Nondual Satsang

Open Circle Sebastopol - Satsang (सत्सङ्ग) with Lisa Schumacher ~Yes to Life!
Sunday February 22, 2-4 pm, with refreshments until 5. Location: 8476 Sonoma Ave, Sebastopol, CA, the home of Tomas Phillips. Address sign says 8474/8476. Park on street, walk down short driveway to house with carport. $10-20 donation requested, no one turned away, no reservation needed. Please dress mindfully, doors & windows will be open! If you have any Covid like symptoms, please stay home.

"Yes to Life" offers a sacred space to pause - to rest, reflect, and rediscover the peace that's already within you. Guided by Lisa's compassionate presence, you'll gently release the need to be more or do more - and begin to see beyond the fears and self-doubt that could the mind, awakening to the truth of who we really are. This satsang is an opening - a return to love, stillness, and the simple joy of saying yes to life as it is. We will begin with silence, followed by sharing our realizations and questions. There may be exercises in pairs that will help give you deeper insight for your awakening.

Lisa Schumacher Lisa grew up in Colusa, California, and attended college at San Luis Obispo in the 1980s. After she moved to Southern Oregon in the early 90s, a friend invited her to a meeting with Gangaji. Upon hearing Gangaji say "Be your natural self", Lisa's heart caught on fire and she fell into a deep bow of surrender. That meeting revealed to her the absolute simplicity of the natural, living truth of Love, inseparable from who one is. Lisa moved to Bolinas in 1999 to be closer to Gangaji, and the vibrant community around her.
In 2005, Gangaji invited her to begin sharing satsang. Lisa now stands as a devoted teacher in the respected lineage of Ramana Maharshi, Papaji and Gangaji - honoring a tradition rooted in direct self-inquiry, stillness, and the intimate discovery of truth of who you are. With many years of guiding others, Lisa offers a rare and grounded presence, inviting everyone she meets directly into their own loving heart. Being with her in satsang feels like coming home, you are welcome just as you are into the quiet recognition of what is already whole and free.
Lisa has held meeting in Europe, Australia, New Zealand and North America. She's also a long-term student of Eli Jaxon-Bear, Gangaji's husband, and a founding teacher of Eli's "Leela School of Awakening". Lisa is the author of "The Stone I Love", a book of poetry inspired by Gangaji.
Lisa's website: https://satsangwithlisa.org/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qn5OATfkzrQ
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLz9lYNMb0A