Introduction to the Teachings

Most people seem to be lost to living out ideas and goals placed by the outside, hoping it will complete them. This lesson is a discovery of how living is the fulfilment of a demand present as oneself and how one is missing this by being lost in the illusion that one can be fulfilled by something outward. This lesson invites you to explore how you can live in the completion of you.

This lesson examines how the identity we carry and the defence of it prevents us from being in a space in which help can happen. Dhyan Vimal reveals that inner growth can only happen when one learns to be in a space in which one can go beyond the identity one is defending. Explore how you can be to exist in this space.

One often concludes that what is there as oneself is all there is, and by that conclusion, one prevents anything more from happening. Dhyan Vimal talks about how the journey of awakening begins when one recognises that there is more to oneself. In this lesson, he reveals how you can learn to be seated in this awareness.

The popular notion is that almost everything that one is, is because of an effect of a cause. Dhyan Vimal challenges this notion and states that being affected is an illusion that exists in the world. The human being is not just a by-product of an effect, there is a state of 'I am' which by its nature can affect. This lesson invites you to learn how you can rise to be seated in the state of an affector.

This lesson proposes that the notion of the identity we carry is an illusion appearing real. It only exists in comparison and reflection, by itself it doesn't exist. This lesson reveals how the identity entraps one in a certain reality in order to keep itself real. Dhyan Vimal shares that there is a state of being that exists for itself, by itself with the property of evolving to what more it can be. Explore how you can go beyond this entrapment.

Every human being is functioning from a purpose, known or unknown to them. Most are living out an unconscious purpose, missing what they are actually here to live out. In this lesson, Dhyan Vimal states that the real purpose is to discover the more of you and to evolve to what you can be.

People are practicing meditation all over the world, yet no significant transformation seems to be happening. Dhyan Vimal examines how meditation in most cases has become another form of entertainment to keep the identity intact. Hence, the truth of meditation has been fundamentally missed. He reveals that meditation is not a practice but a state of existence that allows one to grow and evolve. This lesson invites you to discover the essence of true meditation.

The definition of who we are seems to be limited to how well we can survive, procreate and be included. Thus, the true definition of what is here as us is being missed and because of this, everything is missed. Dhyan Vimal's insight is that true living begins when one has a vision of the more of oneself. Learn how you can discover and live the vision of you.

We assume that we can learn, but it seems to be one of the hardest things to do. Most simply learn to defend the state of self, despite the fact that life provokes us to learn. Right learning is to be open to the fact that there can be something more than what is there, and this is the very centre of the evolution of humanity. In this lesson, Dhyan Vimal invites you to participate in the evolution of mankind and what can be.