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Nisargadatta Maharaj on Ideas


As long as you pay attention to ideas, your own or of others, you will be in trouble. But if … More

Ideas, Nisargadatta Maharaj, Sex

Sarvam Khalvidam Brahma


“Brahman or Self or Consciousness or Awareness or Truth or Reality appears as this world of names-and-forms to our five … More

Brahman, Nama-rupa, Name and form, Quotable quotes, Quote, Quotes, Sarvam khalvidam Brahma, World

Sense of Doership


Shared on Quora – On “Sense of Doership” D. Samarender Reddy, Blogger – https://selfrealization.blog/ Shared Feb 6, 2019 One of … More

ff00ff, Sense of Doership

Who Are You?


Read especially Chapter 3 “Who Are You?” in this preview of the book “The Untethered Soul” by Michael Singer   … More

Advaita, Advaita Vedanta, Nonduality, Nonduality (Advaita), Who am I?

Shankara: How to Meditate for Self-Realisation| Vivekachuhdamani | Nididhyasana | Samadhi


Originally posted on Tom Das:
Here is a collection of verses I have taken from Shankara’s Masterpiece Vivekachudamani focusing on the last…

Brahman, Consciousness, Nonduality (Advaita), Sankaracharya, Self, Self-realization

No Such Thing as Death


Don’t forget, there is no such thing as death. What “dies” (or gets broken) is name-and-form called pot, while nothing … More

Consciousness, Death, Nama-rupa, Name and form

The Truth As I See It


The “I” that I am thinking I am is an illusion, only an appearance, a mere name-and-form, underlying which is … More

Brahman, Consciousness (Awareness), Ego, Nama-rupa, Name and form, Pure Consciousness, Self (Brahman), Truth

Synchronicity


Here Deepak Chopra talks about why  Nothing Is Coincidental—Everything Is Meaningful https://chopra.com/articles/nothing-is-coincidental-everything-is-meaningful

Synchronicity

Quantum Mechanics and Consciousness


Deepak Chopra explains here why quantum mechanics points in the direction of Consciousness being the fundamental reality. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s41470-019-00042-3

Collapse of the wave function, Consciousness, Consciousness (Awareness), Mind, Quantum mechanics

Advaita: Non-Dual Spirituality – from Ancient India to our Global Age


Check out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9pemPIBhLE

Advaita, Brahman, Nonduality, Self (Brahman)

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