Peace is the experience of

knowing yourself

Through inspirational forums, public engagements, transformational trainings & consulting

we foster self-awareness, equanimity and compassionate connection. Rooted in principles of non-duality, mindfulness, and inclusivity, we empower individuals and communities to embody peace in daily life, creating a culture of understanding and belonging.

Our next town hall in this indefinite series is on Free Speech and we’d love to have you join in the dialogue. This month our guest is Sociology Prof Randall Blazak.

The time to engage is always now and these town halls are great entry points to our other offerings—trainings, listening/empathy circles, consultations and more.

Register https://events.humanitix.com/division-to-dialogue-freedom-to-speak-2

If you prefer to register in person instead, you’ll find a sign up sheet at White Oak Books 1700 Main St Unit D Vancouver, WA 98660.

The Problem: Separation Feels Real

We live in a world that seems divided—by belief, background, identity, and ideology.
At the root of so much suffering is a single idea:

“I am separate.”

This belief in separation creates tension, fear, and a constant striving to fix ourselves or others. Even the pursuit of peace can become a subtle form of struggle—trying to reach something we think we’ve lost.

The Insight: Peace Isn’t Something You Create

What if peace isn't a goal to reach, but the truth of what you are?

At Embodied Peace, you’re invited to rediscover what’s already here.
Rooted in the teachings of non-duality, individuals, organizations and groups are gently guided into the realization that:

  • You are not your thoughts.

  • You are not your story.

  • You are not separate.

Peace is not the absence of noise—it is the space in which all noise arises.

The Shift: From Fixing to Remembering

We’re not here to fix the world.
We’re here to remember what was never broken.

When even one person recognizes their true nature—the peace that follows ripples outward.

We know that peace begins within, and from that foundation, all action becomes wise, loving, and clear.

Join the Movement of Inner Peace

Whether you're an individual on a journey of self-discovery, a spiritual seeker, an educator, or part of a community or organization—Embodied Peace offers a space to pause, listen, and remember who you really are.

Our Solutions: Pathways to Embodied Peace

At Embodied Peace, we offer rooted, real-world approaches to restoring clarity, compassion, and connection—from the personal to the societal. Our work supports inner stillness and outward transformation in equal measure.

For Individuals

Reconnect with Inner Clarity through meditation, personal guidance, and embodied self-inquiry. We support people in returning to a place of peace that is already here.

Private sessions · Retreats · Self-inquiry groups

For Communities

Foster Healing and Belonging through group experiences that nurture shared humanity and deep listening. We create space for trust, transformation, and mutual recognition.

Group workshops · Dialogue circles · Deescalation

For Organizations

Cultivate Awareness in Systems through trainings and consultation that foster mindful leadership, relational intelligence, and healthy workplace culture.

Peacebuilding consulting · Staff training · Facilitated sessions

For the Broader Culture

Shift from Debate to Dialogue by hosting conversations that transcend polarization. We bring presence and inquiry into spaces where division is most entrenched.

Town halls · Speaking events · Educational series

Peace is not a "thing" to give or receive. It’s something we uncover—together.

Testimonials

  • “For the first time in years, I experienced stillness—not as something I had to ‘achieve,’ but as something I could trust.”

    — Ava R., meditation attendee

  • “We brought Leeza's teachings to our leadership team. What happened was beyond strategy—it was human, healing, and transformative.”

    — Carlos D., nonprofit director

  • “This isn’t about becoming better—it’s about seeing that you were never broken. I left the retreat with less fear and more love in my bones.”

    — Mara L., retreat participant

  • “As an educator, I’ve attended countless workshops. But this one helped me see my students—and myself—through a completely different lens.”

    — Daniel K., high school principal

  • “I came with questions. I left without needing answers. There’s a quiet here that feels like home.”

    — Jalen P., 1:1 guidance client

  • “Leeza's (I like to call her Leezaji) approach is deeply grounded and radically inclusive. It met me exactly where I was—and gently invited me deeper.”

    — Nadiyah S., community organizer

  • “It’s rare to find someone who can speak to spiritual truth and everyday life in the same breath. This work is both profound and deeply practical.”

    — Thomas W., mindfulness practitioner