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Quantum Physics may not explain NonDuality but it sure can make you wonder about your preconceived notions.
Click here to watrch a new video interview from the Science and Nonduality Conference 2009 with Henry Stapp, the pre-eminent expert from The University of California Berkeley Laboratory on Quabntum Physics.

Great Texts Pointing to Deconstruction of Time and Space
There appears to be an infinite number of paths leading to the understanding of the Ultimate. This may be because, unlike absolute Truth, which can never change, ignorance unfolds in an infinite amount of ways, each uniquely suited to the individual "person" one believes to be.
Far be it for us to characterize one as necessarily more effective than another.
Having said this, it seems clear that, in order to truly recognize nonduality, the reality of our existence experientially, at some point, a deep and serious investigation into the key data of mentation is necessary: bodily sensation, sensory perception, feelings and thoughts.
Thus begins an investigation that starts with mentation (perceptions or arsiings) and, ultimately leads to a closer look at what we call time and space.

Eckhart Tolle on The Dark Night of The Soul
Last year, I was invited to join a small group with Eckhart Tolle and the newly formed online venture, Eckhart Tolle TV, for a week in a closed studio. It was a very memorable event.
The entire series was filmed; a short dialogue between us was recorded. I believe it captures his magic beautifully.
Click here to watch this Eckhart Tolle dialogue and to enjoy the wonderful work of Eckhat Tolle TV.

As we approach the release of the all new StillnessSpeaks Interview with Peter Dziuban, author of Consciousness is All, he explores the non existence of boundaries and containers to Awareness, this "spaceless space" that exists outside of time altogether.
Clcik here to explore how our minds create the barriers to understanding through the concepts of time and space.



Until recently, I never really understood what the Shrodinger Cat "thought" experiment was supposed to illustrate or prove. This short video clarifies what the Copenhagen Interpretation, a key Quantum Physics discourse, was attempting to explain about the scientific nature of the universe.

Henry Stapp, world reknown Quantum Physicist, discusses what Bell's Theorem of NonLocality might tell us about nonduality and the true nature of reality at the SAND conference 2009. Eye openning.

A short clip of Eckhart Tolle discussing the Impersonal Nature of Awareness in Santa Barbara for Eckhart Tolle TV.

As we approach the release of the all new StillnessSpeaks Interview with Peter Dziuban, author of Consciousness is All, he explores the non existence of boundaries and containers to Awareness, this "spaceless space" that exists outside of time altogether.

Peter Dziuban and Chris Hebard summarize key points from Peter's book, "Consciousness is All"

Peter Dziuban and Chris Hebard discuss misidentification, confusing ourselves for that which we are aware of.