Who am I?
Who are you, really? We live in a world where we’re constantly told who we are—by others, by our thoughts,…
Who are you, really? We live in a world where we’re constantly told who we are—by others, by our thoughts,…
In this discussion, the participant questions how emotions relate to Rupert's teachings on non-duality. Rupert clarifies that emotions—whether positive or…
The witness of experience is a vital yet intermediate stage in the process of self-realization. It helps us break free…
In this dialogue, Rupert Spira discusses the relationship between non-duality and science, emphasizing that non-duality represents the highest form of…
The question of free will and freedom has intrigued philosophers, scientists, and spiritual seekers for centuries. To approach these concepts,…
Addiction is often viewed as a problem of physical dependence or psychological patterns. However, on a deeper level, addiction is…
The following is a list of Sanskrit terms commonly used in non-duality teachings. These words...
In our everyday experience, we perceive the world as a collection of separate objects and events scattered across time and…
In the realm of relationships, many of us experience conflicts, uncertainties, and a sense of incompleteness. These challenges arise from…
In today's world, the term 'mindfulness' has become commonplace. It refers to the practice of being consciously present in the…