Pointing to the Moon of Non-separation

A weekend exploring suññatā as non-separation 

In my online retreat earlier in the year, the ‘moon’ to which I was pointing was the unfindability of a separate self. The kind of self that we think we are – persisting, potentially satisfactory and somehow ‘who and what I really am’ – is nothing but a mental fabrication. Our fabricating of this leads to suffering.

This weekend retreat explores the other ‘side’ of the equation: if there is ‘self’, there must be a separate ‘other’. And indeed, the sense of separation is a further, deep cause of unnecessary suffering.

Our nature is, in reality, whole and undivided. This non-separation is what we will be exploring, by becoming inquisitive about the question: what is the actual nature of our immediate sense experience?

It is not what we think.

These explorations stand in their own right and people who were not on the earlier retreat are welcome.

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