Meet the Facilitator
My journey into self-started on 5 May 2013. Seated on a sofa one bright afternoon, I felt a golden orb in the center of my chest. It started to expand and soon it became enormous, and I was in it. At that moment I died. No, no I don’t mean psychical death, but the doer within me was completely gone. The body was sitting on the sofa; thoughts were just passing like clouds and absolutely no sense of “I”. In this state, I also saw a man, in color in 3D. He spoke to me and admonished me saying, “Don’t forget who you are.”
Since I have a psychology background (clinical psychology), I knew that I was not crazy. I knew what I saw; therefore, my reality was intact.
Lots of what’s called mystical experiences happened to me during that time, and these experiences all lasted for six months, and, after that, I was never the same again. I became a seeker.
I had to get answers to what happened to me: Where did “I” go?
As I searched, I decided to travel to get away from all that was happening, met up with my childhood friends and just forgot about the whole thing. Nonetheless, it was this time of abandonment that I found out about Oneness University, also known as the Golden Age Movement. In the course of my study and intentional research, I found out that the man who spoke to me (in my mystical experience) was Sri Bhagavan, and that the Ekam Temple is the abode of the Golden Orb.
As you might have undoubtedly guessed, I traveled to India to see Ekam and Sri Bhagavan. It was an amazing trip and, during this time, many of my questions were answered.
Later, I made a second trip to India. While there, I enrolled and studies for a degree, which qualified me as Oneness Trainer. With this, I slowly started helping people to get in touch with their true nature.
In spite of this, it took me many years before I realized my purpose, which was when I knew who I am and who all of us are.
We are life! Life is meant to experience reality; however, the level of consciousness that most of us live from doesn’t allow us to experience the full potential of reality since we intentionally resist it. Because of this, suffering comes.
The work I do is about liberating people from their suffering, helping people discover their true nature which is unconditional joy, happiness, and bliss.
Sincerely yours,
Stella Ohwovoriole
Since I have a psychology background (clinical psychology), I knew that I was not crazy. I knew what I saw; therefore, my reality was intact.
Lots of what’s called mystical experiences happened to me during that time, and these experiences all lasted for six months, and, after that, I was never the same again. I became a seeker.
I had to get answers to what happened to me: Where did “I” go?
As I searched, I decided to travel to get away from all that was happening, met up with my childhood friends and just forgot about the whole thing. Nonetheless, it was this time of abandonment that I found out about Oneness University, also known as the Golden Age Movement. In the course of my study and intentional research, I found out that the man who spoke to me (in my mystical experience) was Sri Bhagavan, and that the Ekam Temple is the abode of the Golden Orb.
As you might have undoubtedly guessed, I traveled to India to see Ekam and Sri Bhagavan. It was an amazing trip and, during this time, many of my questions were answered.
Later, I made a second trip to India. While there, I enrolled and studies for a degree, which qualified me as Oneness Trainer. With this, I slowly started helping people to get in touch with their true nature.
In spite of this, it took me many years before I realized my purpose, which was when I knew who I am and who all of us are.
We are life! Life is meant to experience reality; however, the level of consciousness that most of us live from doesn’t allow us to experience the full potential of reality since we intentionally resist it. Because of this, suffering comes.
The work I do is about liberating people from their suffering, helping people discover their true nature which is unconditional joy, happiness, and bliss.
Sincerely yours,
Stella Ohwovoriole