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Teachings & Retreats 2004–2005

257    April 22, '04 Amsterdam, Holland

Evolutionary Enlightenment - All Your Questions Answered.
In this compelling talk and series of dialogues Andrew Cohen describes Evolutionary Enlightenment. He explores our fundamental relationship to life, the nature of ego, the Authentic Self and collective consciousness. This is a perfect introduction to anyone new to Andrew’s teachings.

258    May 26, '04 Lenox, USA

What is Meditation?
In this compelling talk and series of dialogues Andrew Cohen describes Evolutionary Enlightenment. He explores our fundamental relationship to life, the nature of ego, the Authentic Self and collective consciousness. This is a perfect introduction to anyone new to Andrew’s teachings.

259    Aug. 26, '04 Les Gourmettes, France

Living on the Edge.
This video is taken from a ten-day retreat with Andrew Cohen. In this session, participants join Andrew in an investigation into what It means to live an authentic spiritual life.

260    July 10, '04 Barcelona, Spain

Andrew Cohen speaks at the Parliament of the World’s Religions
Every five years, the Parliament of the World’s Religions brings together thousands of people representing the vast diversity of the world’s spiritual and cultural traditions. In this talk Andrew Cohen introduces his teaching of Evolutionary Enlightenment and explores its unique relevance for life in the 21 st century.

261    Oct 9, '04 London, UK

Who Am I and Why Am I Here?
In two truly cosmic dialogues at a one-day retreat in London, Andrew Cohen answers the two fundamental human questions, “Who am I? and Why am I here?” Andrew calls us to awaken to the fact that our own existence is part of a universal evolutionary process. Through this understanding of who we are, we can begin to experience profound care for the life process itself. Freely and passionately responding to that care is the purpose of being a human being in the twenty-first century – that is why we are here.

262    Oct 9, '04 London, UK

Who Am I and How Shall I Live (DVD)
In two truly cosmic dialogues recorded at a one day retreat in London, Andrew Cohen answers the two fundamental human questions “Who Am I?” and “Why Am I Here?” Andrew calls us to awaken to the fact that our own existence is part of a universal evolutionary process. Through this understanding of who we are, we can begin to experience profound care for the life process itself. Freely and passionately responding to that care is the purpose of being a human being in the 21 st century – that is why we are here.

263    2005 Perth, Australia

Authentic Leadership
What could happen if the leaders of international corporations look beyond the “bottom line” of performing for shareholders, and awaken to the fact that their own human experience is part of a global – even cosmic – evolutionary process? Given the fact that, of the one hundred largest economies in the world, fifty-one are multinational corporations, these leaders have the potential to change the lives of everyone on this planet. In this talk taken from a one-day business seminar, Andrew Cohen gives practical guidelines for the real and demanding steps that would be needed for an individual to become an authentic leader and explains why this is so desperately needed in our rapidly changing world, “In an enlightenment context, there is no difference between what it means to be an authentic leader and what it means to be a liberated human being.’ – Andrew Cohen

264    Sept 28, 05 Copenhagen, Denmark

What is the Meaning of Life
Andrew Cohen urges us to a profound engagement with fundamental questions about life and what it means to be a liberated human being. To do this he demonstrates that the practice of inquiry – engaged Contemplation that threatens the existing structures in our Consciousness – can lead to the discovery of the depth, and is the Position of liberation itself.

265    April 17, 04 Copenhagen, Denmark

Radical Engagement with Life
In this in-depth talk, Andrew presents a vision for our future by describing the birth of a “new We” –the critical emergence of a higher collective consciousness arising among those who are willing to engage with the evolution of consciousness itself.

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