Category: Mind-Stuff
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Joel S. Goldsmith – Take up your cross
In this exploration of Joel Goldsmith’s mystical teachings, the source redefines the biblical command to “take up your cross” as a radical invitation to spiritual freedom rather than a call to physical suffering or endurance.
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Candice Rinpoche – Awakening Beyond Anxiety and Fear
… the path involves gaining confidence in awareness as the ground in which all thoughts, emotions, and sensations appear. Crucially, negative states are framed not as obstacles to be removed, but as “beacons of light” that point back to the unified field of awareness.
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A personal God? (Rupert Spira)
“…God is not a distant entity but the infinite presence of awareness at the core of our being.”
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Joel S. Goldsmith
“Illumination dissolves all material ties and binds men together with the golden chains of spiritual understanding.”
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Yoga Vasishtha – Excerpt
“These excerpts from the Yoga Vasishtha explore the nature of the human mind, defining it as a fragment of universal consciousness that has become lost in the illusion of separation.”
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The Hidden Obstacle
“…true liberation comes from realizing that the infinite self is already free and was never actually trapped by the mind’s illusions.”
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Capitalism is not natural – Clara Mattei
“She highlights how economic models often depoliticize these power dynamics, framing poverty and unemployment as individual failures rather than systemic requirements. Ultimately, Mattei advocates for re-democratizing the economy through local, participatory movements to reclaim collective agency.”
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Roger Castillo – Biological, Psychological, Consciousness layer
“… genuine happiness is found in peace of mind rather than external life circumstances. The speaker distinguishes between the biological layer of physical pleasure or pain and the psychological layer of suffering caused by personal attachment and the illusion of doership.”
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Adyashanti – The end of your world
“… a candid roadmap for the disorienting transition that follows a spiritual awakening. The author distinguishes between momentary glimpses of oneness and a permanent, abiding realization, noting that initial breakthroughs often trigger a dissolution of the egoic self and its previous motivations. This process frequently involves a “honeymoon phase” of bliss followed by a ‘got it, lost it’ cycle…”
