Category: Salvadore Poe
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Sal 114: In All Times and In All Places, I Am Here
Points to being as already present everywhere â cooking, working, traffic, with friends â not just during morning listening…
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Sal 113: What Do I Want?
Frames wanting freedom as wanting it the way a drowning person wants air â total, undivided. Points to compulsive,…
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Sal 112: The Highest Teaching Is Silence, Yourself
Frames silence as “the highest teaching” â not an absence of sound but resting prior to the rising I,…
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Sal 111: The Phantom I Vanishes in Favor of Pure Being
Examines the phantom I as merely a self-referencing sense arising from pure being â never a solid, findable object.…
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Sal 110: What is Eternal? What is Samadhi?
Eternal doesn’t mean forever but what always is â the unchanging pure being at the root, the same whenever…
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Sal 109: Asleep In The Waking State
Sal invites recognizing the deep contentment of dreamless sleep now, while awake â being “asleep in the waking state.”…
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Sal 108: Be Still
Sal invites resting as “be still and know that I am” â stillness not as an unmoving body or…
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Sal 107: Abide As The Ever Present Contentment, Peace and Silence
As a taste of the upcoming mini-intensive, Sal points to the still, silent background beneath every movement of body…
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Sal 106: Where Do I End and The World Begins?
Sal invites us onto holiday to look at where we’re located. Without the rising I â the separating, dividing…
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Sal 105: True Silence is the Absence of the Rising I
Sal strips away every attribute of self â name, form, nationality, past and future â to ask what remains…
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Sal: Rising I & Phantom I
Salvadore Poe describes the ‘Rising I’ and the ‘Phantom I’ as different names for the same phenomenon…
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Sal 104: Is Effort Needed to Be On Holiday?
Sal addresses whether effort is needed to be on Holiday, your own essential being. Since a Holiday is simply…