15 minutes a day · 12 stages · At your own pace · Between 4 and 12 months ·
15 minutes a day · 12 stages · At your own pace · Between 4 and 12 months ·
15 minutes a day · 12 stages · At your own pace · between 4 and 12 months ·

Blaise Pascal, C. S. Lewis, J. R. R. Tolkien
You can have purpose, know yourself, think clearly. And yet still feel that something is missing. Something that doesn't fit on an Excel sheet or in a life plan. Something you cannot manufacture. That restlessness is not a flaw. It is a sign. For millennia, the whole of humanity has been asking the same questions: Does God exist? Is there something after death? Does suffering have meaning? And they haven't answered them with PowerPoints, but with myths, with rituals, with traditions, with leaps of faith. This stage will not give you a pre-packaged answer. It will not tell you what to believe. But it will place you before the great spiritual traditions of humanity. It will teach you to distinguish cheap religiosity from a true encounter with the transcendent. When you finish, you won't have all the answers. But you will have stopped running from the questions. And that, sometimes, is the first step toward something much greater than yourself.
20 minutes a day · 12 stages · At your own pace · between 4 and 12 months
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