What is the effect of surrender in all spheres of life, work, and your spiritual practice. Here, I share a glimpse into my own journey and the role of surrender in it, over time.
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The Grip of Veiling
Different traditions have provided authentic pointers to Truth. Yet, this has been lost in the web of beliefs and dogmas. Even so, the veil that separates us from Truth can be parted. Find out how to be free of the grip of veiling.
Everything Changes
Everything changes. Thoughts and feelings do. People and circumstances do. Things do. Yet, the mind clings to this and that, putting us in opposition to life’s flow. Can you get to the root cause of this?
The Secret of Longevity
We live in a world where we talk of life extension, age-defying products, longevity and such, trying to extend life in form. Masters over the ages have pointed to real longevity. Find out what real longevity in this post.
The Shadow of the Whip
Part of the Zen tradition, Koans are meant to precipitate Enlightenment. The Shadow of the Whip is a beautiful Koan, that brings the essence of the Truth to the fore. Come with an open mind, and unburdened heart, and be present to this opportunity to Awaken.
Why do I not Experience the One?
The sincere student yearns for the experience of Reality, the One without a second. Despite consistent practice, this yearning to experience the One, doesn’t materialize. Why is this so? Listen to the clarity provided by the Master.
The Real Guru
On the spiritual path, you’ve no doubt yearned to find the Guru, the authentic one, whom you can trust to lead you on your unfolding into freedom. But what is this “real Guru”? Where can you find one?
Nature Shows the Way Home
There is a flow to Nature. As humans with our self-image, we separate ourselves from this flow, and consequently, suffer and struggle. But Nature constantly reflects to us the wisdom needed to Awaken and come back into the flow.
Prayer for Surrender
What might a sincere prayer for surrender look like? What would it really mean to be an instrument in the hands of the Divine?
The Buddha is a Dry Shit-stick
The Buddha is a universally venerated being. As such, based on our own traditions, we have conceptual imagery about The Buddha. This article probes this conceptualization, this illusion, with a radical supposition that “The Buddha is a Shit-stick.” A koan within, reveals the Truth.
No-otherness 