The Still Point Circle

The Still Point Circle is a gathering for women in the Fort Worth area who value presence, self-awareness, meaningful conversation, and personal growth rooted in spiritual understanding.

The group name comes from T.S. Eliot’s poem Four Quartets. The “still point” is that quiet place at the center that remains steady no matter what’s spinning around it. This circle of women is meant to be that place.

Together we explore how our awareness (or lack thereof) shapes the way we experience life: our relationships, reactions, patterns, emotional responses, and capacity for peace.

Conversations are centered around shared material such as books, essays, podcasts, or videos inspired by teachers like Eckhart Tolle, Michael Singer, Pema Chödrön, Byron Katie, and others whose work points toward awakening, consciousness, and the deeper nature of who we are.

This is a space for curiosity and humble engagement. Not for ego in the form of politics, religious doctrine, spiritual performance, or intellectual posturing. Everyone here is a student (no one is the guru).

And while there’s real depth to the group, when we’re together there’s no shortage of laughter and warmth.

Gatherings are lightly guided and intentionally intimate. Because meetings are held in a private home, new members are added organically in order to preserve the tone, safety, and alignment of the space.