In this lovely compilation, Rupert Spira & Mooji share their wisdom for enlightenment and the “direct path”. The message is presented with differences in vocabulary but completely the same in essence. Let’s join in…
In this short 5 minute video from Adyashanti, you will hear a message that is the opposite of what most are told about following a path to find the “Self”. He explains that over 99% of what people do to wake up is actually reinforcing the dream state. Short video featuring an incredible message.
In this 9 minute video, Adyashanti speaks on the resulting reality of living outside of the mind (person, ego). He expresses that one of the most valuable benefits is the realization that most of what we (as the mind) think is important is really of no importance at all. This allows us to begin to breath and experience the freedom that we truly are.
In this super short 3 minute video, Rupert reminds us that we should often let ourselves feel the full implications of knowing that Awareness can not die. He encourages us to revisit that felt-understanding often so that knowledge can assimilate itself into the fiber of “our” lives. For a reminder of the undying nature of Awareness (You), check out this video.
In this super short 4 minute video, Alan Watts takes a closer look at “falling in love” to discover that love itself is an act of faith and surrender.
In this fifteen minute video, Rupert Spira helps us understand memory, the past and the future by explaining that time only exists because of the limitations of the mind. Let’s listen to Rupert’s explanation as to why there is only this moment called “now”…
In this 13 minute video clip from Rupert Spira, he shows us THE most direct path to realizing our true nature. There is an endless variety of paths like the many forms of Yoga and Meditation that can be performed by the body/mind, but the reality is that they are not necessary and most often ineffective at revealing our true nature. This is a must see video…
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…
In this amazing 9 minute spontaneous video from Jac, she explains that there are some persistent thoughts can just be dismissed, but there are also persistent thoughts that need to be dealt with. In this clearly expressed video, Jac explains the way to deal with these endlessly persisting thoughts.
In this 9 minute audio, Alan Watts explains that he is not a guru, he’s not trying to change us, he is doing what he is compelled to do or say. He explains that his goal is not to gain followers, but to help people shed their needs to never require the guidance of a teacher again. Let’s listen as he explains…
In this 8 minute video, Peter explains that meditation doesn’t have to be as structured as some practices describe. He also touches on how to work through pain and suffering through meditation and the difference between meditation and mindfulness.
In this 10 minute video, we find 57 quotes from Nisargadatta Maharaj which points to his core teachings. Nothing is needed other than the simple truths revealed in these quotes to reach the highest knowledge and understanding of who we truly are. You may need to keep the “pause” button handy as some of these quotes change a bit too fast 🙂
This 10 minute clip, Alan Watts taking a closer examination at the reality of the ego (person-hood). He starts out by saying that the ego is an abstract concept with the same kind of reality as an hour, and inch or a line of longitude. It is established at a very young age as a social convenience but the problem is that we treat it as it was “real”. Let’s listen to this amazing wisdom…
In this 10 minute video, Rupert explains that once the “self” is realized, there is no need to try to stop the attention from going out because it is realized that the attention is always operating from the source and never really leaves home.
In this 5 minute video clip, Gautam Sachdeva, author of ‘Pointers from Ramesh Balsekar,’ talks about an amusing concept which says that the purpose of life is to cuddle. Then he goes on to explain what this means which describes beautifully how we all seek to reestablish our oneness with others. Let’s listen…
In this 6 minute video, Rupert Spira explains that “surrender” is actually a natural condition of awareness and that awareness is constantly surrendering everything. Great perspective on the concept of surrendering.
How awake are you in this moment? No matter how many experiences of awakening you’ve had, what truly matters is how you express your awakeness in your everyday interactions. In this 6 minute video clip, Adyashanti differentiates between a revelatory moment and an ongoing commitment to express your awakening through your soulful orientation.
In this 6 minute video, Alan uses the analogy of a boat to help us understand that the only reality there truly is is the present.
In this beautiful little five minute audio, Alan Watts reminds us that we do not need to fret over decision making and worry about making the right choice, all we need to do is surrender to the universe and live spontaneously. Let’s listen to this timeless wisdom…
Jim Carrey has been expressing tidbits of his understanding of non-duality in the media lately and many are questioning his sanity. By the reaction of the media we find that perhaps the world at large is not ready to hear this message. However, in this nine minute video, a young man named Prince Ea explains what Jim Carey meant in these interviews in a very easy to understand format for the masses. Is it possible that this will become common knowledge in the near future?
“Maybe grace, deliverance comes to get you. Knocks on your door and says, ‘You have a chance to be at peace.’ In your willingness to take that chance, to accept that invitation to be at peace, then you have an opportunity to share this peace, everywhere.” Living our daily lives, we may find ourselves actually attracted to war. We can also be fed up with that attraction. We can recognize that there is no need to postpone peace in our own minds. In this short audio Gangaji speaks about the roots of war and the opportunity of being at peace
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Many spiritual teachers recommend following the heart instead of what the mind wants to do, but what if the heart is telling you to do something unethical? That is the theme of this short 14 minute video in which Francis Lucille explains that we need to examine the “context” from which your heart is telling you what to do. Let’s find out what he means by that…
In this lovely short three minute video, Nada explains that whether it is to let go of something, someone, an attachment, desire, expectation, resentment, anger, or disappointment, letting go can actually be easier than holding on. But how? Let’s listen to his brilliant perspective…
Francis responds to the question “How can I deal with my personal thoughts.”
In this great little 7 minute video, a woman from Austria says that she experiences peace and happiness on the inside but struggles with other people on the outside, in the form of rejection and jealousy. Rupert explains that peace and happiness cannot be dependent upon other people.
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 12 minute video we join Tsur Taub, a Philosopher and a researcher of the mind and its potentials, in a step by step examination into the nature of Consciousness. This is a very clear and easy to follow approach that is well worth the 12 minute investment in time… To watch “Who Am I” click here.
In this very short 2 minute reminder, Alan Watts explains how we relate to the universe as we find ourselves right smack in the middle of it. Let’s listen…
