Group Field Meditations

A Shared Exploration of Consciousness, Presence & the Field

November–December Series

Tuesdays | 10:00–11:15 AM Alberta Time (ABT / UTC−6)
Dates: November 3, 10, 17, 24 & December 1, 2026

A five-week live online series via Zoom. Replays will be available.

*Please note: Beginning November 1, Alberta will adopt permanent Alberta Time (ABT) and will no longer change its clocks seasonally. Please check the corresponding time in your location, as other regions may still observe seasonal time changes.

An Invitation to Explore

Over the past four years, I've been immersed in the study and practice of working consciously with group meditative Fields, learning through dedicated spiritual study, guidance, and direct experience. Together with decades of meditation and contemplative practice, this has opened a fascinating new dimension of inquiry into consciousness, energy, and the possibilities of shared meditation.

What continues to interest me is the depth of meditation that becomes available when a Field is intentionally established, and the possibilities that begin to open once we are there.

In the work I've been studying, the Field is described as a responsive environment for the exploration of consciousness. We can enter it, receive, make requests, and become curious about what changes in our experience.

We might explore our capacity to receive and work with energy, become more sensitive to subtle perception, or bring an emotion, a difficult circumstance, a question, or a dream into the Field and request support. We can explore intentions and possibilities, investigate what happens through shared attention, or simply rest in the experience.

There is something deeply interesting to me about approaching the Field as a place of learning, discovery, and conscious participation.

These gatherings are an invitation to explore together, bringing our attention, intention, curiosity, and discernment into an experience that continues to reveal new dimensions of itself.

What Is the Field?

There is a quality of resting and being that I know very well from my own meditation practice. When meditating alone, it can take a long time for me to arrive there. It has a particular quality of stillness, presence, receptivity, spaciousness, depth, and intelligence. It feels sacred.

When the Field is established, I experience something similar almost immediately. I sometimes think of it as saturation.

Consider what it can feel like to enter a monastery, a temple, a place of worship, or another space that has been tended through years of prayer and contemplation. Sometimes there is a palpable quality to the environment before anything has been said or done. The Field feels something like that to me: an environment saturated with meditative energy.

Others who have practiced with me have also described sensing a distinct quality within the Field and noticing a change when entering it. These experiences have contributed to my curiosity about what is happening and to my desire to explore this work more deliberately.

In the work I've been studying, the Field is understood as a non-material environment of consciousness, supported through intention, collective participation, and what I have come to know as the Love of Creation.

This understanding has become part of how I approach the practice. There are aspects of the Field I experience with considerable clarity, alongside larger questions about consciousness, energy, and the nature of our participation in it that remain open.

The mystery is part of what draws me here.

Together, we explore what becomes possible when we begin engaging with the Field itself as part of the meditation.

The Field as a Learning Ground and Playground

One of the aspects of my studies that has particularly captured my attention is the description of the Field as a practice ground for consciousness.

Within this understanding, the Field offers an environment in which we can become more familiar with our own awareness and explore how consciousness responds to intention, attention, and the experience of receiving. We can approach it as both a learning ground and a playground. There is room for careful observation, genuine experimentation, curiosity, and discovery.

We can begin by simply receiving and noticing what happens. From there, we can make a request, allow some space, and observe whether anything changes. We might request greater energetic support or alignment. We might explore an increase or decrease in intensity, becoming more familiar with our own capacity and sensitivity. We might notice subtle sensations, shifts in awareness, imagery, impressions, or a quality of experience that is difficult to describe.

We can also bring aspects of our human lives into the Field. An emotion, a recurring pattern, a relationship, an uncertainty, or a circumstance that feels difficult can become the focus of an exploration. We can allow it to be present within a wider awareness and request support, clarity, compassion, or alignment. At other times, we might bring a dream, an intention, a prayer, or a possibility that is beginning to take shape in our lives.

What happens when we explore these things from a state of deep presence? What becomes available when we allow ourselves to receive, listen, and remain curious? These questions interest me.

So does the possibility of developing greater sensitivity to the Field itself, becoming familiar with subtle dimensions of experience, and discovering what happens when we participate consciously within a shared environment.

There is no prescribed experience to reach. Each exploration offers an opportunity to become more familiar with what is actually arising, to recognize what feels meaningful, and to allow our understanding to develop through experience.

The Uniqueness of Each Group Field

Each Field is specific to the people within it.

The individuals are different, their intentions are different, and what each person brings into the gathering is different. I therefore approach the Field as something particular to that group.

My role is to guide us into centredness and presence and, from there, to request a Field for the people who have gathered.

I experience this Field as being established through our individual fields, together with the Love of Creation and the support of what I experience as higher frequencies.

Once the Field is established, a significant part of my attention remains there. I attend to it intentionally throughout the meditation, sensing its qualities, tending the environment, and allowing the energy that supports it to stream in and increasingly saturate the space.

At the same time, I continue guiding the meditation. The words, pacing, invitations, and periods of silence respond to what I am perceiving.

I sometimes describe my role as being a doorman. The image is useful because I am attending to the threshold and tending the environment while each person remains free to have their own experience within it.

Over these years of study and practice, I've noticed that when the Field feels strongly established, fewer words are required. Silence can arrive sooner. The guidance can become lighter. More of our attention can move toward experiencing what is already present. There is a beautiful simplicity in that.

