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The world is not just changing. It is intensifying.

You can feel it in the body before you can name it. A tightening when you read the news. A surge when you hear a tone of voice.
And then — almost before you notice — a shift into certainty about what's right, what's wrong, and who is to blame.

These moments pass quickly. But they don't disappear.

They move through you—into how you see, how you speak, how you act. And from there, into the field we all share.

For many sincere, spiritually engaged people, this creates a real tension.

Part of you wants to turn toward practice—to steady, to ground, to reconnect. Another part feels the pull to engage—to respond, to speak, to participate in what's unfolding.

This can feel like a choice.
But in lived experience, they are not separate.

Because every action you take is shaped by the state you are in. 

Not just through behavior, but through how you perceive, where you place attention, and how you interpret what's happening. 

You are always participating in the field.

An ancient Vedic vision points directly here. Indra's Net is described as an infinite web stretching in all directions, with a jewel at every node. Each jewel reflects every other jewel in the entire net.

This is not just a metaphor. It is how the field actually works. And you are one of the jewels.

The states you embody do not remain private.

They ripple outward into the field—into conversations, into relationships, into the atmosphere others feel when they are near you.

And this is where the work begins.

Welcome to: The Indra’s Net program.

This program develops the capacity to meet intensity without passing it on.
To feel activation without immediately speaking from it. To stay present where reactivity would normally take over. To interrupt the reflex to turn someone—near or far—into "the problem."

And to bring different qualities into the field: more steadiness, more care, more clarity in what you amplify.

This is not self-regulation in the ordinary sense. 

It is something closer to what might be called fierce love—the capacity to remain clear without becoming cold, engaged without becoming reactive, strong without adding more heat to what is already burning.

Because what moves through you does not stop with you.

It enters conversations. It shapes relationships. It becomes part of the atmosphere others feel. In this way, inner work becomes a form of public service.

Inner work and outer engagement are not separate. 

There is a way for your very presence to support what you care about—not in some distant future, but in the immediate texture of how you show up.

  • To care deeply without losing clarity
  • To stay engaged without becoming reactive.

If you have been looking for a practice that takes both your inner life and the state of the world seriously—without collapsing one into the other—you are invited.

This is that training.

Program Details

Format: 12 weekly live sessions, 60 minutes each.
Teachings, meditation practice, and dialogue throughout 

Time: Wednesdays beginning May 13, from 11am - 12 pm Pacific Time

Location: Online via Zoom

Recordings: Available to all participants

INDRA'S NET

$495

Your enrollment includes:

  • 12 live sessions
  • Full access to all recordings
  • Guided contemplative practices
  • Reflection exercises (a workbook-journal) for integration
  • Participation in a shared learning field
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"Learning to metabolize emotional intensity instead of passing it on changed the way I show up in conversations with family and colleagues."
— Donna H.

"Eric has a rare ability to help people see their own reactions clearly without judgment. The work becomes both deeply personal and deeply relevant to the world we're living in."
— Michael T.

What We Will Explore?

Over 12 sessions we move through a coherent arc — from recognizing how the collective field moves through us, to developing the inner capacities that allow us to participate in it more consciously.

Themes include:

  • The collective nervous system and emotional contagion — how activation spreads and what interrupts it
  • Projection and the psychology of enemy-making — recognizing the mechanism before it takes hold
  • Reclaiming disowned shadow energy — what we reject in ourselves, we tend to see only in others
  • Practices for metabolizing emotional intensity — so it moves through rather than out
  • Transforming anger, fear, and grief into clarity and contribution
  • Engaging difficult conversations without losing presence or compassion
  • Fierce love — the capacity for clarity without hostility, strength without hardness
  • Archetypal patterns of shadow and potential through the lens of the zodiac — not as prediction, but as a living map of recurring human dynamics within ourselves and in the collective field

Each session includes contemplative teaching, guided meditation practice, reflective dialogue, and practical integration for daily life.

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Who This Program Is For (and Not For)

This program will resonate if you:

  • Feel concerned about rising reactivity and polarization, and want to respond more skillfully
  • You want your meditation practice to be a contribution to the world, not just a refuge from it
  • Are curious about the relationship between shadow work and cultural healing
  • Want to participate in difficult conversations without losing clarity or compassion
  • Are drawn to the possibility that inner work is itself a form of service

This program may not be the right fit if you are primarily looking for:

  • Political debate or ideological discussion
  • Quick answers or fixed conclusions
  • Spiritual teachings that avoid shadow, projection, or the harder edges of inner work

About Tejasananda Eric Klein

I’ve been walking a contemplative path for over fifty years — since a photograph of a yogi in a National Geographic sent my sixteen-year-old self in New York City searching through the phone book for a yoga class.

That search led to Kriya Yoga, to Boulder, Colorado and a silent retreat where I met my life- partner Devi, and eventually to Chicago — where our teacher Goswami Kriyananda said, simply, "God is knowable," and something in me recognized it as true.

I’m a lineage holder in the Kriya Yoga tradition, ordained and empowered to transmit its teachings. Over five decades, Devi and I have shared this path with more than 25,000 people through Wisdom Heart, our online community for contemplative practice and collective healing.

My work has always moved between the inner and the outer — between meditation and its consequences in the world. My writing on consciousness and culture has received the Nautilus Book Award. The teachings I offer integrate Kriya Yoga, Jungian depth psychology, and a lifetime of watching what happens when people bring genuine inner work into the spaces they inhabit.

Indra's Net is an expression of what I have come to understand most deeply: that personal awakening and collective healing are not separate processes. That what we embody, we transmit. And that this is both a responsibility and an invitation.

Questions?

Feel free to write to me with any questions: eric@wisdomheart.com 
I answer all emails personally.

A Final Word

In the image of Indra's Net, every jewel reflects every other jewel.

Nothing exists in isolation. The state each jewel holds, it transmits.

When shadow is faced, projection weakens. When presence stabilizes, reactivity spreads less easily. When one node in the net becomes more clear, more steady, more awake — the whole net feels it.

This work is quiet. But it is not passive.
It is radical, sacred participation.

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