When we have the courage to walk The Uncommon Path to Inner Peace, then our challenging times won’t break our hearts, they will burst them wide open instead.

And with our hearts open beyond the usual notion of openness, we can touch Inner Peace so deeply that all of our problems and all of our accomplishments diminish in importance.

With our hearts open in this way, then we live closer to Inner Peace than we do to our own breath. From this vantage point, we can see that there is something so incredible, so awesome, splendid and sublime that nothing in life—no matter how painful---can diminish it.

This is freedom. And it fills you with a quiet peaceful joy that can sustain you through the most challenging moments of life.

–Trevor and Sharon Hart

When faced with a great life altering challenge we have a choice. We can either let the situation diminish us or we can let it bring out the best in us. In other words, we can either spend our lives depressed and resigned or we can realize this something incredible.

The Center for Self Inquiry is here to show you how to let your challenge bring out the best in you. When you walk The Uncommon Path to Inner Peace you can see that your challenge is a gift propelling you to live life from a deeper place.

Coping with a great challenge can block the usual paths to obtaining happiness in life. We know the grief that comes from having to let go of goals and dreams that no longer seem possible and sitting with an emptiness that will not let go.

The Uncommon Path to Inner Peace support you to find answers to questions like: How can I find joy in my life, when I am so cut off from activities, events and experiences that are defined as the causal factor in finding happiness? How can I find the strength to accept these things that seem so unacceptable?

“There is another way to realize inner peace and fulfillment!! There is a way to realize joy that is not dependent on external circumstances.”

-Trevor Hart

The Uncommon Path to Inner Peace and Joy is a NOT dependent on

• Wealth and power,
• Accomplishment and social position,
• Health or other current life circumstances
• Past personal history,
• Or even belief systems.

We invite you to use the challenges you are currently facing as a catalyst to live every moment in your life aware that at the very core of you, there is unlimited peace, joy and fulfillment.”

- Sharon and Trevor Hart

“Beyond Happiness and Unhappiness is Peace… Is there a difference between happiness and peace? Yes. Happiness is dependent on conditions being perceived as positive; inner peace does not.” -Eckhart Tolle, Author of “The Power of Now”