Consider yourself both privileged and lucky: Stanley Sobottka, Professor Emeritus of Physics from the University of Virginia hosts the StillnessSpeaks Open Awareness Study Group starting February 1st. Click here to enroll in the StillnessSpeaks Open Awareness Study Group

How do we sense an object? What exactly occurs in our direct experience? Does it have an independant existance from that which "sees" it or is it actually nothing but the awareness we are? This great mystery is investigated by Atmananda.

Check out this compelling quote by a Titan of Indian Spirituality, Atmananda Krishna Menon:

visayabbalkk` aciyappetumpofum sattayilla .
Objects have no existence, even when known.

jñata sattayum illa .
Even what is known does not as such exist.

Click here to enjoy a dialogue with Atmananda Krishna Menon from "Notes on Spiritual Discourses" entitled "The 'Thing in Itself' is beyond the known and Unknown."

James Hurley is an long time friend of the family, so to speak, who resides in New York City, quietly celebrating the joy of life. Occassionally, he graces us with a beautifil piece of poetry. Click here to experience the sweetness of being with a poem by James Hurley entitled, " My Baton."

Here is an absolutely beautiful short video of Jeff Foster discussing so very, very clearly life as it is, without the burden of the "I" superimposition. Smell the perfume and recognize your essence. Click hear to listen to Jeff Foster's beautiful description of the boundless.

Watch the Greg Goode and Chris Hebard interview series filmed on location at The Science and NonDuality Conference 2009 for Conscious.tv. This series covers many subconscious conceptual assumptions that feed ignorance, the "ignoring" of our True Nature.

Click here to watch Greg Goode and Chris discuss Misconceptions regarding Enlightenment

"The Mind is it's own Prison"

This quote comes to us from Robert Powell, a prolific writer on non dual reality including Zen, advaita, gnostic Christianity, Ramana Maharshi and Nisargadatta Maharaj.

Here are a few more:

• I realize what I am: a psychological disturbance.
  
• It is neither the flag or wind moving, but my mind.
  
• The Ego is broken not in Victory, but in complete defeat.
  
• Seeking for happiness causes unhappiness.

Isn't this series of quotes wonderful?

Click here to read about the intangible nature of all things and more information on  Robert Powell.