Description
Most of what we call “love” is often infatuation, attachment, or projection. In this class, we’ll explore what true love might really mean: a love that is always present within us, waiting to be uncovered through awareness, presence, and inner freedom. Drawing on personal experiences and the insights of wise teachers including Byung-Chul Han, Alan Watts, Bell Hooks, Thich Nhat Hanh, Dostoyevsky and others, who indicate ways to uncover how to move beyond romantic illusions toward a more profound, liberating experience of connection. Through discussion, reflection, and guided practices, you will begin to understand love not as something to find, but as something to become.
Jake Milendorf is a creative and interdisciplinary meditation instructor, spiritual guide, coach, and teacher passionate about helping individuals live with full aliveness and align to their true purpose. Skilled in guiding meditations, leading philosophical inquiry, creating transformational spaces, and fostering deep trust through presence and embodied listening he is experienced in coaching, mindfulness, and simplifying complex topics for personal growth. Jake is committed to weaving ancient wisdom with modern tools to help individuals of all ages expand consciousness, dissolve inner blocks, and realize their highest potential.
