We invite you to join us on the 3rd Monday, November 16, from 5:30 to 8:00 PM PT, online via Zoom, for "Beyond Yin & Yang: Integrating Polarities to Return to Oneness" with Peony Lee.

In a universe shaped by polarity - yin and yang, light and shadow, heaven and earth - our spiritual work is less about choosing the “higher” side and more about learning to hold both without division. Across Eastern and Western lineages, the same underlying axiom appears: opposites are not enemies, but two ends of One continuum, mutually defining one another - good braided with evil, strength threaded with tenderness, transcendence inseparable from embodiment. When this law is misunderstood, we live in the dualistic trance: pulled by attraction and repulsion, labeling one pole “spiritual” and the other “problem,” and unknowingly feeding the very patterns we’re trying to outgrow. In that sense, the path of awakening is a gradual movement from separateness and opposites into unity, harmony, and clear seeing.

At this month’s BEPC gathering, Peony Lee will offer an experiential exploration of Primordial Energy Activation & Transcendence (PEAT), a precise healing modality that is spiritual technology for dissolving the inner charges that keep consciousness caught in loops of reactivity, repetition, and contraction.

Rather than analyzing stories or chasing peak states, this work goes straight to the energetic root: the polarity pairs that quietly organize perception and identity (love/loss, control/surrender, attachment/aversion, worthiness/shame, seen/unseen). Peony will guide attendees through a live PEAT healing process, giving participants a direct taste of how integration works in real time - how the mind simplifies, how the nervous system softens, and how awareness naturally begins to rest in a deeper neutrality.

Aligned with BEPC’s spirit of unity, cooperation, and the recognition that we are one in consciousness, this presentation invites participants into inner alchemy as collective medicine. Through demonstration, guided practice, and reflective sharing, you’ll witness how releasing emotional charge restores access to the deeper Self beneath belief, roles, and conditioning - supporting a steadier nervous system, subtler intuition, and a more coherent field of presence. In rapidly changing times, this is not “healing” as self-improvement; it is consciousness work as liberation - clearing what divides us within, so oneness is no longer an idea to aspire to, but a lived reality that expresses itself as clarity, compassion, and peace in the world.

Peony Joy Lee is a certified coach, intuitive healer, and longtime educator who spent years teaching in secondary schools and colleges before her path expanded into the metaphysical and healing arts. Her spiritual awakening was catalyzed through profound life “tower moments” that opened her intuitive abilities and deepened her connection to subtle energy and inner guidance. These experiences led her to the psycho-emotional and spiritual modality known as PEAT (Primordial Energy Activation & Transcendence), which transformed her own life and helped her move from simply surviving hardship to truly thriving.

Peony has trained extensively in PEAT and related integration processes, developing a practice devoted to helping others dissolve the emotional charges and inner polarities that keep consciousness caught in repeating patterns. Her work supports people in returning to a natural state of wholeness, clarity, and inner peace - what many traditions describe as the remembrance of our oneness. Through coaching, group processes, and spiritual facilitation, she is dedicated to helping others reclaim their inner freedom and live from the deeper truth of who they are.

Website: https://www.peonyjoylee.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/guidepeonylee/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/guidepeonylee/

Keep in mind that this event will be recorded and may be used for marketing or creating a library by BEPC and/or the Presenter.

The opinions, viewpoints, and information presented are solely those of the presenter and should not be construed as representing the official values or positions of BEPC.