Third Eye on the Prize:

  • values intuitive (higher) intelligence

  • trusts it for guidance

  • honors beauty as a pathway to truth

Classroom

Each and every learner is unique and that uniqueness must be honored in order for progress to be made.

All the tools to enable this individualized learning already exist. We just need to use them!

Bookstore

“A poem is an echo, asking a shadow to dance.”

  • Carl Sandburg

Gallery

“The true work of art is but a shadow of the divine perfection.”

  • Michaelangelo

Intuition is your best friend.

In the yogic system, the third eye, located between and just above the eyebrows, is called the ajna chakra, ajna meaning perception. The seat of intuition, this is the entry point for a human’s highest intelligence, our connection to the unlimited Source of wisdom and truth. Though each of us is equipped with this potential, sadly, many have no idea how to use it. Countless others have no awareness that such a potential even exists, let alone within them.

The reason intuition is tricky to access is that it does not give us the whole picture at once. It may come as a flash of insight or an urging to do something or not to do something, or a nudge to take a different route. It may be an image or just a few words. It is often cryptic. It communicates in a very quiet voice. If we are not alert enough, chances are good we’ll miss it altogether. When our rational mind is chattering away, we will certainly miss it. We must learn, through practice, to recognize intuition’s unique way of communicating and cultivate a receptive state in order to receive its priceless messages.

And what’s the prize?

The prize is higher consciousness and an ever growing number of us creating a world grounded in peace, equity, and sharing. Fundamentally, love for one’s fellows: human, animal, and plant.

Third Eye on the Prize is a synthesis of intuitive intelligence and our commonality and oneness.

Beauty is truth’s smile when she beholds her own face in a perfect mirror.
— Rabindranath Tagore