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…
In this ten minute video clip, Adyashanti explains that awakening is a shift in perception where our attention shifts from perception through the conditioned mind to perceiving from unconditional consciousness. But beware, Adyashanti warns “there’s nothing in it for the ego.”
In this great little 10 minute video, Rupert tries to help a participant who says that she has no desire or motivation to have a career and is currently lost with not knowing what to do. Let’s listen to his advice…
In this short little 3 minute video clip from an interview of Eckhart Tolle by Larry King. Larry gets personal with a fun game of ‘If You Only Knew’. Let’s find out some interesting things about Eckhart…
In this monologue from September 2014, Gangaji reflects on the strange times we are living in (which could so easily apply to right now) and asks us to reflect on what our responsibility is: ending the war, the barbarism, the slavery, the horror, on this one spot of Mother Earth. Then we are actually available and can be fully used in the awakening of all.
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 short 3 1/2 minute video, Alan shares a unique perspective on our decision making process and choice making.
In this five minute video, Adyashanti explains that it is important to take the time to establish a foundation based in silence because our true revelations never come from the thinking process but rather from the still space of awareness that is always available. Relaxing into this foundational stillness allows for moments of revelation to find you.
In this ten minute video, Rupert Spira brings to light the “Knowing” aspect of all experience. Rupert explains that without this “Knowing” aspect, nothing could be known, therefore, nothing could be experienced. Let’s listen to his explanation…
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…
In this lovely little 8 minute video, Adyashanti explains that the direct encounter with your immediate experience of being is the most important thing that there is spiritually. Adyashanti explores the vitality that lives within your immediate experience of being. As you explore that aspect of being, you are encountering the silence that lives at the heart of existence.
A quick but wise 6 minute video addressing those who feel that they don’t fit in anywhere. Nada goes into the nature of human existence and how at the root of it we have more in common then the things that seem to separate us. Let’s listen…
In this interesting 6 minute video, a woman asks about the role of devotion and prayer on the non-dual path. Let’s listen to Rupert’s response…
In this excellent 7 minute video, a questioner is a bit confused about a quote he heard that says that we can never meet as separate entities, to which Rupert explains that we can only recognize our shared being. Let’s listen to Rupert’s explanation…
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…
In this very short 3 minute video from Jac, she describes a practice technique to help us become truly “in the moment” when interacting with others and our relationships. This practice can help us to shake off all of the “history” that is normally associated with relationship interactions.
This two minute clip introduces Rupert Spira and John J. Prendergast, PhD for those who don’t know who they are. This 4 part mini series is a discussion about the integration of non-duality and modern day therapy. For Part 2 Click Here For Part 3 Click Here For Part 4 Click Here
In this lovely 5 minute video, Adyashanti explains that the world of experience has a very powerful magnetic attraction but that we must learn to let life be, let what happens… happen, and find out what remains. This is one way to experience our true nature…
In this great 13 minute video from Rupert, a woman says that she has a different experience when she is in her finite mind than when in pure knowing, and asks for help in understanding how they are the same. Let’s listen to Rupert’s wise response…
Gautam Sachdeva speaks and writes on the subject of Advaita (non-duality). He writes with a specific focus on peace of mind in daily living. He spent over nine years in close association with renowned Advaita sage Ramesh Balsekar, assisting him with the editing and publishing of some of his books.
In this lovely 10 minute audio, Adyashanti explains that true freedom exists when you are able to consider infinite viewpoints, but not be stuck in any of them. By not being beholden to one singular perspective, you allow yourself to attune to each moment anew and see what the moment naturally calls forth in you. Let’ listen…
In this short 7 minute extract, Papaji replies a question about effort and non effort in self inquiry: “You are advised simply to keep quiet and during this quietness perhaps it will reveal itself to you through its own grace. Submit. Keep quiet. Don’t move your mind for one second, one thought. Now is the time, today is the time, this moment is the best moment. Make the best of this moment.”
In this little 3 minute video clip, Adyashanti invites you to explore this vital life inquiry by honestly bringing the light of awareness to every belief that you have. This inquiry investigates and dismantles your conditioning, moves you beyond belief, and grounds yourself in reality.
This short two minute audio from Alan explains that for most of us our reality seems to be made up of sense perceptions, thoughts and emotions. These three “things” seem to be all that one can say about our experience, until we ask the question, “who or what recognizes these sense perceptions, thoughts and emotions?” Let’s listen to these insightful words from Alan…
In this short seven minute video, Adyashanti reminds us of the power of listening, or as he calls it, “Contemplating Loafing”. This type of listening can be used as prayer and reinforcing our trust in God, our trust in life and the universe. Lets “listen” to these words of wisdom…
In this seven minute video, Adyashanti shares with us some insight into what meditation is and why one should meditate. Let’s listen while he explains why meditation is a response to the call of the sacred…
In this lovely 10 minute audio, Adyashanti explains how we each have an instinct toward greater consciousness, and our spiritual practice is a way of responding to that. Adyashanti explores how the spiritual impulse originates and the importance of bringing our consciousness into the depths of our unconscious.
In this short 4 minute video clip, Adyashanti explores two spiritual instincts—one of transcendence and one of wholeness. The transcendent instinct involves waking up from limited identifications. By looking at the world around you and experiencing everything as God, you rest into a deep experience of wholeness.
