Welcome to an adventure in self-discovery!

What I present to you is the result of over 40 years of diligent searching and experimenting, extensive reading and research, and demanding creative thought.

Perhaps your burning questions are similar to those I began with: Who am I really? What is reality? Is there a God? Am I alone in the universe? What is life and how does it work? What is the purpose of life? Does fate control my life or do I have freedom? What is truth? What is enlightenment and how can I achieve it?

Are you wondering whether I really have answers to all of these questions? Well, we all have some kind of answers for them. I've always had answers; it's just that my answers kept changing over time. When I caught on to this, I realized that I needed to set my standards as high as possible so that I could get the highest quality answers possible.

In our day and age, the highest standard of knowledge is set by our sciences. According to science, there is no knowledge until a theory has been proven experimentally. Rational or logical thinking is just the first step. There must be proof as well. So science satisfies my desire for rational answers of the highest possible quality.

But does science have answers about these metaphysical questions? Curiously, it doesn't, individually. That is, because science is so specialized into different branches that seldom communicate with each other, scientists have difficulty putting together a broad picture of things. But by putting together discoveries made here and there in different branches of science, as I have done, an overall picture emerges.

The sciences of particular interest here are modern physics, psychophysiology, and morphic field theory. I'm no scientist, and you may not be either, but some able writers have presented the essential information in understandable language.

My writings offer you a concept by concept approach to a new paradigm, a new perspective on yourself and reality. These concepts build a new understanding of who and where you are, and what you're doing. The result is satisfying, both rationally and intuitively. You can confirm the theory with experience, and the experience with theory.

My most important personal contribution to this effort is Sufi George's Dynamic Model of Consciousness. The DMC gives you a visual way of understanding the components of consciousness and their behaviors. It illustrates how we experience, and when you understand that, you can change your experience or create new experience. I call this Consciousness Management (CM), which is the practical application of my teachings.

The sublime application is achieving enlightenment. For this purpose, it is important to understand that our experience comes from outside of ourselves, and it can be turned off by not paying attention to it. When we experience nothing, we experience enlightenment. "Nothing," in this case, is pure awareness that isn't aware of anything other than itself. This experience confirms the theory that awareness is the fundamental reality in the universe, and that because we have it, we are a fundamental part of the universe.

This experience of pure awareness convinces us that this is who we fundamentally are, and that our daily experience is irrelevant to achieving enlightenment. This experience of pure awareness shows us how all people are the same, fundamentally, what I call the Generic Human Being. We are fundamentally a consciousness system that is able to experience.

There is a great liberation that comes with this enlightenment. Nagging questions vanish, pressure ceases, and a peaceful calm descends.

It used to be that enlightenment was a nearly impossible lifetime pursuit. Nowadays, it can be learned and achieved like any other subject or skill.

Creating reality is performed with morphic robots, based on the morphic field theory of Rupert Sheldrake.

Enlightenment is achieved through lucid dreaming, a modern scientific approach to consciousness exploration established by Stephen LaBerge at Stanford University.

Understanding consciousness is approached from the opposite end of the current research spectrum, beginning with awareness itself rather than with the physical brain.

Consciousness Management is principally a matter of controlling one's attention, focusing it deliberately on experience patterns that one wishes to create or change.

Understanding the DMC reveals the nature of reality and experience. The DMC shows that we are fundamentally nothing more than our awareness, and that all of our experience comes to us as frequency wave patterns that travel through us.

My writings demystify metaphysics by drawing on 20th century scientific discoveries that answer most metaphysical questions. Of greatest import are the discoveries of particle physicists.

These teachings of mine have attracted many thousands of students around the world in the past ten years.

I can be called a "Sufi" only loosely. I am not affiliated with any Sufic organization or tradition, but am an independent worker for humanity. However, I identify with the Sufi spirit of innovation and humor in my approach to teaching Consciousness Management. I see Sufism as one of many legitimate mystical traditions, but as one that departs from tradition periodically to strike out in a new direction, a perhaps more effective path to achieving enlightenment. My path is such a new direction.

With best wishes,

Sufi George