Randall Friend shares the message of nonduality in this recording of a Second Life meeting. Nonduality is not hidden, it’s not a mystery. It doesn’t require effort. The reality you seek is already here as this seamless, unlimited, timeless moment […]
We typically think of ourselves as people aware of other people and things: “I am a finite individual in a world of other individuals experiencing separate finite phenomena, none of which are me.” Said simply, “I am aware.” With an […]
Paul Dobson and nondual therapist Nic Higham talk about the nondual realisation that we are timeless infinity knowing ourselves through the temporary imagined play of duality. We assume we are subjects in relationship with other limited subjects and objects. But […]
Nonduality can seem decidedly obscure, abstract and complicated, but the truth to which the word points is absolutely simple and accessible. Experientially, Nonduality is about returning to the absolute simplicity of ‘what is’ before the mind starts breaking up the […]
We have language and concepts to describe the myriad things we experience, including ourselves. But the inquiry in the exploration of nonduality is: let’s start with present experience. What is life experientially? What is the actual experience of this moment? […]
You are the light of experiencing or awareness. Are you not experiencing or aware? You are conscious and your consciousness enlightens each expression of itself. It illuminates the known; this seamless display of experience, expressions of the same light that […]
In this episode of The Nonduality Podcast, Nic Higham and Paul Dobson speak with Cormac Doherty. If this present moment isn’t reality, then what is? What else is there? Why is there the intimation that there’s something that we’re yet […]
John Astin joins us again for another episode of the Nonduality Podcast. Our primary idea is of being separate from the whole of reality. We imagine we exist as independent creatures like waves imagining they are separate from the sea. […]
Paul Dobson speaks with nonduality author and teacher John Astin. If we want to find wholeness, we have to look somewhere other than within our habitual perception of distinction and differentiation. We have to discover the nature of all […]
