Francis Lucille is now broadcasting satsangs held in Temecula, California, via live webcasts. Watch a free full-length event for a flavor of this sophisticated and yet easy-to-use technology in action.

Volume I of Presence is arranged in six sections in which Rupert explores, and invites us to explore, our true nature, the nature of peace, happiness and love, the origin of the separate self, the body, the world and experience.

Gently, yet remorselessly, concepts and misconceptions are dissolved until it is seen that there is only Presence 'simultaneously being and knowing itself' - and we are no different from that Presence.

Read an extract from Rupert's new book, as well as a letter of gratitude from Chris Hebard.

Yantra and Lapis are two 'mandalic' films, made by the late filmmaker, James Whitney, and are testament to the way in which the depiction of consciousness can be explored through the medium of celluloid.

Francis Lucille talks about coming to terms with the apparent 'flatness' of life and instead, experiencing the perfume of  causeless joy suffusing every moment.

Do you really want to hear
More words about…
More descriptions of…
Or is it enough to sit in this Radiance,
And Breathe Bliss.

A layman’s introduction to the philosophy and practice of the spiritual teachings of Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi.

Despite the fact that very little is known of Hafiz of Shiraz, as Sufi mystic and poet, his lyrical poetry is acclaimed as the finest ever written in the Persian language.

The term 'Presence' is one of the most widely used in nonduality. However, Presence often is assumed to be 'permanently present' or that which is present eternally, outside of time; yet this still carries a connotation of 'always being present over a long time.' What is the difference between Presence and Present-ness?