Peter Fenner

Peter Fenner, Ph.D. is a spiritual leader in the adaption and transmission of Asian nondual wisdom and Founder of Timeless Wisdom, a California nonprofit. He is a pioneer in the development of nondual therapy. He created the Radiant Mind Course® and the Natural Awakening: Advanced Nondual Training. Peter runs courses, trainings, retreats and satsang telecalls and offers individual coaching sessions. His students and clients include Buddhist psychotherapists, psychologists, coaches, Zen masters, Sufi masters, Vipassana and Mindfulness teachers, Yoga teachers, psychiatrists, medical doctors, hospice workers, students of Tibetan Buddhism, followers of Advaita, artists and spiritual seekers worldwide.Peter also offers retreats on 4 continents. He has presented his work at leading universities and institutions including Columbia, Stanford, CIIS and Naropa. Stay in touch: • Join Peter Fenner's network on LinkedIn • Like his page on Facebook

Radiant Mind Course 2014 in Portland, OR

9-month program With Peter Fenner and the Radiant Mind coaches 3 Workshops DATES and VENUE? First workshop: March 21-23 – Opening to life, Portland, OR Middle workshop: June 6-8 – Marylhurst University, OR Completing workshop: November 14-16 – Marylhurst University, OR PARTICIPATION First timers: Early bird, US$1750, if payment is received in full before February 10. US$1950, if …

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Natural Awakening: Advanced Nondual Training

10-month Nondual Training, 2015 The three 4-day workshops will be held in Australasia The Natural Awakening: Advanced Nondual Training is designed for people who wish to expand and refine their capacity to offer nondual awareness as a component of their teaching, coaching or psychotherapy with individuals or groups. The Natural Awakening: Advanced Nondual Training is …

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Natural Silence and Profound Unthinkability

In Java, Indonesia, there are mystical communities who spend time silently together after an evening meal. They do not meditate, nor do they ‘relax’ or snooze. Rather, they sit attentively together in shared silence, just being with each other in the appreciation of existence. They may be smiling, gazing at each other, sitting quietly with …

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Introduction to Radiant Mind, by Jan Hodgman

Recognizing Our Ultimate Nature January 19 and 20, 2013 – Anacortes, WA Join Jan Daiyū Hodgman for a weekend at the end of the spiritual path—resting in the ground of pure being—while being fully engaged and connected with each other. Through dialogue, inquiry, silence, alert listening and explorations, we will come to recognize our natural …

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