All participants must register for this retreat, even if attending only one session.

Upon registration, you’ll receive the Zoom link with your event ticket. This link will be used for all sessions, and the passcode is ‘grace’ (lowercase).

Registration remains open throughout the retreat, allowing last-minute sign-ups. However, please register early enough to join the Zoom room before it closes at the start of the transmission, as latecomers won’t be admitted.

You’re free to attend as many or as few sessions as you like, though I recommend joining as many as possible to experience the full benefits of the retreat.

I strongly encourage attending the opening session, which includes key retreat information and an opportunity for questions.

If you can’t attend certain sessions due to time zone differences, you can participate remotely by sending a recent photo (chest up with space above the head) along with the sessions you’ll miss to beyondimogen@gmail.com before the retreat begins.

All sessions are recorded and sent daily via email to participants of the full 10-day or half 5-day retreat.

Important: During remote Divine Light Transmissions, I do not recommend engaging in other activities. Resting, sleeping, or sitting quietly with eyes closed is ideal if you can’t be online.

I aim to make this retreat accessible to everyone. If the rates are a challenge, please contact me at beyondimogen@gmail.com to explore financial assistance options, including discounts and full scholarships. My priority is inclusion, so please don’t let cost prevent your participation.

Here are my suggestions for during the Divine Light Transmission:

• Sit comfortably and ground your body – Sit so your body can relax and there’s no strain. I prefer you to be seated and clearly visible on zoom for me.

• Be open and receptive to receive what is in your highest good for your awakening – Say a “yes” in your heart.

• Stay out of the mind and rested as/in Beingness – Try not to judge or evaluate, don’t look for markers or experiences. Some feel something others don’t, doesn’t matter. If you struggle with staying out of the mind you can rest your attention gently and non-judgmentally on the sense of Beingness/Presence/Am-ness, the breath or even the felt experience/sensations of the body. When you notice you drift back into thoughts gently come back to the being/breath/body.

• Stay for the entire duration of the Transmission – So plan to stay for the entire session until the final bell sounds.

• Rest afterwards – No jumping into activity as the transmission works on very deep and subtle levels, even if you feel like you weren’t obviously affected by the it on the surface. I recommend at least 15 further minutes of rest once the session has finished.

• I strongly recommend setting aside as much practical matters (work, home, school, socialising) as you can during retreats so that you may gain the full effects and benefits of this inward stroke.

• Get plenty of rest – You may notice you’re more tired than usual – this is normal, give yourself permission to rest as much as is needed during the retreat.

• Take the opportunity for silence and inward introspection – Meditate or sit quietly as much as possible.

• Minimise inputs – I feel this is an important one to mention. Internet, TV, Media, Conversations – these all bring the attention outwards which means you could miss what is coming up from your own depths. When on a retreat it’s an opportunity to put it down and be with what is arising – to actually encourage that even, a lot tends to come up to the surface on retreats and learning to be present and compassionately holding space for it, and yourself helps with the processing of this. Don’t get me wrong… that can be uncomfortable and the mind will beg for distractions…. but it is very much part of and in service to the purpose of the retreat – a deep dive inward.

• Journal – Journaling can be a very helpful way to help process what is coming up. Be mindful to strike a balance of how you journal because that can become a distraction too, much like media. I suggest don’t hold on to any of the words, let the journal be the page to let it out and let it go and stay in touch and grounded in your felt experience rather than in the mind while journaling.

• Light exercise, walking, yogas stretching – Between each session after you’ve rested. At a minimum I highly recommend before each session stretch and shake out – it’s very good for moving energy and grounding yourself in the felt experience, and connecting with the body. If you’re feeling restlessness and excess energy take a walk in nature to help balance the nervous system.

• Stay out of the mind where possible – Don’t hold on to any experience or any expectation of experience. Try not to label, judge or analyse your experiences. Don’t try to control your experience or your mind just bring the attention back to the felt bodily/energetic level of experience rather than in the mind – allow it to come up and out.

• Let go and stay open – Be ready to let go of what doesn’t serve you and needs to be let go of.

• It’s different for everyone – Everyone will have different experiences so don’t compare. We are ALL receiving what we need in any given moment and I am here to support you all in that individually and as a group.

• Physical and/or emotional discomfort – Awakening can be a destructive process for held beliefs and assumptions in the conditioned mind and during an intensive retreat such as this a lot can come to the surface. This is part of the process and it’s important to not feel this is wrong or bad, it’s actually the opposite. However this can get uncomfortable for some in various ways. If you find this happening to you, firstly stop and lay down, listen to yourself, what your body wants. Secondly, don’t judge or go with the sense of fear around what is coming up, give compassionate space for it like you would a small child who is looking for love. Thirdly, get in touch with me… I’m happy to help and support you through what you are going through.

• Be KIND and LOVING towards yourself – Be easy with yourself during these days and the immediate days after – things can take some time to settle and unwind.

All retreat sessions are recorded, and by attending, you consent to your voice and/or image being captured and used for sharing Satsang. Participant questions may be included to provide context, but the primary focus is on sharing my words.

If you prefer not to be recorded, please turn off your camera and use the chat for questions. If you have concerns, feel free to contact me to discuss the best way to participate.

Personal recordings of the retreat are not permitted.

Recording links for all sessions are automatically emailed daily to those registered for the full (10 days) and half (5 days) retreat.

If you’ve signed up for only a few sessions, you can request the recordings by contacting me directly.

Recordings are available to watch for 14 days after the retreat (longer retreats may have extended access at my discretion). After this period, they will be uploaded to my subscription-based video archive. More details can be found here: https://beyondimogen.com/satsang-videos.

To avoid disruptions, I will enable Zoom’s ‘lock meeting’ function at the session start time, as I begin promptly.

This means late arrivals will not be able to join, so please ensure you arrive before the session starts!

During the retreat, I’m fully available via email to answer questions and respond to reports—I encourage you to make use of this. My email is: beyondimogen@gmail.com.

Session 3 each day (4:00-5:15 PM), labelled ‘Satsang’ in the schedule, offers a group setting for questions and spiritual discourse. Your questions often benefit everyone, so I encourage you to participate. If you’re shy, you can email your question beforehand, and I’ll read it out—anonymously if preferred.

Please note: To include your question in that day’s Satsang, emails must be sent before 3:30pm, as I may not be able to check them after this time.

You can also use Zoom chat to send questions publicly (to everyone) or privately (directly to me, anonymously).

Don’t let your questions go unanswered—what feels like a ‘silly’ question is often something many others are wondering too.

Ideally yes, at least for the actual Divine Light Transmission it’s much easier for me as I’m able to be more nuanced with the transmission if you have your webcam on.

If this is not possible please make sure you either send me a current photo of yourself from the chest up prior to the retreat starting or set your profile picture on zoom to a picture of yourself.