What is all the furor about? Recently, I was referred a book by my friend Rupert Spira, which turned my head upside down. It was written by Peter Dzuiban, miraculously, someone who had no previous contact with the popular advaita and nonduality crowd. I wrote about his book and inventory started disappearing from shelves.

In Fact, as of this date, the hardcover version of Peter's book is not currently available,

Luckily, StillnessSpeaks represents the book now in it's bookstore and the paperback copy is now available through us.

You have to read this book to understand the excitement. I called it a finnishing book.

Click here to find out why Peter Dzuiban's book, Consciousness is All, is at the top of many lists.

Many of you have purchased the first DVD in our series , Satsang Dialogues with Francis Lucille from the Spring Retreat 2008. If you do not have this first volume, you will find it by clicking here.

Today, we are announcing  that Volumes 2 thru 5 are available through our store.

In the meantime, we offer our subscribers two new video clips of Francis named Words are Optional and Understanding Requires No Vigilance.

Who was Walter Keers? The Dutch mystic and friend of Jean Klein. The man who sat with Ramana Maharshi. Atmananda Krishna Menon and translated "I am That" for Nisargadatta Maharaj into Dutch.

Click here for more information and to read FREE writings by Wolter Keers.

To assist students of non duality with an interest in quantum theory and  consciousness,  the work of Stanley Sobottka, a Professor Emeritus of Physics at The University of Virginia is one of “best of breed”. His “Course in Consciousness” covers the spectrum of physics to spirituality.

This is a dense, well researched work, recommended for those so inclined by Francis Lucille during a discussion regarding Libet and other experiments that illustrate that, in fact, we neither control nor author our thoughts. This being realized, we are prepared to conclude that, as individual personalities, we do not “make” our decisions.

This is compelling grist for thinkers investigating whether we are “the doer of our deeds.”

In the final analysis, this type of work is primarily helpful as a tool to destabilize our belief systems and, hopefully, detach us , allowing us to turn directly inward.

Click here to read a brief question and answer for the William Sobottka course which can be found at this link: http://www.faculty.virginia.edu/consciousness

Recently, we heard from Pradeep Apte, an author and disciple of Nisargadatta. He has given us permission to distribute his works on Nisargadatta including the unpublished book of "I Am" quotes and The Nisargadatta Gita. Click here to access these FREE e books on Nisargadatta.

 When he was dying, Heisenberg said to von Weizsacker, "It is very easy. I did not know this before...."

Click here to discover what Heisenberg meant.