Author: Holger Hubbs
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John Wheeler ā Charlie Hayes
“These interviews with John Wheeler explore the core principles of non-duality, emphasizing that the resolution of human suffering lies in recognizing oneās true nature. Wheeler argues that spiritual seeking often becomes a mental trap when individuals overlook the undeniable fact of their own being in favor of complex concepts.”
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Ground of Being
“Sal teaches that the way to be free is to recognize this ground as your default condition. This is done by taking a “holiday” from the mental carousels of self-obsession and coming out into the “sun of pure being,” which is already and eternally free.”
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Ego?
“… the mistaken belief that there is a ‘central figure’ making choices or creating thoughts, when in reality, life moves on its own.”
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Dr Eric Berg about eating
“Yes, Dr. Berg provides specific recommendations regarding eating times, particularly in relation to sleep.”
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The Carousel of the Mind (SalvadoreĀ Poe)
“… to describe the repetitive, conditioned movements of the mind and ego that keep an individual trapped in a state of constant seeking and identification with a personal story.”
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Salvadore Poe ā HolidayĀ š
“Sal uses very direct inquiries to reveal liberation as your own essential being. Join a Zoom Open Meeting to experience this for yourself.”
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De-hypnotize yourself!
“… It is ego which deludes itself that there are two selves, one which we are conscious of now [the person] and the other, the higher, the Divine, of which we shall one day become conscious.”
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Nature of Reality (RupertĀ Spira)
“This text introduces the concept of non-duality, a perspective suggesting that our essential nature is pure awareness rather than a separate, limited self. Author Rupert Spira explains that self-enquiry is the primary tool for uncovering this reality, allowing individuals to distinguish between fleeting experiences and the permanent consciousness that perceives them.”
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You Are Pure Awareness ~ Mooji
“By remaining a neutral witness to the mind and body, one can realize an eternal, unchanging presence that is neither born nor subject to death.”
