The Unknowable Inn

What to Expect at The Unknowable Inn

For two hours, we're going to talk like people.

No lecture. No sermon. No doctrine to memorize. No requirement that you agree with me—and I don't want you believing something simply because I said it.

We'll talk about life, suffering, feelings, thoughts, relationships, fear, anger, happiness, freedom, the stories we carry, and the difference between what we actually know and what we've been taught to believe.

I'll share what I've learned from my own life and the framework I've developed for understanding it. You'll bring yours. We'll question things together. You can challenge anything I say.

The only admission requirement is a willingness to grow.

You may laugh. You may get uncomfortable. You may recognize something you've been carrying for years. You may disagree completely. All of that is welcome.

I'm not promising enlightenment in two hours.

I'm offering you a chair at The Unknowable Inn and a conversation you probably aren't having anywhere else.

And hanging over the door is the only rule you really need:

DON'T BELIEVE OR TRUST WHAT YOU HEAR.
KNOW WHAT YOU FEEL INSTEAD.

Come as you are.

Leave as yourself.

What to Expect at The Unknowable Inn

For two hours, we're going to talk like people.

No lecture. No sermon. No doctrine to memorize. No requirement that you agree with me—and I don't want you believing something simply because I said it.

We'll talk about life, suffering, feelings, thoughts, relationships, fear, anger, happiness, freedom, the stories we carry, and the difference between what we actually know and what we've been taught to believe.

I'll share what I've learned from my own life and the framework I've developed for understanding it. You'll bring yours. We'll question things together. You can challenge anything I say.

The only admission requirement is a willingness to grow.

You may laugh. You may get uncomfortable. You may recognize something you've been carrying for years. You may disagree completely. All of that is welcome.

I'm not promising enlightenment in two hours.

I'm offering you a chair at The Unknowable Inn and a conversation you probably aren't having anywhere else.

And hanging over the door is the only rule you really need:

DON'T BELIEVE OR TRUST WHAT YOU HEAR.
KNOW WHAT YOU FEEL INSTEAD.

Come as you are.

Leave as yourself.

What to Expect at The Unknowable Inn

For two hours, we're going to talk like people.

No lecture. No sermon. No doctrine to memorize. No requirement that you agree with me—and I don't want you believing something simply because I said it.

We'll talk about life, suffering, feelings, thoughts, relationships, fear, anger, happiness, freedom, the stories we carry, and the difference between what we actually know and what we've been taught to believe.

I'll share what I've learned from my own life and the framework I've developed for understanding it. You'll bring yours. We'll question things together. You can challenge anything I say.

The only admission requirement is a willingness to grow.

You may laugh. You may get uncomfortable. You may recognize something you've been carrying for years. You may disagree completely. All of that is welcome.

I'm not promising enlightenment in two hours.

I'm offering you a chair at The Unknowable Inn and a conversation you probably aren't having anywhere else.

And hanging over the door is the only rule you really need:

DON'T BELIEVE OR TRUST WHAT YOU HEAR.
KNOW WHAT YOU FEEL INSTEAD.

Come as you are.

Leave as yourself.

What to Expect at The Unknowable Inn

For two hours, we're going to talk like people.

No lecture. No sermon. No doctrine to memorize. No requirement that you agree with me—and I don't want you believing something simply because I said it.

We'll talk about life, suffering, feelings, thoughts, relationships, fear, anger, happiness, freedom, the stories we carry, and the difference between what we actually know and what we've been taught to believe.

I'll share what I've learned from my own life and the framework I've developed for understanding it. You'll bring yours. We'll question things together. You can challenge anything I say.

The only admission requirement is a willingness to grow.

You may laugh. You may get uncomfortable. You may recognize something you've been carrying for years. You may disagree completely. All of that is welcome.

I'm not promising enlightenment in two hours.

I'm offering you a chair at The Unknowable Inn and a conversation you probably aren't having anywhere else.

And hanging over the door is the only rule you really need:

DON'T BELIEVE OR TRUST WHAT YOU HEAR.
KNOW WHAT YOU FEEL INSTEAD.

Come as you are.

Leave as yourself.