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 twelve minute audio, Adyashanti explains that experiencing the state of awakening or the experience of realization is something that is temporary at best. One could say that these moments are the beginning of the end for the ego but that there are many months or years ahead for a deepening and integration of that understanding.
In this seven minute video, Adyashanti tries to show that in the world of duality that we live in, every moment offers a choice that can take us in very different directions of experience. With this realization, one can observe these choices and create a much different world for ourselves.
In this lovely little six minute video, Adyashanti explores our natural, spiritual instinct to be curious about the world and life around us. By connecting to our childlike sense of wonder, and not focusing on finding a specific answer, we enter into a state of not-knowing. This innocent exploration allows our spiritual instinct to flourish and allows us to live in a state of wonder.
In this great little 6 minute video, Rupert helps a participant understand the loss of her identity as a result of the rejection of her family and the loss of a dear friend. Let’s take a peek…
In this enlightening 8 minute video clip, Rupert covers a lot of ground in helping us understand the two modes of consciousness, how the nature of consciousness and the finite mind are hard wired to function a certain way and how we can celebrate that in our decision making process. Let’s listen…
In this twelve minute video, Rupert responds to a questioner who wants to know what purpose there is to suffering and why it was created in the first place. The first thing that Rupert should have explained is that “purpose” and “why” questions can only come from those who are identified with their false sense of self. Once the truth is realized, there is NO QUESTION of “purpose” or “why” questions. However, in this video Rupert tries to explain how suffering comes to be. Let’s listen…
In this wonderful video from Rupert Spira, a questioner says that she’s alright most of the time but then she encounters a life situation that causes her to react based on conditioning and she so wishes should could react from the pure “Self”. Rupert explains that there is no need to “return” to our “Self” because we are always our “Self” but rather it is just that we have have forgotten who/what we are for a moment. Let’s listen to Rupert’s incredible way of explaining it…
One of the signs of the realization of the Self and non-dual understanding is the concept of loving without without attachment. In this 9 minute video, a questioner wants to explore this concept and find out how this works in our daily life. Let’s find out…
In this lovely 10 minute video, Adyashanti shares how we cab develop a contemplative practice that involves an inward arc of exploration where consciousness turns within and you enter the unknown. Let’s get started…
In this super short video, Gautam explains how we can best deal with our programmed response of disappointment when things don’t go our way. Let’s listen to his wise advice…
In this timely 6 minute video, a man reports on his experience of true surrender, in Gangaj’s words, “the most ruthless act of a lifetime.” In the willingness to surrender he found peace. Gangaji goes on to speak about the humbling of these times, and the shock we receive when something, like a pandemic, humbles us and reveals the freshness of life.
In this enlightening 8 minute video, Rupert Spira makes it clear that, on the relative level, an individual plays a part in self-realisation but this does not mean a separate self is being reinforced. Let’s see what Rupert is talking about…
In this fantastic 9 minute video, a woman asks how to share the teaching with people who get scared and revolt against it. Rupert speaks of the concessions made by all spiritual teachers, with the analogy of the willingness of John Smith’s friend to speak to King Lear.
In this lovely 8 minute video, Roger talks about two states of human being, perception from the body-mind perspectiove or from the position of formless awareness. Let’s relax and enjoy…
Adyashanti explains that “Awakening” is about awakening FROM the dream of “me”.
In this 10 minute video, Jac describes the most authentic way to handle decision making which is consistent with what other spiritual teachers say about it. The bottom line is that the mind wants to claim ownership for the decisions that are made and this brings up a ton of unnecessary fear and stress into our lives.
In this short video from Rupert, he explains that there is nothing but now and goes on to explain the unreality of time. Further he explains that past or future can only be experienced in thought and that our true experience denies the validity of time other than as a very valuable “Concept” for practical purposes only. However, to believe in it as REAL is a mistake that can cause us a ton of unhappiness and suffering.
In this great little 6 minute reminder from Adyashanti, he explains that the general accepted version of happiness is about getting what you want and avoiding what you don’t want. However, true lasting happiness comes from something else which has nothing to do with that. Listen to what Adyashanti has to say…
This nine minute video clip from Jeff Foster focuses on the realization that “All That Is” in each moment has already been accepted by the very fact of its existence, so there is no point for the mind to play its games of accepting or not accepting the “now” because the universe has already accepted the way things are into being.
In this short 10 minute video of a discussion between Rupert Spira and Deepak Chopra, we find them discussing the subject of Rupert’s new book called, “The Nature of Consciousness”. To find out more about Rupert’s book, click here.
This extremely professional video created by S.A.N.D. (Science and Non-Duality) explores the many reasons why there is such an immense shift in humanity towards the exploration and linking of science and spirituality to answer some of the oldest and most perplexing questions known to man.
In this short video from Jeff Foster, he explains what is meant by the saying that when the person drops, only space remains. That’s a beautiful concept, but what does it really mean when “only space remains.” Here is his explanation…
Here is a wonderful 10 minute guided meditation. Start your morning full of Positive Energy with this beautiful Guided Meditation with a focus on Presence. Lets just sit back, relax and enjoy!
In this wonderful 10 minute video, Nada explains that many times when we have issues in relationships we leave the situation or ignore it altogether. Any issue we may be having in a relationship is a great opportunity to work on our own baggage so that we don’t keep repeating the same patterns over and over again. Let’s listen…
In this 5 minute audio clip, Adyashanti helps us to understand the gap of perceived separation within us which fuels an innate desire to dissolve these boundaries and merge with all of life, yet we also fear this dissolution. Let’s listen…
Very often people lose the essence of the Advaita teachings through an ‘over-analysis’ of what is said or heard. In this very enlightening video from Gautam he explains why this is so and what we can do to remain within the “true meaning” behind the teachings. Let’s listen… 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.
Who are you before you refer to thought to tell you who you are? If we have any part to play, it’s to not judge the thoughts that arise in our minds, but instead to explore, “What is my relationship with the thoughts that arise?” In this lovely 7 minute video, Adyashanti leads you through an exploration into your relationship with thought.
