The 'me' lives in the mind. All its attention is on things and being conscious of things. The mind thinks it sees, hears, tastes, touches and smells things. But you're here, right now. Conscious and aware of the mind seeing, hearing, tasting, touching and smelling.... Read more
The challenge is to find one thing that's not a concept. You can't speak about something without putting a label on it. A concept. The moment mind egages, it's a concept. In the absences of mind, even the idea of concept does not arise. -... Read more
A participant comments that watching YouTube videos can be very helpful, but there's nothing like being in a live Satsang. In Satsangs one is truly present to the experiencING. It just resonates more. There's nothing better than the immediacy of 'Now' - Terrence Excerpt from... Read more
http://www.scienceandnonduality.com/ A conversation with Rupert Spira about the sense of lack, happiness, relationships and intimacy. From an early age Rupert was deeply interested in the nature of Reality. For twenty years he studied the teachings of Ouspensky, Krishnamurti, Rumi, Shankaracharya, Ramana Maharshi, Nisargadatta and Robert... Read more
Drs. Moschetta read and discuss selections from Jean Klein's book The Ease of Being. source
Meditation Part 1 (with Audio Fix): https://youtu.be/7od4r8-yoPo Meditation Part 2: https://youtu.be/goN57GeFc8Y Meditation Part 3: https://youtu.be/Kb4UurmZvkI Meditation Part 4: https://youtu.be/HMXk57ozi98 Billy is a qualified yoga teacher. He studied with many teachers in a wide variety of approaches. In 1982 he met Jean Klein who introduced him... Read more
Nonduality teacher Francis Lucille (friend and disciple of Jean Klein) speaks about how your belief systems, especially the 'I-am-a-separate-being'-belief, is/are constantly running in the background of our minds. He uses an analogy and describes it in a funny way. ******************************* Francis Lucille Quotes: - 'A... Read more
Drs. Moschetta read and discuss Jean Klein's chapter on objectless bliss source
"We are what needs to be sensed, felt and seen." Without either diploma or culture, Éric Baret has no special competence. Touched by the non-dual tradition through Jean Klein's teaching, he proposes that one turns towards listening, free of any notion of gain. Nothing taught,... Read more
Drs. Moschetta discuss essay from Jean Klein about what it means to be united. source
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