

Meetings

London Events (arranged so far)
Open Discussions 2022
CANCELLED - Saturday 21st May – an afternoon at Colet House, 151 Talgarth Road, London W14 9DA
Book tickets on this page
Or, pay on arrival at the door
Saturday and Sunday 15th/16th October a non-residential Weekend at Pax Lodge, Olave Centre, Lyndhurst Road, London NW3 5PQ
(further details will be posted soon and will be pre-bookable)
Munich
*New Date for 2022
Weekend Meetings
| DATE CHANGE |
Friday 10th to Sunday 12th June 2022
Weekend meetings are as follows:
Friday 8pm-9.30pm – 15 euros
Saturday 2pm-5.30pm – 50 euros
Sunday 2pm-5.30pm – 50 euros
(cost for the complete weekend is 100 euros payable on Friday).
Payment at the meeting please
VENUE: Seniorenwohnheim Haus Alt-Lehel,
Christophstr. 12, 80538 München/Lehel
Next to U-Bahn 4 + 5 Lehel (ca. 5 Min.)
For further information
please contact Marianne Nentwig
Email: info@tonyparsons.de
Ph. 0049-179-514 9637
For further details go to this website: https://tonyparsons.de/
Amsterdam PLEASE CHECK BACK FOR FUTURE DATES
Weekend Meetings
The Muiderkerk
Linnaeusstrat 37
1093 EG Amsterdam
Weekend meetings are as follows:
Friday 8pm-9.30pm – 15 euros
Saturday 2pm-5.30pm – 50 euros
Sunday 2pm-5.30pm – 50 euros
(cost for the complete weekend is 100 euros payable on Friday).
Payment at the meeting please
For further information please contact
Rosemarijn Roes: Email: rroes@live.nl
Background
Tony Parsons gives talks and facilitates investigation and discussion on the nature of Advaita Vedanta and non-dualism.
He works both in the UK and internationally and his books are published in many countries.
The fundamental principle of his work is to define the non-dual and impersonal nature of reality and to expose the dichotomy of the dualistic belief in a progressive path leading to spiritual attainment.
The origins of this non-dual communication can apparently be found many centuries ago in the teachings of Lao Tzu, Saivite Tantra, Advaita Vedanta through the teachings of Shankara, Gaudapada and others, Dzogchen Buddhism through the teachings of Longchempa, Mahamudra and others, together with the original precepts of Zen Buddhism with the teacher Huang Po.
The expression of the non-dual perception can also be found in Christian mysticism.
However, Tony Parsons also includes in his communications recent scientific discoveries that have been made by neuroscientists and biologists which further reinforce and support the non-dual perception. There is also an emphasis in his work on the way in which physicists are now reaching the same conclusions about our reality as religious mystics have been expressing over many centuries.
So, although this message has its origins in seemingly recognised traditional teachings, it also embraces recent scientific discoveries which further confirms its authenticity as an enlightening and comprehensive communication.