Tag: #infographic
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2026-10-16 GardenOfFriends.com
This conversation explores fear, self, presence, belonging, and practical inquiry from a nondual perspective.
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Sal 160: The Nature of I is Stillness, Silence, Peace
A guided rest in pure subjective awareness. Knowing “I am” needs no name, history, belief, or sense object — only itself. Being independent of objects is what a holiday is, and the nature of I is stillness, silence, peace.
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2026-10-15 Zoom
This session explores nonduality through dialogue, inquiry, and direct pointers away from the personal self.
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Sal 159: A Holiday in the Woods
A video walk through the Connecticut woods, inviting viewers to share the holiday of simply being. All sights, sounds and movements appear momentarily within the pure being that I am, which stays “the same always”; nothing more is needed than to know yourself.
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Anthony de Mello – Awareness
Drop the story, or keep holding on to it. Reality couldn’t care less. But at least now, you can’t pretend nobody warned you.
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Hafiz – “And for no reason…”
A structural journey through ego dissolution, mapped from the physical earth to the boundless sky.
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Sal 158: Here is Where You Find Yourself, Whole and Complete, Content
Points to pure knowing I as the root of every experience, where time and mind’s movement stop. Mind, being seeking and agitation, can never be satisfied with simply being; knowing yourself as being ends lack — “whole and complete, content.”
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Sal 157: You Can Be Finished Seeking, Start Living Freedom
Frames true meditation as the “posture of pure subjective aware,” letting every movement be a gentle reminder. Neti-neti inquiry is useful but can become a new identity; at some point you say yes, end the seeking, and start living freedom.
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2026-10-09 GardenOfFriends.com
“Die before you die” pointed to seeing that the separate self never truly existed. The emotional conclusion was not that nothing exists, but that essence is fundamentally okay. From that view, growth stops being self-fixation and becomes the removal of veils over what is already whole.
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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.