I want to outline here the purpose, the principles, the procedure, and the results of such a workshop. The aim of the workshop is that each participant shall turn his attention round to what he is for himself in his own immediate experience. In other words, to what he's looking out of, to how it always is where he always is, to what it's like being first person singular, present tense. In more traditional language, the aim is that he should clearly see into his changeless original nature. The basic idea of the workshop is that we learn by doing, by trying things out, by what we discover actively, rather than by what we read or are told.
Experimentation is the name of the game.
Workshop is quite unscripted and unpredictable. Everyone is encouraged to participate and anything may happen, so it's an alive occasion, and no-one is likely to fall asleep. Unwilling maybe, unable never. There has to be a leader, of course. His or her job isn't to impose a programme, but to keep people from straying too far from the purpose of the occasion as defined above.