Category: Not-Two
Nonduality emphasizes that ultimate reality (Brahman) is singular and undivided, with the apparent world as illusory multiplicity.
It’s an experiential truth, not mere philosophy, echoed in texts like the Avadhuta Gita via negation (neti neti).
Mr. Jesus pointed to it with “I and the Father (Source) are One.”
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ACIM Lesson 95
“We will attempt today to be aware only of what can hear and see, and what makes perfect sense. ²We will again direct our exercises towards reaching your one Self, which is united with Its Creator. ³In patience and in hope we try again today.”
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2026-10-08 Zoom
This conversation centers on non-dual inquiry through direct experience rather than concepts, with repeated returns to the claim that nothing is missing in present experience.
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You have never seen reality | Rupert Spira
“Spira argues that ‘pure consciousness or awareness is our most fundamental experience’, likening it to an unchanging movie screen upon which the shifting events of our lives are projected. He explains that human suffering stems from the ‘illusion of separation’, which mistakenly convinces individuals that they are isolated entities rather than expressions of a single,…
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Absence of need
Russ Konieczny: The non-dual exposes our absence of need. It’s been said that all desire is for the desire for peace and happiness…. The trick of it, is to ask what do you want? If you got what you want, with the guarantee that you would be miserable with it, would you still want it…
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Swami Sarvapriyananda – indubitably
This One Mistake Keeping You Separate from Your True Self Swami Sarvapriyananda Lecture
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Seven days without personal identity
Ai generated, based on Joel S. Goldsmith’s Infinite Way teaching.
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Sal 142: Prior to I Am
Points beyond the localized “I am” feeling that some teachings ask you to hold â to what’s already prior, an “uncharacterizable” yet undeniable pure aware being, unlimited and unlocalized, with no ego or personal self.
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The Upanishads Explained
“The core realization of these thinkers was that the ultimate truth of the universe is located within the human mind rather than in a divine throne in the sky.”
