Learn essential skills to manage the lived experience of awakening so that you can better show up for your life, reclaim your bliss, and align with your unique work in the world.

Special Course Bonuses

1. Interview with Kenneth Porter, MD., psychiatrist and author of Apollo’s Lyre, about psychiatry, kundalini, and spirituality.
2. Interview with Kate West and Katrina Michelle, PhD., LCSW, co-producers of the film, When Lightening Strikes.
3. Free bonus Q & A session, Tuesday, March 9, 9-10:30 am PST, 12-1:30 pm EST.

I see you. You are committed to your spiritual path. You’ve read countless spiritual books, and attended numerous spiritual retreats and workshops. 

You’ve sat on your cushion and chanted. You’ve prayed. And you’ve meditated… a lot. Then one day you experienced a glimpse of the realization you’ve sought for so long: a spiritual opening filled with light, bliss, and a sense of oneness.

Perhaps your bliss lasted a day, a week, or even a year or two. Then, suddenly… it all disappeared. And you desperately want it back.

Instead, you have insomnia, mood swings, headaches, anxiety, or uncontrollable body movements. You might feel disoriented and disconnected from friends and family. You might even think you’re going crazy.

Today, the term spiritual awakening is used to describe a number of experiences, from the initial stirrings of spiritual longing to the first glimpses of unitive consciousness to the radical shift into nondual awareness.

Truth is, it doesn’t matter if it’s your first awakening experience or your tenth, every expansion requires an integration process. Your physical, emotional, mental, and subtle bodies need time to recalibrate. Your brain and nervous system get rewired, as well. This is when whatever remains unprocessed in your psyche rises to the surface to be healed. For many, it feels like their lives are crashing down around them; they can’t find stable ground.

Even worse, most teachers don’t offer the tools needed to navigate this stage of process. Others completely bypass the topic of Kundalini, the inner force of awakening.

It’s More Than A Course, It’s A Community!

You will become part of an intimate, like-minded community. There will be a private Facebook forum where you can share your experiences, resources, and learn from each other. As part of each week’s curriculum, you’ll be given practices and invited to share your experiences to the group page. This will create an intimate bond with your fellow course participants who understand what you are going through and will become allies on the awakening journey.

Early Registration Bonus:

Register by January 12th, and receive a
Free Kindle Edition of Wired For God, Adventures of Jewish Yogi.

Praise for Wired for God, Adventures of a Jewish Yogi   

“Dani Antman invites us along on her wondrous journey of spiritual awakening. Her story is an inner journey of self-discovery, profound healing, fierce honesty, and startling transformation. This is a book that will inspire us to persevere through every resistance, and let the deepest wisdom of our hearts guide us Home.”

– Rabbi Shefa Gold, Director of The Center for Devotional, Energy and Ecstatic Practice

About Dani:

I was a freelance artist in New York City, when I discovered the book Hands of Light, by Barbara Brennan. The year was 1988, and a radically new view of reality opened to me. I learned that the human energy field is the blueprint for our human experience, that we can perceive it and work with it to heal ourselves and others. Most important, I learned the first step on the healing path: Healer, heal thyself. That year, I began the work of self-transformation and I’ve never looked back.

Several years later, at the School for Nondual Awakening and Healing, I studied a healing modality rooted in the Jewish mystical tradition of Kabbalah. This new paradigm of healing acknowledges the inherent wholeness within our seemingly broken parts, and welcomes the struggles and imperfections of human life as portals to nonduality and an awakened life. When my studies were complete, I became a senior teacher in the school. For more than 12 years, I led workshops and supervision groups throughout both the United States and Europe.

As I progressed on the path of a healer, I was struck by the prevalence of trauma, specifically unresolved trauma, in the human experience. I was called to complete a certification in Somatic Experiencing, a gentle, body-based method used to heal the symptoms and underlying patterns of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and other trauma. I’m passionate about this field and continue training in the latest developments in trauma healing and resolution.

In 2002, in what evolved into one of the most impactful moments of my life, I met Swami Chandrasekharanand Saraswati of Rishikesh, India. Under the watchful gaze of both he and his American protégé, Joan Harrigan of Patanjali Kundalini Yoga Care, I discovered I had a challenging Kundalini process related to my Jewish lineage. I dedicated myself to spiritual practice—persevering for 12 years through a wide range of physical, emotional, and mental trials. Ultimately, as my Kundalini process improved, I connected to a direct experience of the vastness that is the ground of all existence. The integration of this profound transformation into my daily life continues to this day. It offers me steadiness of consciousness, deep contentment, and the authentic ability to guide others on their spiritual paths.

Today, I run an intimate, one-on-one healing and counseling practice in Santa Barbara, California, and also work via phone and online with clients from around the world. You can learn more about me in Wired for God, Adventures of a Jewish Yogi, a candid memoir of my journey of healing and transformation. It is my deepest wish that the book inspires other sincere spiritual seekers to find their unique paths.

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