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Maya | Illusions and the Veil of Spiritual Ignorance
The Sanskrit word Maya in the religious and spiritual sense can mean illusion, delusion, unreality, trick, earthly ignorance, phantasm, attachment, or [ ... ]

Neo-Advaita | The Effort of Attaining Effortlessness
One of the tenets of Neo-Advaita — and in a broader sense all nondual practices such as Zen Buddhism, Advaita Vedanta, or Dzogchen — is th [ ... ]

Dzogchen – Recognizing the Ultimate Ground of Existence
Dzogchen, also known as Dzogpachenpo, Atiyoga, Great Perfection or Great Completion, is a wisdom tradition and practice within Indo-Tibetan Buddhism a [ ... ]

Ramana Maharshi Websites and Blogs | Advaita Vedanta
Sri Ramana Maharshi, Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj, and Sri Atmananda Krishna Menon are by many thought to be the three great Indian Advaita Vedanta teache [ ... ]

Nondualism | Spiritual Unity amid Diversity
Nondualism includes several philosophical and spiritual approaches and traditions that appeared across cultures and over time, in which it’s claimed [ ... ]

Advaita Vedanta Teachers and Gurus from the US
In this post, we’ll give you an overview of Advaita Vedanta teachers and gurus from the US. In fact, you’ll find Advaita and Neo-Advaita t [ ... ]

Reflections on Zen Master Jinen | Zazen Sitting Meditation
In 2014, I stumbled upon a short video titled A Teaching From Zen Master Jinen posted on YouTube by El-Branden Brazil. It’s a little questions a [ ... ]

Neo-Advaita | In Search of the Non-Enlightenment Experience
It’s funny, but Advaita Vedanta Gurus — notably those in the Neo-Advaita domain — often claim not to be Spiritually Enlightened. Tha [ ... ]

Adi Shankara | The Godfather of Advaita Vedanta
Although Non-dual Vedic teachings were certainly not “invented” by him, the Indian scholar, teacher, and sage Adi Shankara (also known as Adi Sank [ ... ]

Advaita Vedanta Teachers and Satsang | United Kingdom
In this post, you’ll find an overview of Advaita Vedanta teachers and gurus from the United Kingdom. That is, you’ll find Advaita and Neo- [ ... ]