Not Two: Experience, experiencer, and experienced same-same This article addresses questions about nonduality in simple terms. A Conceptual but Misleading Understanding of Nonduality Nondualism, also known as non-duality, is a philosophical and spiritual belief that the universe and its components are not separate or divided […]
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Boundless nondual cosmic (Universal, Christ) love Many people are involved in yoga and meditation. Undoubtedly, they have discovered the many benefits of these practices, which range from increased physical strength and flexibility to greater emotional balance and inner peace. However, the true spirit of yoga
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To Be or Not to Be or Simply Let It Be Can one choose to be or not to be and what does the research say about let it be? A recent article in INC Magazine: Feeling Anxious? Say These 3 Words to Calm Down,
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Revelation is the fulfillment of not-knowing We enter this world in a nondual state, but within a few years we start to inhabit a subject/object reality, a life of duality. The status quo of a “normal” life is divided into me and other. Knowing is reduced
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5 Under-explored Aspects of Nisargadatta’s Teachings https://youtu.be/TDA1KlIi_Ps Below are the outline-notes from A. H. Almaas’ lecture on Nisargadatta. Download the lecture handout. Please leave questions and comments below. A. H. Almaas discusses some critical aspects of Nisargadatta Maharaj’s teachings that he feels often fail to
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From the beginning. . . …it’s important to know the distinction between spiritual transcendence and spiritual transformation. Most teachings, especially those that come from the East or are influenced by the East, tend to emphasize spiritual transcendence and teachings that come from the West, like
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The Paradox of Grace and Effort (This teaching was first presented in 5/29/1993 to students of the Ridhwan School) In working with the question of impeccability in terms of doing this Work, the Diamond Approach, I will bring in a paradox related to impeccability by
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