What AGAI Is Not

We could tell you what you should feel.

We could use complex terms, scientific or pseudo-scientific explanations, and impressive words to explain why something should happen.

We prefer not to.

People do not all respond in the same way, and a subjective experience does not become more real simply because it is accompanied by a convincing explanation.

We don’t want to fill your head with information before you’ve had the experience.
We don’t want to tell you what you should feel.
We don’t want to create expectations about what should happen.

That’s why AGAI starts with the experience.

Try it.
Notice what happens for you, in that moment.

If it has value for you, you can repeat it.
If nothing meaningful happens, that is a result too.

In short:

Like it? Keep going.
Don’t like it, or nothing changes? Leave it.

Does AGAI work?

We want to leave you free to find out for yourself.

A clarification

AGAI is not a medical therapy.

AGAI is not a psychological or psychotherapeutic treatment.

AGAI is not a cure and does not aim to resolve the underlying causes of a condition of distress.