Alan Jacobs: Burnt Norton, T S Eliot
Posted: 07/15/11 02:56 PM
| by Chris Hebard
In a short film directed by Paula Marvelly, Alan Jacobs reads 'Burnt Norton', from TS Eliot's poetic masterpiece, Four Quartets.
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Mooji: Don't Give Up
Posted: 07/09/11 06:51 AM
| by Chris Hebard
We all have the natural feeling of being, the sense that I exist; it is a fundamental presence that confirms that we are alive. It is the very seed of existence, the root cause of all creation. Quite simply, it is the fact that I AM.
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Karl Renz: The Self
Posted: 07/09/11 06:02 AM
| by Chris Hebard

In yet another heartfelt interview by Chris Hebard, Karl Renz discusses the nature of the Self, reaffirming that "The Self is, and Nothing but the Self is."
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Chuck Surface: Transcendence and Immanence
Posted: 07/09/11 12:00 AM
| by Chuck Surface
| Here on the porch
We sat together on the porch,
Feeling the warm sun and cool breeze,
Dappled sunlight playing in the yard,
The Rapturous Ecstasy of Being...
And an Ocean of Unbearable Sorrow...
Both, impossibly, at once...
This is the Secret Heart of Liberation!
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Western Masters of Nonduality: Loibon Le Baaba
Posted: 06/25/11 05:06 PM
| by Chris Hebard
Watch previously unseen video from Volume II of the Western Masters of Nonduality 2-set DVD collection, including Loibon Le Baaba.
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Ravi Shankar: Brahm Naad & 1000 Sitars
Posted: 06/25/11 08:39 AM
| by Chris Hebard
For the first time ever in the world, a grand symphony of a 1000 sitarists perform Brahm Naad, artistically conceived by Art of Living founder and spiritual guru His Holiness Sri Sri Ravi Shankar.
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Alan Jacobs: Sri Ramana Maharshi Talk 146
Posted: 06/25/11 08:02 AM
| by Chris Hebard
In a beautiful short film by French director Jean-Raphael Dedieu, Alan Jacobs, President of the Ramana Maharshi Foundation, UK, reads Sri Bhagavan Ramana Maharshi's Talk 146. The film is also illustrated with still photographs of Bhagavan at the Ramanasramam.
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Greg Goode: Where is Perception Perceived?
Posted: 06/21/11 10:30 AM
| by Chris Hebard

Since time immemorial, philosophers have pondered the question as to where exactly is perception perceived - is it in the brain or elsewhere?
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