Intuisdom Anton Elohan Byers Bio

I refer to myself as a "doorway" teacher. My experience says that the
clearest guide to your development is you. It's my job to explain the
fundamentals of what is in your way and show you how to go through the
doorway that is your natural self. When you develop in this way you find the
source of your path internally guided by a deep sense of connection and
other concerns falling away in importance. Fulfillment and awakening are
both revealed by experience, not study.

I grew up suspecting there was more to the world than the culture around
me seemed to know about or care about. But it took me decades and dozens
of dead ends to figure out what that was and how to access it. It wasn’t in
traditional religions (at least in the ways that they are typically taught), it
wasn’t in the hard sciences or the social sciences, it wasn’t in pop culture
psychology, it wasn’t in cults and it wasn’t in the popular notion of success.
It was extraordinarily simple and it was inside.

Exactly which twists and turns I took in those years doesn’t really matter.
What does matter is that this simple discovery was made primarily through a
process of simple meditation. And through distilling what I found over and
over again I found I could use it and teach it in a simple manner as a
pathway to personal and spiritual development.

This path is called Intuisdom only because it needs a name. It is intrinsic to
the human makeup, psychology and relationship with the rest of the world.
It is not proprietary, as it has been identified for thousands of years in one
way or another. However, it does require a distilled set of observations and
teaching method to teach in a way that functions fairly quickly and without
exhaustive efforts and expense.

My teaching tenets are simple: The teacher should not get in the way of the
message and the message should not get in the way of the truth. My proof is
not in an equation, belief or sleight of hand. It is in the experience I offer the
student and reader by showing them the simple path to their natural self.

~Anton Elohan Byers