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About This Program

14 hoursSeven group sessions
4 hoursPrivate attachment work
1 repeatFuture group round

Death of Ego is a substance-free spiritual and personal-development program guided through Higher Self and Living Light. The core program is seven live group sessions, fourteen hours total, focused on conditioned identity, societal pillars, attachment, and integration.

When you join this round, two private two-hour attachment sessions with Benjamin are included as a bonus. One happens before the group work and one happens after it. You also receive one complimentary repeat of the seven group sessions in a future round. The repeat is group only and does not include additional private sessions.

Group format

What Your Enrollment Includes

Core program: seven live group sessionsFourteen hours of guided group work through the societal pillars, with Higher Self and Living Light woven throughout.
Bonus: private attachment session beforeTwo hours one-to-one with Benjamin to work with the attachments present before the group process begins.
Bonus: private attachment session afterTwo hours one-to-one with Benjamin to work with what remains after the group process and support integration.
$750 standalone private-session valueEach private session is normally $375. Both are included when you enroll in this round.
Bonus: one future group repeatRepeat the seven group sessions once in a future round. No additional private sessions are included.
Your recordings, kept togetherGroup and private recordings are added to your program in the portal. Private recordings remain visible only to you, Benjamin, and administrators.
For people trained by Benjamin in The Light Code: Benjamin will provide the attachment-clearing materials so you can complete the individual work on your own when you use the complimentary repeat. Benjamin will still lead the group sessions.
Death of Ego is a substance-free spiritual and personal-development program guided through Higher Self and Living Light. Licensed professionals remain the appropriate source for medical and mental-health diagnosis, treatment, and crisis support. Participant experiences are personal and individual, and no particular outcome is guaranteed.