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Effortless Meditation techniques for peace of mind...What are you waiting for?

   
  
   

Welcome to the home of Ascension, as taught by the Ishayas of The Bright Path™

 

The Bright Path offers simple, effortless meditation techniques that allow you to move beyond the chaos of the mind, into a direct experience of inner peace and happiness. These techniques are collectively called The Ishayas’ Ascension.
 

Ascension is for everyone who wants more out of life, for those who know that life can be lived joyfully and simply. This practice involves no belief whatsoever, meaning it will work whether you believe it will or not! It is the simple rediscovery of the magic of life, and the innocence and wonder that are your birthright.
 

This is an invitation to a flawless science of Self-discovery, and freedom from limitation. The path is simple and direct, effortless and swift. This is the Teaching of Ascension. This is The Bright Path of the Ishayas.

 

Tell me more about Ascension  How do I learn to Ascend?

 

Articles
     
   
     

Being Creative from the Stillness

A personal account from a former classical musician, now opera director on how Ascension has allowed her to be more creative and non-stressed in a highly-demanding 'performance' career.

     
   
     

What are you waiting for?

What if you were presented with the eternal invitation one day?  The invitation to be free, to fulfill your heart’s longing, and to live life from a state of perpetual awareness, endless peace and unbounded joy. 

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