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Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee: Buddha at the Gas Pump

by Alllold Userassigns | Aug 20, 2017 | External Videos

Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee is interviewed by Rick Archer on Rick’s BatGAP interview series. Rick and Llewellyn focus their discussion on Vaughan-Lee’s book Spiritual Ecology: The Cry of the Earth. This video is sourced from the Buddha at the Gas Pump YouTube...

A.H. Almaas: Perception and Reality

by Alllold Userassigns | Aug 1, 2017 | External Videos

Does perception in nondual or other kinds of spiritual realization reveal what reality actually is? Many teachings emphasize that enlightenment is seeing how things actually are. However, the vision of reality given by the various teachings vary in significant ways. ...

A.H. Almaas: Runaway Realization

by Alllold Userassigns | Jul 1, 2017 | External Videos

Watch this Interview with A. Hameed Ali (A.H. Almaas) about his recent book Runaway Realization. “The teaching in this book is off the map. It is outside of all previous articulations of the Diamond Approach. We are in uncharted territory. This new view, which I call...

A.H. Almaas, Is Entanglement Fundamentally A Physical Or Spiritual Phenomena?

by Alllold Userassigns | May 1, 2017 | External Videos

A.H. Almaas dives into Quantum theory, and explores the entanglement phenomena, which is like action at a distance but faster than the speed of light. Latest observations suggest that a spacetime wormhole connects two entangled particles, thus accounting for their...

A.H. Almaas: Acknowledging our Mortality

by Alllold Userassigns | Apr 1, 2017 | External Videos

A.H. Almaas, founder of the Ridhwan School and author of many books including the Diamond Heart Series, Essence with the Elixir of Enlightenment and The Pearl Beyond Price talks about death and acknowledging our mortality. He challenges his audience and asks,...

Zen for Troubled Times – Henry Shukman

by Alllold Userassigns | Mar 31, 2017 | Blog, External Videos | 0 comments

Do not follow the ideas of others, but
learn to listen to the voice within yourself.
Your body and mind will become clear,
and you will realize the unity of all things
– Dogen 1200-1253

Zen was born in a time of Crisis. During the Chinese Tang dynasty between 600-900 AD the two great traditions of Buddhism and Taoism fused and became Zen.