In this great six minute audio from Alan Watts he talks about the principle where the more you give away your power, the more power you have because in trying to retain or control power, we are constantly trying to protect it which is a complete waste of the energy and in no way necessary.
In this awesome eight minute video, Ramesh Balsekar explains how free will works and how it affects our sense of responsibility. He also explains how knowing that we are not the doer doesn’t give us license to do anything we want without consequences. Let’s listen… Ramesh Balsekar is a direct desciple of the late Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj. He also became one of Maharaj’s favorite live translators and did so for several years until Maharaj’s death and went on to write several books containing Maharaj’s teachings and discourses.
When we are willing to set aside our beliefs, our thoughts, our powers of mind for an instant, the peace we long for and search for, is immediately revealed. In this lively 20 minute exchange, Gangaji speaks to the experience of “losing our peace” because some thing has changed, and where finally it is always found.
In this wonderful eleven minute video, Gangaji helps us to understand that most of the billions of people living on this planet actually belong to just one religion called “Me”.
Here’s a beautiful little six minute video from a lovely being named Nada who shares with us a great message about how to get out of a toxic relationship. He shows us how we need to push past our fear of being alone and cultivate a higher level of self-respect so we can make the changes required to get out of a toxic relationship. This video is focused on romantic relationships but the same principles apply to other relationships in our lives as well.
This very short 4 minute video from Alan Watts reminds us that even from a scientific standpoint, we are not separate from universe nor are we separate from other people. All are interdependent with each other to form the universe as we know it.
This 5 minute video from Jeff Foster focuses on the problems of looking for happiness from a world that changes constantly, and places special emphasis on why relationships can be so volatile because of this tendency.
In this great little 6 minute audio clip, Alan Watts helps us understand that in spiritual circles when we are asked to follow a “Discipline”, we are really developing a skill. That way you can replace a “Discipline” which is a chore to do and replace it with developing a “skill” which can be a great source of inspiration and motivation. Let’s listen to Alan’s wisdom…
Here is an interesting clip of Rupert Spira explaining that there is nothing but one ever-present Awareness. We ARE that!
In this very short three minute video, Adyashanti explains that by letting go into a state of allowance, and dropping the desire to relate to things in a purely intellectual way, spiritual revelation can anchor in your being. Let’s listen…
Avadhuta is a Sanskrit term from some Indian religions or Dharmic Traditions referring to a type of mystic or saint who is beyond egoic-consciousness. This 4 1/2 minute video contains “The Song of the Avadhut”. Of all the mystical treatises of ancient Indian literature, the Avadhut Gita, or “Song Of The Avadhut,” is one of the most eloquent and compelling. The Avadhut Gita is a call to knowledge, the supreme knowledge of ultimate Truth. It is the knowledge of the ultimate, indisputable Truth of existence; and it is this very Truth which has the power to make us free. Let’s
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In this 9 minute video/audio, Alan feeds us food for thought about this moment we call now and our relationship to it on a day to day basis.
In this five minute audio clip you will find another amazing sample of wisdom according to Alan. He reminds us to follow the ever-present, eternal force of nature guiding our every step from within. Let’s enjoy this amazing audio now…
In this wonderful 15 minute audio clip, Alan helps us understand the nature of our true nature. Alan Wilson Watts (6 January 1915 – 16 November 1973) was a British philosopher, writer, and speaker, best known as an interpreter and populariser of Eastern philosophy for a Western audience. Born in Chislehursjt, England, he moved to the United States in 1938 and began Zen training in New York.
This 8 minute audio clip from Adyashanti helps us to understand that our parents are not the cause of our suffering in the present moment. They may have caused a lot of pain and suffering in the past, but to continue to suffer for their actions in the present moment is a choice that we make by reliving the past over and over again. Of course, the same applies to friends, relatives and even enemies.
In this direct 6 minute video, a questioner wants to know, “If everything is happening according to God’s will, then why do we experience things like the holocaust?” This is a super common question so let’s listen in… Roger Castillo is a non duality teacher / spiritual teacher, born in Malta and migrated to Australia. Roger is a direct disciple of the famous enlightened Indian Advaita (Non-duality) Master Ramesh Balsekar.
In this eight minute audio, Alan gives us a lot to think about when we realize that everything that can be known to us in the universe can only be known from a human perspective. Let’s listen in on this little treat for the intellect…
Here’s a little 22 minute guided meditation for you. Embracing our beautifully sensitive, tired hearts and souls in infinite love. If you have a little time to spare, I would love for you to join me in Presence. With some gentle background music.
In this ten minute audio clip, Alan helps us understand that although the ego is truly only the marriage of an illusion to a futility, it is still a valuable and necessary concept necessary for societal conformity.
In this beautifully produced five minute video, we find Alan Watts sharing wisdom regarding the illusion of memory. Most people use memory to define who they are which is ridiculous since the past is dead and gone. Alan suggests that perhaps if we must define ourselves in some way, we must start with the present.
In this eye opening 6 minute message from Alan Watts, he exposes the ridiculous belief in a “Game of Life” that has been designed to keep society moving in an orderly and business like fashion.
TO WATCH THIS VIDEO, SIMPLY CLICK ON THE WORDS “WATCH ON YOUTUBE” IN THE THE BLACK VIDEO BOX! In this short video, Adyashanti shows us how it is possible to see clearly that we are the un-moving awareness behind everything that has a beginning and an end.
This 4 minute video clip from a moment with Francis Lucille reveals how psychological suffering comes to exist through mistaken identity and how the end of suffering can come about through the end of ignorance of the self as a separate entity.
In this lovely 8 minute video, a man asks Rupert if there is a distinction between self-inquiry and self-abidance. He explains in detail how Self-Inquiry is about self-investigation which usually involves a question of some kind, where self-abidance is just a conscious effort to keep the attention inside the perimeters of the “Self”. Let’s listen…
In this 8 minute video from Alan, we find him sharing his usual wit and wisdom. This particular clip focuses on the illusion of the ego and man’s never end quest to get rid of it. Let’s listen in…
In this 12 minute video, Adyashanti responds to the question “Do I Need a Guru for Awakening?”. He explains that no guru can give us “Awakening”, but also explains how a “guru” or “teacher” can help one in discovering the truth for ourselves.
In this six minute video, Ramesh takes on the two most popular questions of the spiritual seeker… “What is Enlightenment?” and “How will Enlightenment change my life?” Ramesh Balsekar is a direct desciple of the late Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj. He also became one of Maharaj’s favorite live translators and did so for several years until Maharaj’s death and went on to write several books containing Maharaj’s teachings and discourses.
This audio/video from Alan watts may only be three minutes long but it contains the secret to making everything we call “work” more pleasant and enjoyable. Let’s listen in on this simple advice…
