Hi there, 

It is easy to notice you can't see your own head, but its implications can be the journey of a lifetime. 

Richard Lang has spent 55 years living this journey, and tomorrow is a chance to hear what being headless has meant for him. Like a deep lake with a calm surface, the simplicity of the 'experiments' can be deceptive. When further investigated, the empty space we're looking out from can be an endless source of wisdom. Closer than your nose, wider than the sky, and space for many points of view. 

Richard will be answering questions and then you'll get a chance to meet others exploring this view. 

Online Q&A this Sunday 11th Oct. Register here.

Bohm Dialogue

Perhaps what the world urgently needs right now is more ways to slow down. 

Quantum physicist David Bohm developed just such a practice, described by a regular attendee as “deep listening, slowing down and connecting with others in a way that feels authentic.” 

David believed that dialogue may well be "one of the most effective ways of investigating the crisis which faces society, and indeed the whole of human nature and consciousness today.”

Sessions are described as nourishing, transformative, and accessible, particularly for newcomers and neurodivergent individuals. Attendees leave feeling deeply connected, reflective, and eager to return.

“…permission to just be, permission to have an opinion, permission to be wrong, permission to understand ourselves by ourselves…”

We're so happy to be hosting regular sessions in London, and you can join the next one, Mon 19th Oct by clicking here.
 

Other events coming up: