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CENTRES FOR CONSCIOUS AWARENESS

The Centres for Conscious Awareness (CCAs) are a constellation of registered charitable organisation around the globe, that actively study and research the structure and nature of human consciousness, its potential, and its extent, including its relationship with the external world. 

 

We educate the public by providing courses, seminars and workshops on the philosophy and methodology of Arka Dhyana Intuitive Meditation.

 

We disseminate the physical and mental health benefits of meditation practice.

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We  support local registered charities (in selected countries) which relieve poverty or promote the preservation of the environment.

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In selected countries, we offer training programs (Masters courses)

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The aim of CCA is that individuals can achieve a balanced approach towards understanding the external world and experiencing their inner intuitive consciousness to gain well-being and continued peaceful progress. This in turn will naturally contribute to the development of humanity and of collective consciousness, helping humanity to become more consciously aware of our universe, the relations, the meaning of life and the purpose of the questioning mind and its root.​

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CCA are committed to helping individuals through practical philosophical training programmes to build their own knowledge and confidence. This will naturally contribute to the development of humanity, and of the collective consciousness, helping humanity to become more consciously aware of our universe, the meaning of life and the purpose of the questioning mind*.

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This is achieved not only through rational philosophical enquiry, but also by observing and interviewing individuals attaining transformation or raising self-awareness through personal inquiry and experiences, whether it is self-scrutiny or self-silent-pondering and reviewing through various disciplines of philosophy including epistemology, phenomenology and ontology.

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