This cute ten minute animation does a fantastic job at exposing the ridiculousness of absolute non-dual views when accepted at face value. This video demonstrates that even though all-that-is may appear out of one source, one must also consider a certain validity to the world of form which our senses experience on a day to day basis.
In this twelve minute compilation video we find Adyashanti, Bentinho Massaro, Rupert Spira, Swami Satchidananda, Sadhguru talking about the nature of the mind and the Awareness that we truly are. Let’s listen to the similarities behind these varied perspectives…
In this lovely little two minute reminder, Jac O’Keeffe explains that once one is in the “awakened state” most of the time, it becomes much easier to turn everything over to the “Real” self. Let’s see what she is talking about…
Most of us have regrets. We’ve all made mistakes in life. But can we transform our regrets into a revised way of life? Let’s listen as Nada offers us an alternative way to deal with regret and implement a more positive way to turn a negative into a positive.
In this lovely little 6 minute video, Gautam tells the story of a follower who said she lived in total peace for 12 years and then in one moment of anger, it all got washed down the drain. Gautam explains that even the greatest sages had moments of anger and identification and that it is perfectly OK. Let’s listen…
This 28 minute video that contain the complete live original TV series episode called “The Void”. Most of the material out there from Alan are bits and pieces of his teachings, but this is a complete episode from his TV show. Excellent material.
In this very interesting 11 minute video, a woman asks for clarification about the Tantric approach to expressing intense emotions and its relationship to the ego, social justice and impersonal anger. Let’s listen to Rupert’s detailed response…
This very short three minute video from Gautam Sachdeva, author of ‘The Buddha’s Sword’, in which he recounts a memorable anecdote which explains the key realization which truly means the end of seeking for the spiritual seeker.
In this wisdom filled 8 minute video, Nada explains that emotions are a natural part of this human experience. And in order to heal we have to allow ourselves to feel. Let’s listen to these words of wisdom…
In this compelling 14 minute dialogue, Adyashanti speaks with a Sangha member about the ‘I got it, I lost it’ phenomenon when it comes to realizing the fundamental reality. Together they discuss the process of self-realization, the shifts of perspective that come, and what to do when it feels like the realization is not present in your life.
In this short 4 minute audio from one of her online meetings called “Truth Serum Cafe “, Jac O’Keeffe explains that although we may recognize our true nature behind the personality, the false sense of “I” we call “Me” continues to have needs that need to be met. This audio is about how to do that…
In this lovely 4 minute video, a man asks Rupert to recommend meditations or practices to further the deepening of his understanding. Let’s listen to Rupert’s suggestions…
In this beautiful 5 minute video, a woman asks for guidance on discerning actions that come from our separate self vs. our highest understanding. She also asks if there is absolute truth.
A man from Toronto says that, although he is becoming more grounded in awareness and experiencing more peace, he still feels pulled in by the demands of the separate self and the dominant culture. Let’s listen to Rupert‘s intelligent response in this 9 minute video clip…
In this inspirational 10 minute video, Roger points out that it is impossible for Awareness to NOT be present because Awareness is always aware of experience. Let’s listen carefully as Roger goes into more details…
In this awesome 8 minute video with Rupert Spira, a man says that his experience of time feels unbearable. Rupert explains that when that which seems to be fixed and reliable is seen not to be, a sense of emptiness and fear can arise, and suggests that the man explore those feelings.
A koan is a riddle or puzzle that Zen Buddhists use during meditation to help them unravel greater truths about the world and about themselves. Zen masters have been testing their students with these stories, questions, or phrases for centuries. Many koans can be traced back to the collections of sayings amassed by Chinese priests in the 12th and 13th centuries. Koans may seem like paradoxes at first glance. It is up to the Zen student to tease out their meaning. Often, after a prolonged and exhausting intellectual struggle, the student realizes that the koan is actually meant to be
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In this unique 11 minute video, a woman asks if she should continue to binge-watch Rupert‘s videos, and immerse herself in the teachings, or are they simply a distraction from being? Wondering what Rupert will respond to that? Let’s find out…
This video from Jac may only be two and a half minutes long, but the truth it points to is immeasurable. Jac helps us to realize that regardless of one’s idea of enlightenment, the reality is that there is no such thing as enlightenment.
In this beautiful 6 minute video, Nada explains that there is a deeper level of understanding, beyond the intellect, beyond concepts and theories. And it is from that level of direct perception that we discover the wisdom and insight to let go of everything which disturbs us and find peace in the stillness.
In this important 9 minute video, a man asks Rupert to elaborate on the body as the perceived, not the perceiver, and asks how the body is the agency for experiencing manifestation. Let’s listen to Rupert’s response…
Twenty years ago Jac headed up a professional team who ran residential retreats for people with clinical depression. What they found was that depression was fundamentally rooted in the overuse of the self referencing network. In this important video, Jac talks about brain function, beliefs, emotions and experiences common to most people with depression and provides tips on what you can do.
In this great six minute video with Rupert Spira, a man asks for clarification with respect to the mind and physical laws. Rupert suggests that there are habitual, repetitive and limited patterns of mind within consciousness.
In this very short 2 minute clip, Krishnamurti explains that our consciousness, which means the way you think, the way you live, the way you believe, the way you react, your behavior, all that is your consciousness, which is your life. That consciousness is you. The content of that consciousness makes consciousness. Let’s listen…
In this very interesting 8 minute video, a man comments that it seems as though consciousness has a direction and that it desires evolution, let’s listen to Rupert’s intelligent response.
In this four minute excerpt from an interview with David Godman, (a well know author who has written many books on the teachings of Ramana Maharshi, Papaji, and Nisargadatta Maharaj) he gives us some insight into the life of Ramana Maharshi.
In this inspired seven minute video, Jeff explains that often we make the mistake of thinking that we must do battle against all of our negative thoughts and feelings in order to get rid of them, when in reality healing is an ever-present awareness that embraces all thoughts and feelings. Let’s let Jeff explain…
In this very interesting 5 minute video, Non-duality teacher Richard Sylvester talks about the difference between our night time dreams and our daily “reality” to arrive at the conclusion that they are extremely similar other than that our daily “reality” is more consistent in nature.
