Evening Talk & Gong Bath
What Are You Organised Around During These Turbulent Times? The world feels increasingly uncertain. Rising living costs, constant news cycles, social division, family pressures, and the pace of modern life can leave us reacting long before we've had time to think. When life feels this pressurised, it is easy to believe the reaction is the whole story. But often the reaction is only the surface. Beneath our reactions lies a deeper question that needs to be asked: What am I actually organised around? A person may say they are organised around love, family, purpose, security, service, or responsibility. But when examined more closely, they may actually be organising around debt, image, inherited ambition, fear of disruption, fear of disappointing others, or the need to preserve a life they no longer have room to question. Most people do not lose themselves all at once. They adapt. They agree. They manage. They make one reasonable decision, then another, then another. Eventually they wake up inside a life that works well enough to continue but not honestly enough to feel fully theirs. In this guided discussion with Falcon Acamesis, we’ll explore how the hidden organising principles beneath our thoughts, emotions, and reactions shape the way we experience everyday life. To get the most from this meetup, we suggest bringing a notepad and pen to take notes, especially of any personal insights the talk stirs in you. Gong Bath We'll conclude the evening with a gentle gong bath, offering a quiet space to settle, reflect, and leave behind some of the mental and emotional noise accumulated through the week. Taking Part in This Meetup Although this Meetup group explores ideas that many people would describe as spiritual, you do not need to consider yourself a spiritual person to take part. You don't need to hold any particular beliefs or have had unusual experiences. Curiosity is enough. The way we approach spirituality is both simple and practical. We see it less as a collection of beliefs and more as a way of participating in life. It is reflected in honest self-examination, learning to recognise what truly organises us, taking responsibility for our participation in the world, and remaining open to reality as it continues to reveal itself. Whether you call that spirituality, psychology, philosophy, or simply honest living is entirely up to you. How Much? The cost to attend this meetup is £5 per person (please bring correct change and pay on the night). The price is intentionally low because I want these evenings to be accessible. But don't mistake the ticket price for the value of the experience. The real cost of the evening is your willingness to look honestly at yourself. That kind of work asks for courage, curiosity, and openness—and it can change far more than an expensive seminar ever could. If you're looking for an evening of thoughtful conversation, genuine self-reflection, and practical insight into how we meet life's challenges, I'd love to welcome you. ------------------------------------------------ MEET YOUR HOST - FALCON ACAMESIS ------------------------------------------------ For over two decades, Falcon has worked at the intersection of altered-state research, consciousness exploration, and practical orientation. He is co-founder of PandoraStar, a brainwave-entrainment technology company, and has spent more than twenty years maintaining a disciplined out-of-body exploration practice. That work led to the development of what he calls the Earth-Afterlife Continuum, or EAC, a coherent, non-religious model of the system within which human life, death, and post-death experience occur. For more than a decade, Falcon has also been an advanced practitioner of Ho‘oponopono. Over time, it became clear that forgiveness - while powerful - was only one expression of a deeper process. What people were actually doing when the work succeeded was integrating fragmented parts of themselves and restoring greater coherence to their lives. Out of that recognition, informed by decades of exploration, observation, and practical application, the Field Integration Method (FIM) emerged: a framework for orientation, reconciliation, and integration that does not require spiritual identity, doctrine, or metaphysical commitment. Watch Falcon's Recent Webinar on Ho'oponopono
