious embodiment, which is the movement of beauty, and as the need for meaningful context and understanding, which is the movement of truth. When these movements are allowed to flow freely, without the distortions of fear or grasping, life reveals its inherent vitality and wholeness.

My approach draws inspiration from the still clarity of Advaita, the dynamic life force of Buddhism, and the practical insights of Human Givens psychology. I recognise that the essence of all genuine paths is the same, to reveal the inseparable nature of consciousness and aliveness, and to allow that recognition to infuse every aspect of human life. In silent awareness, in reflective inquiry, and in the natural engagement with our needs and relationships, the beingness at the heart of life becomes self evident. It speaks for itself in peace, in vitality, and in the effortless unfolding of love, beauty, and truth.

I do not offer a method or a practice, for what I share cannot be reduced to a technique. It is a recognition, not an achievement, and it arises most naturally in the simplicity of dialogue and quiet reflection. In my Beingness Speaking meetings, the voice itself becomes a vehicle of recognition, for in speaking as beingness rather than as a separate person, we reveal the truth of what we are. At times we may sit in silent inquiry, gently noticing our own experience, or we may simply allow attention to rest in the felt presence of beingness itself. These are not methods to achieve a goal, but the natural movements of life knowing itself, expressions of the very aliveness we are.

In my Context Awakening gatherings, we inquire directly into the lived experience of awareness, mind, and body as expressions of our fundamental beingness. These explorations draw together the clear seeing of non duality with the understanding of human needs as they unfold in daily life. By allowing the strands of inner recognition and practical human experience to meet, we discover how beingness naturally expresses itself as love, beauty, and truth in the very fabric of our ordinary days.

This recognition is not an escape from life but a deep grounding within it. Our beingness does not stand apart from the joys and sorrows, the responsibilities and uncertainties of daily existence. Rather, it reveals an inner aliveness that flows through even the most ordinary moments, allowing challenges to be met with clarity, resilience, and compassion. In recognising ourselves as this living presence, we do not withdraw from life, we enter it more fully. I also offer Private Guidance Sessions too in recognition the very individual circumstances that all minds face.

In simply being what we already are, life reveals itself as whole, free, and quietly radiant.
These threads are expressed in the book Naturally Being and writings shared via the Naturally Being Substack. Please explore the activities section for more details.

Please note this work is of an educational, spiritual, and philosophical nature and not a form of therapy or psychological treatment and is not a substitute for psychological or medical treatment. If you are in any doubt, please see a licensed psychologist or psychiatrist in your region.