Fall Reading Group: No-Self and the Modern Mind

Join a thoughtful autumn gathering devoted to one of the most intriguing questions in contemplative practice: what does it mean to live without a fixed sense of self? This reading group invites participants to explore the idea of no-self and its relevance to the modern mind through shared reflection, discussion, and inquiry.

Set in the reflective atmosphere of fall, the group offers a space to slow down, listen deeply, and engage with ideas that bridge philosophy, mindfulness, and everyday experience. Whether you are new to the topic or already familiar with contemplative traditions, this is an opportunity to examine how the concept of no-self can shape the way we understand identity, awareness, and inner freedom.

Expect an open, welcoming environment where reading and conversation support deeper insight. It is an ideal setting for anyone interested in meditation, self-inquiry, and the inner work of seeing more clearly.