In this interesting 5 minute video, Gangaji speaks about how we try to keep peace and freedom, or the things we like about ourselves, and try to change what we don’t like. She examines what is underneath our desire to change or keep anything, the freedom that is life—naturally, effortlessly, changelessly. Let’s listen to what she has to say…
In this short four minute video, Alan says a few words about the mind’s addiction to thinking and the solution which is simply to take some time to watch the mind without engaging with it (leave the mind alone).
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 nine minute video, Jac O’Keeffe reminds us that the reason that “Create Your Own Reality” methods sometimes give the illusion of working is that ones desires can often be an intuitive preview of what is to come in the apparent sequential story of “me”.
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.
In this 4 minute video clip, Gautam Sachdeva, author of ‘Ramakrishna on Non-Doership,’ talks about how the understanding on one’s true nature can change one’s attitude of criticizing others to accepting them for who they are, as well as ourselves.
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…
When we are filled with doubt and overwhelm, and all seems to be falling apart, there is the potential through self-inquiry to discover home. This enlivening 14 minute exchange with Gangaji, recorded in Santa Fe in 1998, demonstrates how in our willingness to fall apart, we ultimately see what falls away and what remains—the home that is real.
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)
In this lovely 4 minute video, a man asks Rupert to recommend meditations or practices to further the deepening of his understanding. Let’s listen to Rupert’s suggestions…
In this great little six minute video, Neale Donald Walsch explains what needs to change within us to cause an end to life’s “struggles”. He explains that its not about giving up anything or making any major changes in life other that one twist in recognition and understanding.
In this informative 4 minute video, Alan helps us discover the Taoist Principle of Action in Non-Action called Wu Wei and how we can use this principle to enjoy a better flow through life. Let’s listen…
In this great little 8 minute video, a questioner has questions about the integration of non-dual understanding into everyday life. Rupert explains that once one has come to the realization of the self through the inward journey, and is fully grounded as the Self, one can not help but implement our new understanding back into the world of objects (form).
In this revealing 10 minute video, Rupert speaks about the impact of the recognition of our true nature on conditioning and the different ways awakening may be expressed in the world. Let’s get started…
The biggest question that we grapple with is: what is my purpose in life? How can I change the world? In this wonderful 4 minute video, Neale Donald Walsch shares the 3 three biggest life lessons that completely changed his life and helped him clarify his life purpose. He gives actionable insights that you can put to use right now to find your purpose.
This superb 11 minute video from Rupert Spira explains as clearly as possible using words how thought is ALWAYS describing what has already past or projecting in the future. Thought is an after effect and therefor can NEVER be about now.
Here’s a beautiful little eight minute video from a lovely being named Nada who shares with us a very profound message about the difference between self love and narcissism. Let’s listen…
A great 10 minute guided mindful meditation to use when you can’t stop thinking. Great for anxiety, or when you are just trying to clear your thoughts. Become present to the moment… Enjoy!
In this revealing 12 minute video, a man asks Rupert to provide guidance on how to be more open to experiencing vulnerable emotions he has tried to avoid throughout his life. Let’s listen to Rupert’s advice…
Beliefs around what awakening should look like can be woven into old habits of blame and self criticism. In this lovely 16 minute video, Jac speaks about how to deepen our capacity to witness and heal what wants to be seen without bypassing or self referencing.
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.
In the “Future of Politics,” Alan Watts discusses whether politics, as we now know them, become irrelevant and disappear. Will the state, as Marx imagined, fade away? What are the prospects or individual liberty, civil rights, law and the courts, the police and penology? If nature abhors a vacuum, into what will “drop-outs” drop in?
