In this short 6 minute video, Rupert helps us to dispel the myths about time and helps us to take a clear look at this moment we call now.
It takes less than 3 minutes for Mooji to bring us back to the “Self”. This video clip is a prime example.
This lovely 9 minute video is a profound yet simple guidance to observe life with detachment and to wake up from the limitation of personhood to your true nature.
This video from an online meeting with Tony Parsons provides the essence of Tony Parson’s non-dual message. This message can be quite controversial but upon closer examination offers a somewhat unique perspective on non-duality and the reality of our life experience. Feeling adventurous? Let’s give it a try…
Eckhart Tolle explores the common misconceptions surrounding happiness and the true purpose of life’s challenges. He explains that the world is not meant to make us happy but to make us conscious, and that growth occurs through overcoming difficulties. Eckhart Tolle discusses how psychological suffering can lead to an awakening, revealing that much of our unhappiness is self-created. He emphasizes the importance of presence and finding peace even in moments of sadness. Ultimately, Eckhart Tolle suggests that recognizing the ego’s role in our suffering can help us transcend it and experience a deeper sense of peace.
Eckhart Tolle shares how to practice presence with playful awareness and ease. He explains how to allow presence to naturally arise during everyday activities and waiting times. Eckhart also cautions against believing the mind’s negative self-talk that pulls you out of the now. Learn to perceive beyond limiting concepts and appreciate the aliveness all around you.
In this great 14 minute video, a man asks how to deal with fear and anxiety, especially when his mind comes up with frightening ‘what-if’ scenarios. He wonders if they aren’t all variations of the same fear of not existing. Rupert elaborates on the existential, primal fear that underlies the sense of being a separate self.
Limiting beliefs are those beliefs which stand in the way of us living life authentically and doing what we feel inspired to do. These beliefs tell us we aren’t good enough, we aren’t smart enough, we aren’t talented enough and so on. But what if these beliefs aren’t true? Let’s watch…
In this super short 3 minute video, Mooji uses the “Snake and the Rope” metaphor to demonstrate that when the true Self is seen, the world is not seen and when the world is seen, the true Self is not seen. Upon contemplation, this story has a much deeper meaning than it first appears. Let’s listen to what Mooji has to say…
Amazing as it is, in this 5 minute video Rupert manages to explain how God comes into being and how God truly relates to non-dual teachings. Awesome video!
In this twelve minute compilation video we find Adyashanti, Bentinho Massaro, Rupert Spira, Swami Satchidananda, Sadhguru talking about the nature of the mind and the Awareness that we truly are. Let’s listen to the similarities behind these varied perspectives…
In this beautifully produced 5 minute clip, several spiritual and scientific leaders describe the importance for humans to realize the importance of consciousness and the understanding that at the heart of man’s true nature lies the secrets of consciousness itself.
Mooji explains that to stay as the “self”, there is no need to try to stop thoughts. It is enough to just not feed them with your energy and they will pass. Unless we feed energy to our thoughts, thoughts by themselves have no power and are just fleeting phenomenon.
Eckhart Tolle shares valuable insights on maintaining presence during verbal interactions. He explains how the practice of self-remembrance can help you avoid getting lost in the stream of words and contribute more meaningfully to conversations. Eckhart offers simple yet effective techniques, such as using body awareness or focusing on your breath, to stay anchored in the present moment, even during challenging discussions.
In this 22 minute guided meditation, Eckhart Tolle reveals the essence of accessing pure beingness beyond the obstacle of constant doing. Discover the aim of meditation and the importance of transitioning from doing to experiencing true being.
This video from an interview with Tony Parsons provides the essence of Tony Parson’s non-dual message. This message can be quite controversial but upon closer examination offers a somewhat unique perspective on non-duality and the reality of our life experience. Feeling adventurous? Let’s give it a try…
In this super short two and a half minute video clip, Ramesh Balsekar answers the question, “Where do thoughts arise from? Does my brain or mind create them?” Let’s listen to his reply… 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.
Eckhart Tolle offers a thought-provoking perspective on the essence of manifestation in this insightful video. He discusses how challenges, whether personal or collective, that appear as obstacles are actually essential catalysts for spiritual awakening. Eckhart Tolle explains that these challenges push individuals towards transcendence and are necessary for recognizing the depth of one’s being. Using an analogy comparing the superficial aspects of life to skimmed milk and the depth of being to cream, Eckhart Tolle illustrates how everything in the physical realm arises from this formless, foundational beingness.
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 very informative 10 minute video, Lisa responds to a question about what happens with sexual desire after realization. Let’s join her now…
These are a series of meditative quotes from Nisargadatta Maharaj on the I AM AWARENESS and BEYOND I AM.
In this inspired 8 minute video, a woman says that after all the years of coming to retreats she still feels she wants more. Rupert explains that no experience can bring us happiness other then a sense of fulfillment and realization of our true nature. Let’s get started…
In this straight-to-the-matter 6 minute video, Alan Watts Explains Why Death is an Art, Adventure and Creative Act … More than at any time in history, people live in expectation of similar life spans; but it seems like most want to live forever. Alan explains the profoundly philosophical significance of death…
In this cute four minute animation we find Frick and Frack discussing the role of individuality and conditioning within a non-dual world. The beauty of using this format to convey this message is that it allows us to focus on the MESSAGE rather than the messenger. Let’s listen in on there little conversation… This is Part 2 of this discussion of our true nature between Frick and Frack. Here are the links to the other parts of this series: Part 1 – The Nature of Reality Part 2 – Individuality & Conditioning Part 3 – Personality After Realization Part 4
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Sometimes we just want to run away when family drama ensues. To help us stay present when family members vie for our attention, Eckhart recommends inner-body awareness practice to help us root into the source of attention, avoid the trap of thinking and judging a situation, and shine the light of Being (rather than try to fight against unconsciousness).
It may not seem so at first, but is possible to engage both your ordinary daily tasks and the more complicated situations and circumstances with a felt sense of alert stillness as the background of your experience.
“When the ego weeps for what it has lost, the spirit rejoices for what it has found.” This is the profound truth discussed by Eckhart Tolle in this perspective-shifting video session.
Eckhart teaches you are conscious. We can disagree about everything else in our mysterious universe, he explains, but the reality of consciousness cannot be called into question.
There’s nothing wrong with trying to improve yourself on a personal level—learning more effective ways to communicate, or taking care of your body, for example. There is no approach to self-improvement that will prevent the arising of challenges. Here, the bestselling author of The Power of Now and A New Earth discusses how you can “enjoy the dance” of the activities and pursuits you engage in your life without seeking absolute and unending fulfillment through any of these endeavors.
You may have noticed that life can be challenging. Eckhart discusses the inevitability of difficulties and obstacles on your path—and how to respond consciously instead of reacting out of habit or ego.