How We Explore Within the Field

Each gathering begins by bringing attention inward. We settle into the body, become centred, allow the mind to quiet, and establish presence. From there, I request and attend to the Field for our group. Once we have entered, we allow time to receive and become familiar with the experience. As the meditation unfolds, I introduce an exploration or invitation. There may be a particular question, quality of consciousness, request, or possibility that we bring into the Field.

Sometimes the exploration is very simple. We may notice what changes when we request greater energetic support, or discover how our experience shifts when we soften our attention. At other times, we may explore more subtle perception, bring something from our lives into the Field, or work with an intention or possibility.

Throughout, I offer guidance that supports attention while leaving generous space for silence and direct experience. You may become aware of sensation, emotion, energy, stillness, resistance, imagery, spaciousness, or something entirely different. You may experience a subtle change, a profound shift, or a period of quiet rest. Your experience is your own. You are welcome to make requests, adjust the degree of your engagement, follow an inquiry, or simply receive.

The intention is to remain present, centred, curious, and discerning as we explore.

Our Five Gatherings

Across the five weeks, we will move through several broad territories of exploration:

Entering and Interacting with the Field
Becoming familiar with the Field, receiving its support, and exploring what happens when we make conscious requests.

Expanding Capacity and Perception
Exploring energetic receptivity, alignment, sensitivity, and the subtle ways experience may register within us.

Bringing Our Human Experience into the Field
Allowing emotions, questions, patterns, and circumstances to be present within a wider awareness, and exploring the experience of requesting support.

Dreams, Intentions, and Possibility
Bringing aspirations, prayers, and emerging possibilities into the Field, allowing curiosity and deeper listening to inform our exploration.

Collective Exploration
Exploring shared intention, the experience of participating together, and the possibilities that arise through a group gathered in presence.

These themes offer a direction for our time together. Each gathering will also have room to develop in response to the Field and the people present.

The Final Ten Minutes: Transmission & Receiving

The final ten minutes are a distinct stage of each gathering.

Throughout the meditation, I remain primarily the holder of the Field. During this final period, my role shifts to include transmission.

The energy I experience as being transmitted is the same energy already present within and supporting the Field. I experience myself as allowing that energy to move through me and into the shared Field, while continuing to hold it. My understanding of this practice has developed through years of study, exploration, and direct experience.

During this period, my attention becomes more concentrated on transmission, and the verbal guidance becomes quiet. For you, this is a time of receiving. You may bring a personal intention, rest in silence, pray, remain present, or simply notice what you experience. You can allow the experience to unfold in whatever way is natural for you. I hold this part of the practice in relationship with what I have come to know as the Love of Creation, along with the higher frequencies that I experience as supporting the Field. Your own experience may have its own language and meaning.

The invitation is simply to become receptive and discover what receiving is for you.

Why I Am Exploring This

This work sits at one of the most alive edges of my inquiry into meditation and consciousness.

I have spent decades in meditation and contemplative practice. I know the experience of sitting for a long period of time and gradually arriving at a particular depth of stillness and being. What continues to fascinate me is that when the Field is established, I experience a similar quality becoming available with remarkable immediacy. That observation has opened a much larger inquiry:

What becomes possible in meditation when the Field itself is an active ingredient?

And what happens when we begin to participate consciously within it?

I am interested in how our sensitivity may develop through repeated practice, how we experience receiving and interacting with the Field, and what we might discover when we bring the different dimensions of our lives into this environment.

I'm also curious about the collective aspect of the work. What changes when people gather with a shared intention? How does each person's presence contribute to the experience? What becomes possible through exploring together?

There are things I have come to recognize through practice, and there is so much that remains mysterious. I find both deeply compelling. The mystery invites humility, openness, and a willingness to keep learning. Direct experience gives us something to investigate. Together, they create a rich ground for exploration.

Who These Gatherings Are For

These gatherings are for people who are curious about consciousness and willing to explore through direct experience.

You may already have a meditation practice or be sensitive to energy and subtle experience. You may come from a contemplative, spiritual, mystical, or devotional background. You may simply be curious about what happens when people gather and become deeply present together.

Previous experience with the Field is welcome, and newcomers are equally welcome.

You can arrive with your own understanding, questions, and way of relating to consciousness. There is room for different experiences and interpretations.

I invite you to bring your discernment, curiosity, and willingness to explore.

A Place to Return

There is a reason I offer these meditations as a series. I am interested in what happens through returning.

What happens when we gather again with the same orientation and establish the Field repeatedly?

Does the threshold become more familiar? Do we become more sensitive to subtle changes in our experience? Does our capacity to receive develop? Do we become more comfortable making requests and exploring consciously? Does the shared Field itself develop through repeated participation?

These questions are part of our inquiry.

My hope is that the series becomes a weekly anchor: a place to enter meditation, participate in a Field that is being intentionally tended, explore the possibilities of consciousness through direct experience, and receive.

A place for stillness, discovery, and the quiet wonder of being alive.

November–December Series

Five live online gatherings

Tuesdays | 10:00–11:15 AM Alberta Time (ABT / UTC−6)
Live on Zoom. Replays available.

Dates: November 3, 10, 17, 24 & December 1, 2026
Investment: $150 USD

I would be honoured to welcome you into the field.