OPEN DOOR
self-inquiry events both locally & abroad
Can we discover a completely new mind rather than a conditioned one?
Can we take a fresh look at our lives and the world we live in?
Who are we? What drives us and why is life full of dullness, conflict, struggle and stressful living?
What would it mean to fundamentally change and what is actively preventing this change from taking place? Where is freedom, joy, youthfulness, good humour, affectionate relationship and a completely different kind of living?
This is our inquiry.
Non-Profit Making Programs & Events
- international retreats at a variety of beautiful locations abroad
- study workshops online
- one-to-one dialogue
- local dialogue meet-ups
Our intention is to gather as friends and generate interest and energy for fundamental change: both in the way we are all living and in our world as a whole.
These are programs for an international community of people that might be drawn to this inquiry.
OPEN DOOR works independently & in collaboration with international likeminded foundations and retreat centres, who are keen to organise programs or host our events abroad.
An unpretentious atmosphere of friendship, kindness and careful observation – without antagonism – is essential for anything new and insightful to naturally unfold…
The background to this work has developed out of a deep interest in J. Krishnamurti’s talks, writings and insights.
In-Person Retreats
International study retreats abroad.
A time away from everyday life to rest, reflect & exchange with new friends and make deeper changes.
Online Events
Offering workshops online to communicate together from all corners of the world.
Self inquiry without the inconvenience and cost of travel or transport.
1-to-1 Dialogue
One-to-one inquiry on any theme of your choice, either long distance or in person.
Exploring as two friends without the weight of a large group dynamic.
Dialogue Meet-Ups
Recurring group dialogue in London.
Inquiry with likeminded & diverse friends into a totally new way of living.
What we are trying to do, during all these discussions and talks here, is to see if we cannot radically bring about a transformation of the mind, not accept things as they are, nor revolt against them. Revolt doesn’t answer a thing.You must understand it, go into it, examine it, give your heart and your mind, with everything that you have, to find out a way of living differently.