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Inquiries
Meditation & Dialogue
WITH ADNAN KHAN
Gatherings
11/07/26: Root of Suffering
11/21/26: Origin of Fear
12/05/26: Source of Loneliness
12/19/26: Ending of Sorrow
Time: 10am - 3:30pm
What is inquiries?
A space for inquiry, stillness, and shared discovery.
At Inquiries, we will gather to explore themes — personal, societal, and cosmic — not as experts or teachers, but as fellow participants in the unfolding mystery of existence.
Our inquiries will touch the roots of suffering, the origin of fear, the ache of loneliness, the texture of sorrow, the movement of joy, the quiet of peace, or the complexities of living in a world undergoing continuous change. Through meditation and communal dialogue, we will cultivate a space where we can listen deeply to each other and speak authentically allowing insight to emerge in our hearts naturally.
Flow
10:00am Arrive
10:30am Meditation and Dialogue (Part 1)
12:30pm Lunch Break (soup provided)
1:30pm Meditation and Dialogue (Part 2)
Location: Shared upon RSVP
RSVP Info
To cultivate the space for an intimate dialogue, we have limited space for around 10 people at each gathering. Please RSVP only if you plan to attend for sure. If we reach the space limit, we will reach out to you to let you know the date of the next gathering.
Why inquiries?
In a world filled with noise, speed, and fragmentation, it is rare to find a place where we can slow down enough to truly witness the workings of our own minds. Inquiries exists to offer such a place — a shared field for reflection, dialogue, and discovery.
This gathering is not about acquiring techniques or adopting beliefs. It is about seeing directly for oneself into movements like, how fear arises, why loneliness persists, how joy blooms, and what it means to live with clarity, compassion, and curiosity. Through meditation and inquiry, we create a space where understanding grows naturally, where inner conflict can unwind, and where we can begin to sense our deeper relationship with ourselves, with each other, and with the wider living world.
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