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What's the difference between Advaita and Neo Advaita? (forum)
What's the difference between Advaita and Neo Advaita?
And why Neo ...
Careful usage of logic in the service of spirituality (blog)
Whether we want it or not, we use logical reasoning to draw conclusion...
Words, sensations, emotions and beyond (blog)
You can't represent sensations in words... Try to convey sweetness to ...
Live your life the same way you drive your car (blog)
Live your life the same way you drive your car.
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why some gain weight and some not (blog)
I have found out the following by experience. I know it will sound to ...
My sexual urge has almost disappeared (forum)
The more I am conscious and progressing in my spiritual sadhana, the m...
In a reality in which nothing is certain, no wonder we resort to imitation (blog)
In a reality in which nothing is certain...
in which everything is...
Inner Body meditation (forum)
Eckhart Tolle calls it "inner body". In Vipassana, Goenka calls it "Fr...
The danger in retreats and other isolated spiritual events (blog)
Retreats and intensives are usually good practices by themselves.
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Why can't I see ghosts? (blog)
If the totality of your mind, both conscious and unconscious, unanim...
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Within the objectifying mind there emerges a geocentric center of the swirling mnemonic debris. It is the I amness. The human mind is a survival-reproductive program. It evolved to make connections and search for relevance. But when it turns inward to find the relevance of its sense of self it can find nothing there simply because there is nothing there.
