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Inspired by the potential of living in a lucid world we run this website.
On lucid-living you will find information about various inspiring events, ongoing groups, gatherings and talks in the UK and across the globe as well as a list of links to interesting websites, books and other materials.
We would love for you to join us at one of our exciting adventures!

Inspired by the potential of living in a lucid world we run this website.

You will find information about ongoing groups, events, gatherings and talks primarily in the UK as well as a list of links to interesting websites, audio and video, books and and people we find inspiring. We update the blog regularly with inspiring articles and our own thoughts and realisations about awakening, enlightenment and life.

We invite you to share your comments, and we would love for you to join us at one of our upcoming events!

Then and Now?

Reading through some old emails, this one was found about sharing group, it was written nearly two years ago, wow! who was that person? how was he connected to words like that? who is that person now? Feels like he’s falling into not knowing, into humaness, into innocence.

hi love
thanks for your message
always lovely to hear from you
feel in to my connection with you and it’s very sweet, expansive, open…
i really appreciate your e-mail as there’s a lot of energy coming through about sharing group so i’m just going to let what wants to be said flow… Continue Reading »

Blocked habits and feelings

In a letter a friend wrote:

“… there are many many things that can keep us in our mind habit being one of them yes, but our many unexpressed feelings can block us too .”

My response:

Interesting questions: Mental habits and unexpressed feelings are blocking us. Therefore we need to try to overcome the habits, and to allow for unexpressed feelings to unblock so that we can attain “all peace we are looking for.”

I think that most people, most of the time, (once they are not worried about basic survival) are concerned with, challenged by, and identified with just these sorts of questions. Especially the latter.

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Behaviour

This is a great email from Paul Lowe to his list today. If you would like to subscribe to PaulsList please visit his web site www.paullowe.org.

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I have often been asked about behaviour. Although they don’t realise it, most people, for almost all of the time, behaviour is all they use. They do not know they are operating through behavioural patterns. They think the way they act/speak/think is who they are. They do not realise that behaviour is just an operating system – to avoid who they really are in the moment.

It is not easy to talk to behaviour – about behaviour.

I have also often been asked how it is that so very few people are ‘free’ – Continue Reading »

Haiti in my heart

Looking at what’s been happening in the world the past weeks I came to see once again the insignificance and yet the preciousness of a single life, including mine.

It’s such an easy thing to feel touched by what I read in the newspapers, then make a donation, write a few emails to friends encouraging them to do so too, and yet turn away without really taking it in – all the way.

I have spent hours watching, reading and researching about the Haiti earthquake. Then, I came across this article from Katie Couric “The Human Face of Haitian Tragedy” on the Huffington Post. Continue Reading »

We are delighted to annouce that Clare Soloway will once again be facilitating the powerful Satori Process.

Finkenwerder, Germany, August 15 – 21, 2010

Clare Soloway

Clare Soloway

“I am inviting you to join me for six transformative days, to allow yourselves to be touched in your innermost core, and to take this opportunity to step forward fearlessly, with joy and gratitude, into the wonderful celebration of this blessed gift -Your Life.”

The Satori Process

The name Satori is Japanese and means a “direct experience of truth”. It is based around some very fundamental life questions, the most basic and enduring one for all of us being “Who am I”?

A Satori is a moment of profound realisation, a knowing of life as it is. And it is Continue Reading »

Satori experience

The Satori process is something I have known about for many years, and had been resisting doing just as long. If anyone knows about the “Enlightenment Intensive” version of the process, you’ll know just how long… The story I told myself was that it was too much work, too tiring, and that I probably wouldn’t ‘get it’ anyway.

Then a few years back, my dear friend Louise who had trained with Clare was leading her first group in upstate New York and asked if I would join… Continue Reading »

I like this quote from Andrew Cohen very much.

Making a Statement: A Special New Year’s Message

When you look at spiritual life in an evolutionary context, you cannot see yourself and your own development as separate from the entire cosmic continuum of the life process. And this creates a profound moral context for your own spiritual evolution—a moral imperative to transform yourself. Why? Continue Reading »


“This Advaita, as I talk about it, is not actually a philosophy because it does not hold any tenets. It is simply a collection of pointers and concepts, and it posits that none of them are true in an absolute sense. This teaching is not about Continue Reading »

These clips were taken from an interview with Paul Lowe in London 2006 and we are delighted to share them with you. Watching them I feel deeply touched and reminded to keep looking in every moment.

Watch more video’s with Paul Lowe Continue Reading »

I recently attended a one-day vision summit in Berlin on the subject of microfinance, social business, and social entrepreneurship.

I am not a banker, an economist or a businesswoman but I have an interest in these topics, as it seems that in this realm of activity exciting solutions are emerging that address, with intelligence, some of the world’s thorniest problems; poverty, pollution, inequality, environmental degredation etc. People such as Mohammad Yunus (who spoke at the conference) are re-envisioning the reality in which we live and acting on that vision. Big ambitious aims such as eradicating poverty are gradually being realised in a quiet, practical manner, one bit at a time. This is where idealism and realism meet. Continue Reading »

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