Tag: via ralph
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Albert Camus: The Indefinable Self
âThis heart within me I can feel, and I judge that it exists. This world I can touch, and I likewise judge that it exists. There ends all my knowledge, and the rest is construction…”
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Restful Quality of the Mind
“Really, the way our minds work as human beings, it really is utterly simple. It’s just that we hear all these complex descriptions, and then we adopt them. And when we do, we’re uncomfortable in our own skins.”
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The Sabotage of Stillness
Papaji: The Silence of the Source >> Why Your Effort to Find Peace is the Ultimate Noise.
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Top 10 Female Nondual Presenters
According to perplexity.ai 04/24/2026, inspired by Ralph, who pointed out his interest in female nondual presenters, how they have a different viewpoint than males.
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Candice O’Denver – Belief systems and assumptions
“… a global shift toward this non-dual perspective to foster connection and solve worldly problems through collective peace.”
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We Were Made for These Times
Dr. Clarissa Pinkola is an American poet, Jungian psychoanalyst, post-trauma recovery specialist. “I urge you, ask you, gentle you, to please not spend your spirit dry by bewailing these difficult times.”
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Ramana Maharshi, 40 Verses
“… the fundamental nature of Reality by encouraging an internal investigation into the source of the ego. Ramana Maharshi posits that the world and the individual soul are merely expressions of a single, underlying Absolute that resides within the human heart. …”
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Candice Rinpoche â 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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Yoga Vasishtha â 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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Stephen Mitchell (translator)
“Stephen Mitchellâs work is widely recognized for its poetic beauty, clarity, and ability to make ancient texts resonant for contemporary readers . While his methods are sometimes debated by scholars, his interpretations are frequently praised for their spiritual depth and accessibility”