Satsang — a place to be.

In a world that demands opinions, achievements, and speed, satsang is a sacred pause.
Not a lecture, not a lesson, but a living encounter — with yourself, the silence, and the essential.
I invite you to fall silent together, to sink into awareness, and to offer space to whatever wants to reveal itself.

In these gatherings, nothing is obligatory, and everything is welcome.
We don't share ready-made answers, but open a field in which truth presents itself naturally — in a word, a vibration, a breath.
Sometimes language flows, sometimes silence is sufficient.

You are welcome with your questions, your confusion, your clarity.
We gather not around one person, but around a field of truth that lives within each of us.
From that place — deep, pure, and present — everything that wants to be seen may come to light.

Satsang is not a performance.
It is remembrance.
Of who you are beyond the stories. To the light that has never gone away.

When it resonates, I will meet you there.

What can you expect from a satsang?

– A space of silence and reflection
A space where nothing is necessary, but everything can be. We sink together into presence, beyond mental striving.

– A conversation from the heart and truth
Not a lesson, but an open field where questions, insights, and resonance can arise—without judgment or hierarchy.

– Opportunity for reflection, questions, and inner homecoming
You don't have to 'do' or 'understand' anything. What wants to be seen presents itself naturally. You are invited to be present in truth.

– No dogma, no direction, no promise
Satsang is not a method. Not a religion. Not a lifebuoy. It is a reminder of who you are at your deepest level.