Coming from a world of science and philosophy, Alan offers the same exact description of the true “I” or true “Self” as most of the ancient and modern day spiritual teachers and guides. There is only the One, the One is All and you (we, I) are all that One.
Many believe that thinking is the problem that creates a sense of a separate self. In this super short two minute clip, Rupert explains that there is no problem, and that no amount of thinking can be the cause for a separate self because there IS NO separate self. See how Rupert puts it…
This 10 minute clip is part 4 of a 4 part interview with Rupert Spira which concludes that the Nature of Experience itself is Consciousness. Anyone that is willing to take the time to take a closer look within can see this for themselves. There are three more parts to this interview. To view them click on the following links: Part 1 – The First Fundamental Illusion Part 2 – Consciousness is Not Personal Part 3 – Exploring the Apparent Conflict Within
In this 5 minute video, Rupert tries to provide the simplest, most direct response to the inquiry into the cause of suffering.
This very short (less than 4 minutes) video clip from Rupert starts out by answering a question regarding the difference between solipsism and non-duality. In the process it reveals an amazing realization that awareness never experiences a multiplicity or diversity of objects.
In this 5 minute video, Adyashanti helps us to see that without knowing it, most of us have spent our entire life denying the very essence of what we are seeking. Upon closer inspection we can begin to recognize that quiet indescribable place within.
In this eleven minute clip, Adyashanti explains that letting go of perspectives, your attachments to them, and any lingering value judgments, you open yourself up to the vast array of life that lies at your fingertips in every moment. Adyashanti points out that without these limiting factors hindering you and by diving deeply into your experience, you are able to gracefully step into the infinite reality.
In this 10 minute video, Rupert reads excerpts from “Know Thyself” by the Sufi mystic, Balyani, in response to a woman on the path of devotion, who asked about being a servant of God.
In this six minute video from Adyashanti, he describes the truest meaning of unity, what it is about, and what it feels like. Once identity lets go of the witness, the witness can melt into everything that is witnessed and the purest form of unity can be experienced. Let’s listen to Adyashanti’s beautiful description…
In this cute four minute animation we find Frick and Frack discussing Our True Nature As the One and Only Source. The greatest advantage to these cartoons is that it allows us to focus more on the MESSAGE, rather than the credibility or character of the messenger. This is Part 6 of this discussion of our true nature between Frick and Frack. Here are the links to the other parts of this series: Part 1 – The Nature of Reality Part 2 – Individuality & Conditioning Part 3 – Personality After Realization Part 4 – Free Will Part 5 –
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In this great ten minute video clip, Rupert explains that after the realization takes place that our true nature is unlimited, infinite Awareness, our old ways of thinking still can pop up as habits from our old, limited sense of identity and must be recognized and transcended.
In this four minute audio, Adyashanti describes how through meditation, you can realize that experience happens with or without your consent, and an opportunity arises for you to become aware of that which is unchanging and ever-present.
Don’t let the title throw you off. In this great little 5 minute video, Gautam explains that without “Nothing” form would have no way to exists. So in other words this concept we ignore called “Nothing” is actually the support for the entire universe. Let’s take a look… Gautam Sachdeva is a disciple of Ramesh Balsekar. 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.
In this 5 minute video we find Adyashanti providing a guided meditation for those times when time is short. In this version, Adyashanti points to the quiet that is already there—before you do anything to create it. Let’s find a quiet place and get started…
In this special 5 minute video we find Jeff Foster sharing a beautiful poem that he wrote about his journey to become a spiritual warrior. Let’s sit back, close our eyes and remain as presence while we listen to these inspiring words…
In this lovely 10 minute reminder, Gautam talks about the application of the teachings in our work and everyday life. This is a very popular question so let’s see Gautam shine some light on it….
In this revealing 12 minute video, Rupert responds to a questioner who is a bit confused about offending others and forgiveness within a non-dual understanding. Let’s get started… (In his examples John Smith is having a dream about being King Lear during sleep)
On the spiritual search we often ask, “What do I have to do?” to find resolution and fulfillment. We look for “masters” of spirituality and enlightenment who we hope will tell us how to behave or will direct us in practices necessary for true happiness. In this revealing 20 minute video, Gangaji makes clear that true resolution can be discovered when you set aside your cosmologies, theologies, and formulas for that which is much, much closer— the truth of who you are.
In this lovely 7 minute video, a questioner wants to know how to tap into our intuition when it comes time to make a decision. Let’s listen to Rupert’s intelligent response…
In this very revealing 9 minute video, Gangaji explains how there was a time when she just didn’t like certain things about herself until she realized that what she didn’t like was coming from the “person” she thought herself to be. Let’s listen what happen after this discovery…
We all face challenges in life. We all experience discomfort. No one has it easy. But the way we respond to these difficulties determines the quality of our lives, especially when we allow it to teach us. Let’s listen to this short message from Nada…
In this super short 2 1/2 minute video, Rupert presents us with a short and yet very different perspective on the meaning of happiness generally adopted by most of humanity. Lets let the message speak for itself…
In this short 6 minute video, Jac explains that even if one has not realized the state of non-duality, removing the labels from one’s thinking process can go a long way toward experiencing pure functioning.
In this short 6 minute video from Jac appearing on the show “Never Not Here”, she talks about the beauty that we only get the message that is right for us to hear at that particular time. That’s why when we feel like perhaps we are missing the message, the fact is that we are getting exactly what is needed in that moment.
In this short 5 minute video from Rupert, he helps us to remember to know ourselves as awareness instead of knowing ourselves as a collection of thoughts, sensations and feelings.
In this 15 minute video, Rupert replies to an inquiry wanting to know how to stay as Awareness in all situations. His reply is not so much directions on how to do this but rather the realization that there is no actual separation between Awareness and the situation.
This video is a wonderful eleven minute guided meditation by the one who basically wrote the book on meditation. In this beautiful guided meditation from Adyashanti, he takes us deep into seeing through the habits of the mind.
In this seven minute video from Rupert Spira, he offers us a bit of advice on how to incorporate our non-dual understanding into our decision making process. If one is truly living a spontaneous life, the issue of decision making does not really come up very much as most decisions are made spontaneously as a certainty of movement in the moment, but this advice can help when it seems that a decision needs to be made and the answer has not come forth.
