Advanced Meditation

With Asyl Bauyrzhanuly
$25

This 1.5-hour class is designed for experienced practitioners who are ready to deepen their journey into presence, subtle energy cultivation, and meditative insight.

Each session begins with a short somatic or energy cultivation practice. Similar to a monastic training, the class includes two 25–30-minute sitting periods, with a walking meditation in between. These longer meditation periods support access to deeper states of absorption and insight. The class also leverages the power of collective meditation, which can amplify presence and facilitate access to more profound meditative states.

We will integrate advanced open awareness and non-dual practices, cultivating both stable, single-pointed attention and luminous clarity. Each class concludes with a Q&A and discussion, offering opportunities to refine techniques, address obstacles, and connect practice to daily life and broader spiritual frameworks.

This class is designed to engage your entire being—body, heart, subtle energy system, and mind—supporting deep transformation and the cultivation of a grounded yet expansive state of presence. It is ideal for practitioners seeking to deepen their practice and explore the frontiers of meditative awareness.

Asyl Bauyrzhanuly

Asyl’s journey spans over a decade of rigorous practice, beginning with the Kriya and Tantra yoga traditions and later deepening through samatha and vipassana practices rooted in Theravada Buddhism. After many retreats and years of dedicated training, he chose to fully devote himself to exploring the nature of the mind, undergoing intensive training in the Rinzai Zen tradition at Korinji - Rinzai Zen Monastery. Today, he continues to practice within the Zen tradition, enriching his path with training in the mystical teachings of Sufism, non-dual meditation teacher programs, and somatic teacher trainings.

His work is rooted in the psycho-spiritual domain, where he practices and teaches direct methods for engaging the whole being - body, mind, subtle energy system, and heart. Asyl’s approach is integrative, blending the rigor of disciplined practice with a deep sensitivity to the unfolding of inner experience and the natural flow of life. He invites practitioners into an embodied path of transformation – one that honors the intelligence of the body-mind, nurtures presence, and expands perception beyond the ordinary as a gateway to the Sacred and Divine.

You can read more about Asyl and his work at https://asylb.com/