Awakening Is Only The Beginning — Go Deeper

This course is for those who’ve glimpsed something real — through a spiritual awakening, a moment of deep clarity, or a taste of profound love — and are now left asking, “What do I do with this?”

Across 7 short lessons, Tiger Singleton guides you through the raw and human aftermath of awakening. Rather than escaping the world, this course invites you deeper into it — to meet fear, resistance, and ego not as enemies, but as invitations to embody what you’ve seen.

You’ll explore:

Why awakening isn’t the finish line — but the beginning of sincere participation

How the ego survives through spiritual performance

The heartbreak of self-denial after clarity

What it means to serve love through everyday life, relationships, and work

Each lesson includes a reflection question with space for honest self-inquiry — not for self-improvement, but to deepen your trust in what’s already true.

This course isn’t about chasing bliss. It’s about walking with what you know — and letting love move through you, here and now.

Leçon 1: The Illusion Of Arrival

This lesson explores the moment after awakening when the mind says, “I’ve arrived.” But instead of clarity and peace, you may find disorientation and deeper questions. What now? In this session, you’ll gently unravel the assumption that awakening is a finish line — and begin to see it as an invitation to go deeper into life, not escape from it.

Leçon 2: When The Game Stops Making Sense

After seeing through the illusion of self, many find their familiar life suddenly confusing or hollow. This lesson helps you understand why things may pause or unravel after awakening — not as a problem, but as a necessary disorientation. You’ll begin to see this liminal space not as failure, but as the first real ground for listening.

Leçon 3: When The Ego Becomes Your Spiritual Seeker

This lesson explores the subtle ways the ego survives awakening — often by turning spirituality into a new identity. You’ll learn to spot the difference between sincere embodiment and the ego’s attempt to cling to bliss or control. The invitation here is to drop the performance and return to what’s honest and human.

Leçon 4: The Cost Of Living A Lie (When You Know The Truth)

Once you’ve touched what’s real, pretending becomes painful. This lesson reveals the ache of self-denial — not because others judge you, but because you betray what you now know in your heart. You’ll be gently invited to live more truthfully, even if it feels risky, and see why honesty is the real safety.

Leçon 5: When Love Finds You — And You Want To Run

This lesson explores the ego’s deep fear of real love. You’ll uncover why many people unconsciously reject the very thing they long for — not because they don’t want love, but because they feel unworthy of it. Through Tiger’s reflections, you’ll begin to soften the shame, drop the excuses, and risk letting love move through you.

Leçon 6: This Game Is Between You And You

In this lesson, you’ll reframe life itself as a sacred game — not for success, but for expanding love. Instead of resisting the rules of the human experience (like money, responsibility, or limitation), you’ll learn how to move through them consciously, with devotion. This is about showing up for what you came here to share.

Leçon 7: Love Wants To Move Through You

The final lesson brings everything together: your awakening wasn’t for you alone — it was a call to serve. You’ll be reminded that your sincerity is enough, and that love wants to move through you in ways only you can express. The question is no longer “Am I ready?” — but “Am I willing?”

Reviews

Thanks Tiger

Thank you! Very interesting!

So, so beautiful and heart opening. This course is profound. 🙏

Extremely profound and therefore simple 🙏. Thank tou

Thank you for this beautiful reflective time. You are a light and I am grateful to call you Teacher.

I really enjoyed this course. It felt simple, yet had a surprising amount of depth and thought-provoking insight. The timing was well aligned with some things I’ve been thinking about in my own life, which made it especially meaningful. 🙏🏼