As the Finders Course began to successfully transition people to ongoing forms of non-symbolic experience, it became clear that there just weren’t enough materials, mentors, or role models to help people optimally settle in to it.

Significant impacts can happen around motivation, relationships, and more. It can be challenging just to learn how to talk about the experience, and it often seems unbelievably good to others.

For example, the sense of completeness that accompanies PNSE often produces a shift in goals. The average person feels a sense of fundamental dis-contentedness, and their goals are directed at fixing that. They hope that by attaining this, or that, they can finally fill a key hole in their life.

The sense of wholeness and completeness that accompanies PNSE allows you to see through these misguided goals. When this happens you can find yourself at odds with large portions of the life you are living. Your goals are simply no longer relevant because you now so clearly see that the trajectory you were on would have never produced what you hoped it would.

Questions, and even doubts, can often arise about how to integrate the old and new. There can be concerns about where it will lead you, and how to find the optimum path moving forward.

The good news is that these types of things have happened to millions of other people for thousands of years. My decade of research allowed me to collect a lot of best practices from thousands of people who have been though a seemingly endless number of situations.

The success of the Finders Course allowed my research to track these changes at an even more granular level, and to watch things as they unfolded for people right after their transition to ongoing non-symbolic experience – virtually in real time.

I’ve combined all of this into a powerful first-of-its-kind course to help you optimize your life moving forward in ways that no one else can.