Jessica is a teacher in the Ridhwan school. She talks openly about her life and the journey that has taken her from Freudian therapy to Jungian work to Gestalt practice. She lived at Esalen for 10 years and started to have sessions with Hammed Ali (AH Almaas) before joining the Ridhwan school in its early years. 'Transcendence is the first step to know one's nature - the nature of everything. The next step is to live this more and more; the one subject expresses itself in your/my/our location.'

Jeff if author of 5 books including, 'The Deepest Acceptance: Radical Awakening In Ordinary Life,' 'An Extraordinary Absence: Liberation in the Midst Of A Very Ordinary Life,' and 'The Wonder of Being.' In this interview Jeff uses the crucifixion of Jesus to explain Life lived in the Present Moment. He also shares his own despair and talks about how we have the tendency to spiritually BYPASSING our human stuff and how we all long for the unconditional rest of the 'Ocean'.

Jeff is author of 5 books including, 'The Deepest Acceptance: Radical Awakening in Ordinary Life,' 'An Extraordinary Absence: Liberation in the Midst of A Very Ordinary Life,' and 'The Wonder of Being.' In this Interview he gives us the Metaphor of the Ocean and the Waves and invites us to discover the Ocean of who we are: an Awareness that has already allowed every Wave of emotion and experience to arrive, they are our beloved children. Jeff explains how we can stop running from "the mess of our life" into the deepest Acceptance of the moment and radically Awaken in Ordinary Life. He also shares with us in depth his own process.

The simple and direct message of Life Without a Centre is this: 'There is only ever Oneness. And in Oneness, the dream of separation arises, the idea that you are a separate 'person in the world', with a heavy past and an uncertain future, somehow divided from everyone and everything else. In this dream there can be great suffering, because to a separate person, life will never seem complete, and a longing for Home will pervade all action. We are talking about the possibility of waking up from this dream. It's an awakening that's simpler and gentler than you could ever imagine. This radical message lovingly allows all spiritual paths, while at the same time making them completely obsolete. This may feel very threatening to a mind hooked on ideas of paths, processes, and perfection. But in the presence of this revolutionary clarity, the endless seeking of the mind cannot last. Then, in the place of striving, suffering, and solidity, there is only ever lightness, love and so much laughter. Some have called this 'spiritual awakening'. I call it Life Without a Centre.'

Jeddah is an International Teacher on Enlightenment who had, already at a very young age, a deep understanding of the Nature of Reality. She embarked on a 20 year long journey at the age of 20 with the world's highest ranking masters such as the Dalai Lama and spending hundreds of hours in practice, meditation, analysis and exploration. Throughout her life she had a series of awakenings, culminating now in a moment to moment awareness of the source of all existence.

Jackie O' Keeffe was raised in rural Ireland. She studied theology and music, graduating in the 1980's and was left disillusioned and a non-believer. In 1997, her life changed dramatically when her sixth sense awakened. Spontaneously, she was able to see chakras, energy fields and auras. She could communicate with animals and with those who have passed away. A busy practice in healing quickly developed, with Jackie offering private sessions and residential retreats. After seven years as a spiritual teacher, Jackie stopped in 2006 and left Ireland to deepen her own spiritual practice. Her personal quest led to a transcendence of dualistic thought. Jackie now lives in Ireland and India. She facilitates spiritual gatherings, offering clear pointers to seekers of truth. In this interview Jackie, gives clear and direct pointers to what's real. She gives examples of how we fool ourselves into believing we are defined by our personality and brings us back to what we truly are.

Igor was born in Uzbekistan and in his childhood, Igor had many episodes associated with the awakening of Kundalini. Later in the wake of an advanced yogic course, TM-Sidhi Program, he went through a profound expansion of Consciousness. By the age of thirty six Igor had undergone a radical transformation of consciousness which subsequently blossomed into spontaneous unfoldment of Grace. For the next five years he continued long hours of meditation, integrating expanded state of awareness throughout his daily activities. Around that time, he began sharing his insights with those who were attracted by the energy emanating in his presence. In this interview he talks about his early life and awakening. His book Flowing Wakefulness - Essays on the Nature of Consciousness and Reality will be released soon.

Igor, artist and Advaita Tantric Teacher was born in Uzbekistan and his book, Flowing Wakefulness - Essays on the Nature of Consciousness and Reality will be released soon. In this interview he tells us his view on Enlightenment and that true Awakening has to take place in the body on a cellular level. It is the Nervous System that supports the individual Consciousness to mature into full Enlightenment; it's an alchemical process. He states, "The Enlightened is one who's Nervous System can no longer be swept away by chemical storms inside. In this interview Igor talks about the importance of meditation and of the need for utter dedication to the truth

Author of ‘The Master and His Emissary - The Divided Brain and The making Of The Western World’ and ‘The Divided Brain And The Search For Meaning’. Iain McGilchrist is committed to the idea that the mind and brain can be understood only by seeing them in the broadest possible context, that of the whole of our physical and spiritual existence and of the wider human culture in which they arise: the culture which helps to mould, and in turn is moulded by our minds and brains. He argues that the division of the brain into two hemispheres is essential to human existence, making possible incompatible versions of the world, with quite different priorities and values.

Hugh is author of the books 'The Heart Of Listening - A Visionary Approach to Craniosacral work' and 'Bhagwan: The God That Failed.' He also features in the movie, 'Guru Bhagwan: His Secretary and His BodyGuard.' The interview covers Hugh's life; how he eventually re-found his childhood abilities to 'see,' his years as Indian Guru Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh's (Osho) bodyguard and how he has now become a teacher of Craniosacral work.