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About DeMello Center

“There is a divinity,” says Anthony DeMello, “a loving force, surrounding you at all times that is within your grasp, that would make your life meaningful and beautiful and rich, if you could only discover it.” Tragically, most people never find their way to it, even though its right there in their midst.

Sooner or later there arises in every human heart a longing for something more, something missing in our lives, a greater connection to life, to our own heart and spirit, to God, call it what you will. DeMello describes it as the longing to “come home to yourself” and he says the good news is that making it home couldn’t be simpler.

The Coming Home to Yourself App opens the way, with 2 videos on becoming enlightened, 7 audios on cultivating happiness and inner peace, a quote of the day to inspire you in moving ever forward … all from Anthony De Mello’s work. The app also provides rapid access to social media, shopping platforms and notifications from the official De Mello website.

Anthony DeMello is one of the seminal forces in the modern mindfulness movement, influencing thought leaders like Eckhart Tolle, Thomas Moore, Adyashanti, and Paulo Coelho, and business leaders like Tim Ferris, Peter Mallouk, and CT Fitzpatrick.