The Life and Work of Zivorad Slavinski
The timeline:
- Born 4th of December 1937. in Belgrade, Serbia
- Degree in Psychology from University of Belgrade in 1968.
- Published his first book (The Psychic Training of Yogis) in 1970
- Founded “Psychotronics Society” in Belgrade, Serbia in 1976 (disbanded in 1987).
- Coached his first Enlightment intensive (created by Charles Berner)
in November 1980. - Founded Eclesia Gnostica Alba (EGA, White Gnostic Church) in 1986. (disbanded in 1996).
- Created Excalibur system for creation of individual reality in 1991. (Slavinski considered this system to be the first system of what he later called “Spiritual Technology”.)
- Created the PEAT system in 1999.
- Created “The Escape from the Matrix” (his last system) in 2012
- Died 5th of February 2022
Early Life and Education
Born on December 4, 1937, Zivorad Mihajlovic Slavinski grew up with a profound interest in the human mind and spirituality. He pursued a degree in psychology from the University of Belgrade, graduating in 1968. This academic background provided him with a solid foundation to explore and integrate various psychological and spiritual disciplines.
Career and Contributions
Slavinski’s career was marked by a relentless pursuit of knowledge and understanding. In 1976, he founded the Psychotronics Society in Belgrade, which became a hub for exploring the intersections of psychology and spirituality. His first book, “The Psychic Training of Yogis,” published in 1970, set the stage for a prolific writing career that would include over 30 books by the time of his death in 2022.
One of Slavinski’s notable contributions was the development of numerous therapeutic systems and methods. His work encompassed a wide range of spiritual teachings, including Hinduism, Buddhism, and Kabbalah, which he seamlessly integrated with modern psychological practices.
Development of PEAT System
The Primordial Energy Activation and Transcendence (PEAT) system stands out as Slavinski’s most significant achievement. Developed in 1999, PEAT is a set of techniques designed to facilitate deep personal and spiritual growth. The system includes various methods such as Deep PEAT, DP-2, DP-3, DP-4, and the Universal Process. These techniques focus on integrating polarities and releasing the tension created by personal codes, leading to a state of balance and oneness.
Deep PEAT, in particular, is revered for its ability to penetrate the deepest layers of the mind, addressing the root causes of psychological and emotional issues. This method involves identifying and resolving primordial polarities, which Slavinski also referred to as Personal Codes. By doing so, individuals can achieve profound personal transformations and lasting change.
Global Impact and Workshops
Slavinski’s influence extended far beyond his native Serbia. He conducted workshops and training sessions in numerous countries, including the United States, Russia, Egypt, Canada, Sweden, Norway, Italy, France, the UK, Holland, and Belgium. His teachings have been embraced by a global audience, and hundreds of PEAT trainers continue to apply his methods to help people worldwide.
The international success of PEAT and its various techniques has solidified Slavinski’s reputation as a leading figure in the field of spiritual technology. His methods are used for self-help, personal development, healing, and therapy, demonstrating their versatility and effectiveness.
Interview with Zivorad’s son Filip
You might also be interested in the interview that Zivorad’s son Filip gave some time ago. In this interview he discusses spirituality, goal-setting, and his unique experiences growing up under the guidance of his father. He also shares insights into his Quick Goals system and how you can align your personal goals with spiritual development using Spiritual Technology techniques.
Legacy and Influence
Zivorad Mihajlovic Slavinski’s legacy is characterized by his innovative approach to spiritual and psychological development. His methods have not only transformed the lives of individuals but have also influenced the broader field of psychotherapy. Researchers and practitioners continue to explore and validate the principles underlying his techniques, contributing to their integration into mainstream therapeutic practices.
Even after his death in February 2022, Slavinski’s work remains relevant and impactful. His teachings continue to inspire new generations of therapists, coaches, and individuals seeking personal growth and spiritual enlightenment. The systems and methods he developed, collectively known as Spiritual Technology, offer a comprehensive framework for addressing and transcending personal limitations.