Prompted by a profound and honest observation by Chris Hebard concerning an intensely personal 'dark night of the soul', Eckhart Tolle discusses the impersonal nature of awareness.

Having several teachers during sadhana,
I knew but one Sat Guru,
My own Heart,
And the Unbearable Longing
That Shone there, unrelenting.

Without Humility...
Profound knowledge and understanding,
Highest experience and exalted states,
Ancient lineage, great notoriety, vast following...

Are merely the conceits of children.

Announcing DVD 2 of Western Masters of Nonduality.

We are pleased to announce that the StillnessSpeaks newsletter is functioning once again and that it's newest DVD release, Western Masters of Nonduality Volume 2 is available either as a single DVD or part of the 2 DVD set. This collection interviews contemporary teachers each discussing an indentical set of questions, allwoing those intereseted to investigate which teaching apporach is best suited for them.

Click here for full infomration in the store on the 2-DVD set including interviews with Francis Lucille, Rupert Spira, Greg Goode, Jeff Foster, James Swartz, Joel Morwood, Peter Fenner, Chuck Hillig, Loch Kelly, Vijay Kapoor, Stephen Wolinsky, and Loibon Le Baaba.

Click here to watch new video clips from Volume 2, Western Masters of Nonduality.

Enjoy!

Today we begin our review and sharing of the work of a European film maker and teacher, Premananda. Join us as we explore his newest series, European Masters including Karl Renz, Francis Lucille, Rupert spira, Tony Parsons, Mooji, and others. Deva premal and Miten offer their insights as well. The book contains a sample DVD, which can be purchased seperately. Click here to see a video clip from European Masters and read the Introduction for free.

Michael Jeffreys reviews Western Masters of Non Duality Vol. 1, which features Francis Lucille, Rupert Spira, Greg Goode, Jeff Foster, James Swartz, Joel Morwood, and Chuck Hillig.

Why read the Bhagavad Gita? It seems such an outdated document in light of the publication of many contemporary Western works much easier to understand.

 Consider what Ralph Waldo Emerson said:

"I owed a magnificent day to the Bhagavad Gita. It was the first of books; it was as if an empire spoke to us, nothing small or unworthy, but, large, serene, consistent, the voice of an old intelligence which in another age and climate had pondered and thus disposed of the same questions which exercise us."

How valuable is this text?

As Henry David Thoreau once said :

"In the morning, I bathe my intellect in the stupendous and cosmogonal philosophy of the Bhagavad Gita, in comparison with which our modern world and it's literature seem puny and trivial."

Like Thoreau, we are mystically led  to the Bhagavad Gita, one of the triumvirate of holy texts referred to as the Vedanta, the knowledge that ends the pursuit of knowledge. And here, we returned again and again rediscover nourishment.

Albert Einstien said it best in the West:

"When I read the Bhagavad Gita and reflect about how God created this universe, everything else seems superfluous."

So, for those who wish to explore it's value, and sample it's wares, Krishna offered the penultimate: Chapter 15 of the Bhagavad Gita.

Click here to discover the most sacred, most imortant information of the entire sacred text, as revealed in Chapter 15 of the Bhagavad Gita.

Scott invites those participating in Living Realization to attend the meetings or speak to him one-on-one. In these sessions, Scott takes you through the entire Unfindable Objects Inquiry in a way that is relevant to the content of your life. This inquiry, once you get a feel for it, is like a sharp knife cutting through the ignorance of separation, no matter how it appears for you.