Perhaps, you have read here that there can not be two thoughts simultaneously in the ocean  of awareness, as it is "universal". There can not be numerous places for thought to appear because no sensation, perception or thought can partition awareness. There is only the current thought and that thought belongs to no one.

Thoughts require thinkers. If there are no thinkers, what does that tell us about thought itself?

Join us today as Greg Goode unfolds the nature and substance of thought. This is deep water, please take your time as the rewards of understanding this are keys to freedom.

Click here to read, "The Exiistence of Thoughts."

The feeling of lack, of limitation is the core motivator of all seeking human behavior. Think about it. if it weren't for lack, there would be no need to locate something outside of ourselves to make us feel complete, would there? In fact, how could there be lack at all unless there were two things? Without multiplicity, how could there be this feeling of incompleteness? Negative emotions find their source here.

If this is true, is it not also true that this belief in embodiment, the "cartesian" model, the idea that what we are is contained sets the stage for suffering? The feeling of lack, of limitation is the core motivator of all seeking human behavior. if it weren't for lack, there would be no need to locate something outside of ourselves to make us feel complete. In fact, how could there be lack at all unless there were two things? Without multiplicity, how could there be this feeling of incompleteness? Negative emotions find their source here.

If this is, in fact, true, it might make sense to investigate whether the "experience of the body" is nothing more than sensations,perceptions, and beliefs, as "arisings' or thoughts within Awareness. Click here to "taste' that this awareness is not contained within the body as we explore this notion that we are embodied.

In our haste, interacting with the aparent objects of life, we seldom take time to consider the great beuaty of that which appears to us as Awareness. This "ignoring" is the heart of our dissatisfaction

Click here: Take a moment and walk with us as we consider life, death and reincarnation with Rupert Spira. This dialogue investigates our direct experience confirming that the first objective experience is of sensations and perceptions appearing with Awareness. Subsequently, these sensations and perceptions are catagorized as body and world. The "me" and "not me" arise.

Not one week passes when we don't locate more remarkable material by Francis Lucille. This week, we share a meditation of his, recorded at The Tampa Retreat, on Welcoming the Totality.

It shocks us how few have actually experienced Francis Lucille's exceptional book, Eternity Now. So, here it is, a full chapter of this brilliant book, considered by many the most comprehensive book written yet on advaita, Eternity Now.

Click here to enjoy Francis Lucille's Meditation on Welcoming the Totality and read a chapter of his book, Eternity Now.

Who is Alexander Smit? Another Western Spiritual teacher, this time from Amsterdam?

There are two reasons Smit caught our attention:

1) He was a friend and student of Wolter Keers, who we have written about many times here and,

2) He was a direct student of Nisargadatta Maharaj

Recently,we received a photocopy of a book chapter written by Walter Smit. It was quite exceptional and well worth a read, certainly remarkable enough to warrant our distribution, even though it was a photocopy. Take the time to click here to read Your Unlimited Presence by Alexander Smit.

Contemplate this: "Objectivity does not pertain to the object. The object is an object on account of you." Shri Atmananda Krishna Menon. Explore this quote by Atmananda Krishna Menon.