The more I explore Awigo, reading and reflecting upon it, the more I notice a quiet shift within my life. A kind of peace is taking root, not as something I strive to create, but as something that emerges naturally when awareness, ego, and the “I” self are allowed to do their work in harmony.

Awareness reminds me to see things clearly, without rushing to judgment.

Ego reminds me that I have needs, boundaries, and commitments worth honouring.

The “I” self brings them together, guiding me into choices that feel both grounded and spacious.

In this integration, peace arises almost of its own accord. It comes not because life has grown easier, but because I have learned how to harmonise with it. Awigo does not remove challenges, but it transforms how I meet them,with less fear, less struggle, and more wisdom.

I am beginning to realise that Awigo is not simply an idea I think about, but a way of being I live into. And the more I live it, the more it lives me, quietly, steadily, shaping my days with calmness and clarity. (M)

 

 

Having read and understood awigo, I’ve found my life calmer. (C)

 

 

Awigo, it’s so simple, I don’t know how I missed it. (J)

 

 

Hi I really enjoy the way that Awigo  is presented very easy to understand and good clear examples to follow, a big help for a confused world (R)

 

 

I could see how it already works inside me, I just started to use it in other situations, and found it worked (T)