Origins of the Great Silence Meditation
Much of the meditation course originates from a native American known as Grandfather who was a Lippen Apache medicine man. Grandfather spent many years training and receiving teachings from many different tribal elders such as, the ‘Hopi’, Cherokee, Inuit in Alaska and the Shaman elders in the Amazon rainforests. Prior to his transition into spirit, Grandfather, divinely guided, passed on his entire knowledge and wisdom to Tom Brown Jr. a young western youth who lived in a lush green pine forest a magnificent land known as the Pine Barrons of New Jersey in USA.

In 1996, I received my meditation training from one of Tom Brown’s students Gary Samer, who instructed what he called the ‘Sacred Silence’ courses, training many people throughout the world.
The meditation gave me a greater sense of inner-peace and harmony, I found the more I used the meditation techniques, the more I began to experience heightened awareness, to benefit within all aspects of my life.
By the year 2000 the Sacred Silence under divine inner guidance has taken the meditation to the next level evolving to ‘The Great Silence Meditation’.

The Great Silence Meditation integrates a divine wholistic blend of both Eastern and Western teachings from many great master teachers, leaving many unique philosophies for us to rediscover.
One of the master key elements of the Great Silence Meditation is to empower an inner activation,
creating a bridge, a divine balance to connect your mind to your heart centre. When this activation takes place within, you begin to recognise, acknowledge and accept all the blessings and gifts life has to offer allowing you to receive your share of the infinite universal abundance.