In this thirteen minute video, Rupert Spira tries to explain the difference between a concept and a belief. He explains that the only thing that we can say for certain is real in any experience is Awareness (consciousness). Let’s listen in…
Dave Rubin of The Rubin Report talks Eckhart Tolle (Author, ‘The Power of Now’ & ‘A New Earth’ ) about his background and experience with anxiety and depression, the essence of mindfulness, consciousness, and all spirituality, the importance of self transcendence, and more. For Part 1, please click here. For Part 2, please click here.
In this great 10 minute video, Rupert helps a seeker to understand the neti-neti process, the recognition of Awareness and most importantly, the recognition of the nature of this Awareness. Rupert explains that enlightenment is not an event but rather a recognition that can never be claimed by a “person”. Let’s get started…
For most people that are seriously involved in their spiritual journey, a feeling of being alone can develop over time since the people in our lives seem to be in a totally different place. The closer we are to awakening, the less we can truly share the wisdom we have discovered. Let’l listen to this great little 7 minute video from Nada who explains why this is so and what we can do about it…
Here is a 49 minute clip from Alan Watts. In this clip he helps us to examine the motives behind the desire to improve ourselves to try to become a better. Alan has some interesting ideas about that. Let’s listen…
This 28 minute video that contain the complete live original TV series episode called “Buddhism and Science”.  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 insightful 8 minute video clip, Rupert reminds us that after realizing the truth about our true nature, there is a period of integration into our lives. During this integration period many emotions may occur that seem very real, but we must remember that emotions always include a story from our false sense of self. Let’s listen…
This six minute video from a lovely being named Nada speaks to the very common human condition of feeling a bit impatient or restless with our spiritual “progress”. Nada explains why it is important to be patient with the spiritual process and be patient with ourselves in transcending past conditioning that has often been around since before we can remember. Click here for more Nada videos.
In this lovely little 2 minute reminder we find the words of Ramana Maharshi explaining how we all get trapped in the illusion of time and space and how by realizing the Truth we can transcend this illusion. Let’s get started…
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.
In this little four minute video from a lovely being named Nada, he talks to us about a popular quote circulating in spiritual circles right now that says, ‘Life is not about finding yourself. It’s about creating yourself.’ But is that true? Or is the opposite actually true? Let’s find out… Click here for more Nada videos.
In this five minute video, Adyashanti shares a few words about the meaning of “Divinity” and how it relates to our self, in this case using the word “self” to mean “I” as a person. He explains that once the self experiences itself as divinity, then the beauty of divinity is able to shine through everywhere and as everything. Lets’ listen…
In this very informative 6 minute video, Jeff Foster explains the difference between thinking ABOUT our feelings (in the time-bound mind) and being truly PRESENT with sensations in the body, in the aliveness and safety of the present moment…
Most of the time in our lives we are always looking for what’s next. In this lovely six minute video, Gangaji helps us to stop for a moment and discover what is here and now. Let’s listen in…
In this 3 minute gem, Eckhart Tolle discusses the shift in consciousness from our ordinary “surface-level” perspective to a deeper awareness that transcends the personal sense of identity. Let’s step out of our chattering minds and take a listen…
In this eye opening 8 minute video clip, Alan Watts tackles the question, “Why do we feel the need to improve the world?” when there is still so much improvement to be done on ourselves. He explains that what we may think is an improvement for others could actually be disastrous for them.  And since most people are completely asleep to the fact of who they are, who are they to try to improve anything? Let’s listen to this unusual perspective…
In this wonderful five minute video, Gangaji explains that for decades she had been searching for fulfillment and had no LASTING success until she found a teacher that was willing to point out that true fulfillment can only be realized once the search is given up. Let’s listen to this very interesting video…
In this fantastic ten minute video, Nada explains that whether we know it or not, almost all of us base a portion of our worth on the opinions and approval of others. The truth is that we give them that power. And just as we give them that power, we can also choose to take it back. Let’s listen to this freeing message…
In this short 4 minute excerpt from his new book, Jeff Foster explains how so many people feel that they should have made more progress with their healing, understanding or enlightenment by now.  Jeff offers some insight and advice to deal with this mental issue…
Here’s a beautiful little six minute video from a lovely being named Nada who shares with us a very profound message about setting our egos aside to truly open the channels of communication. Let’s listen to some pointings to help us communicate better with others…  
In this lovely seven minute reminder, Adyashanti points to a way of perceiving reality that is beyond the filter of our beliefs and judgments. It’s really not hard to do. Let’s listen to his advice…
In this 4 minute quickie, Alan Watts takes us on an adventure into our imagination where we can dream our life into being, only to realize that this may be the same exact process our current (dream) life is experiencing. Let’s sit back and listen…
In this lovely 11 minute video clip, Rupert is asked the question,”Is self inquiry selfish?” He responds by explaining that not only is self inquiry NOT selfish but it is actually an act of love. Let’s listen to Rupert’s words of wisdom…
In this lovely 7 minute video clip, Rupert responds to a man who has been to several retreats and feels he is doing something wrong because he is not getting it. Rupert explains that in our search for Awakening we must remember not to make the mistake of searching for an extraordinary experience. Let’s listen…
In this very inspiring 11 minute video, Gautam Sachdeva discusses a point brought up by Eckhart Tolle which demonstrates how all human conflicts are caused because of a basic misunderstanding of reality. Let’s listen to this important message…
In this very short three minute video, Gangaji explains that although some people may feel like she is their guru (or may feel she is portraying an image of a guru), she does not see it that way at all. She goes on to explain that for her it is about meeting people where they are and helping them to recognize the truth of who they are. Let’s listen…
Remaining as the Self is all fine and dandy when you are sitting in a lotus position in your special quiet place, but how is one suppose to respond or deal with aggression or abuse? In this great little 4 minute video, Rupert Spira explains how to deal with ‘real life aggression or abuse…
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.