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A place to practice together
Denitiation Collective gathers people learning to go nowhere — in person, away from the noise, with others doing the same thing.
Denitiation Collective gathers people learning to go nowhere — in person, away from the noise, with others doing the same thing.
Denitiation retreats are still taking shape — no fixed dates or locations yet. What's certain is the intent: time away from the usual noise, spent with others learning to go nowhere, in person rather than alone.
If you're drawn to this, leave your details below and you'll hear first when something is ready.
Nothing here is polished or fixed yet — this is a genuine early-stage effort, not a finished retreat program. A few things are true regardless of how the details land:
Not a production — a small group, learning together, without performance.
Time spent practicing what it means to stop steering — directly, not just discussed.
Denitiation isn't borrowed from an existing lineage — what happens here is being worked out as it goes.
Room to sit with the practice, not a packed itinerary to get through.
Retreats need people who can hold the space, not just organize it — guides who've actually lived with the practice, not just read about it.
A working familiarity with what it means to stop steering — through sustained personal use, not a weekend's introduction.
Familiarity with the Inland Empire Logbook — where the practice came from, and how it was found.
Newcomers need to feel the stillness first, before anything else is asked of them. Without that, there's nothing to measure the rest against.
There's no formal certification yet — that's still being worked out, honestly, alongside everything else here. If you think you're close to ready, say so in an inquiry below and mention it.
Denitiation isn't a practice of watching thought, or leaving it behind. It's a practice of going nowhere at all. The full account, and the book it comes from, live at the main site.