Paul Hedderman Video: Addiction, Recovery and Spiritual Awakening

We met Paul Hedderman in San Francsisco this fall.

Another "teacher" not well known in the "advaita" community, we found both his expression so refreshing, his viewpoint so intuitively correct, and his humor so contagious, that we decided to film an entire series with him.

Called Addiction, Recovery and Spiritual Awakening, the series discusses the core sense of lack that motivates the human condition. This sense of incompleteness is so fundamental that you could say that "seeking is being a human being."

This series is a barn burner. This DVD series uncovers the root cause of our spiritual search and it's solution.

In the end, it is the realization that the seeker itself is the illusion, apparently separating the seeker from the sought. Happiness can never be found in an object. This search for happiness is the exactly the same as the search for our true nature,  It is all the only journey EVER occurring:  the journey home.  :-)

The Great Irony: that which is sought can only be in one place: always right here, right now.

In anticipation of our new DVD series, we share this short video by Never Not Here with Paul Hedderman, called, "We are all recovering from Something."

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More videos by Paul can be found by clicking here.