Comments for Jerry Katz on Nonduality

Comment on Where you stumble by Mar

Mar — Mon, 13 Feb 2012 05:52:51 +0000

http://remembering-ug.blogspot.com/

Remembering U. G. Krishnamurti: A collection of his Talks, Quotes, Audiobooks, Photos and Videos

Comment on Dissolved, by Tarun Sardana by Vineet

Vineet — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 13:27:27 +0000

A true eye opener…….Must read for all Drained out Brains…..Relieves stress… and Has one of the most relieving and peacefull effects one could get by reading a book.

Comment on Dissolved, by Tarun Sardana by Raja Aggarwal

Raja Aggarwal — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 13:08:10 +0000

For me it’s good style of writing as conversation between a guru and a student. I can relate myself to Vivek who is seeking answers and explanations from his teacher.
also the way it is written it’s easy to follow wht the guru is teaching

Comment on What is Nonduality? by nonduality1

nonduality1 — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 00:53:56 +0000

We are each the Dreamer waking from a dream within a dream. As we let go of the attachment, our sense of self as a ‘centre’, we cross the bridge of transcendence that is biologically created in the brain for spiritual awareness (the kingdom of heaven is within). We awaken and see ego is the nature of mind and the illusion of separation.

Happy happenings,
Robin Craig Clark

Comment on Deepak Chopra Introduces Nonduality … or Non-Dual Consciousness by Spiritual Blogs

Spiritual Blogs — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 23:42:03 +0000

You have stated: “We each talk about Truth in our own silly way…”
Speak for yourself; better, try not to speak at all.
In nonduality, as in any true spirituality, words are to be eschewed. Why?
Because the speaker and his audience are in unicity, and no flow of “information” is possible. Furthermore, making noises serves only the speaker’s ego, whilst confusing the audience even more. Chopra is no different – publicity and self-promotion; and what a choice of the medium – HP!
When the student is ready, the guru will appear. And no revelation-blasting is needed.

Finally, for those who want to immerse themselves in nonduality, reading Nisargadatta Maharaj or Ramana Maharshi will do.
As for Chopra, following Lao Tzu’s words: ‘He who knows does not speak. He who speaks does not know.’ is something he needs to ponder about more often.

Peace,
Stan

Comment on Greg Goode and Direct Path. Interviews by Scott Kiloby. by terefe feyssa

terefe feyssa — Sun, 08 Jan 2012 16:18:04 +0000

Scott:
I really value those questions and points to looked at and explored for clarity. I am exploring to be free even if I am
told I am free, I don’t think, feel or live that way.
It doesn’t look that way.
Thank You
Terefe

Comment on What is Nonduality? by Jerry

Jerry — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 07:46:18 +0000

Hi John,

Thanks for commenting. An ongoing look at how mental impressions create and shape the world allow one to accept duality, the arising sense of nonduality, or even the condition of nonduality. There are people with zero spiritual inclinations who get thrown into nondual awareness and they can either accept it or take steps to avoid it. At any step along the way from addictions and cravings to spiritual awareness to realization of the Self, there needs to be mindfulness, as the Buddhists would say. Mindfulness is this “unrelenting explanation” that you speak of. It’s the continual realization that I’m dying, falling apart. It’s the allowing of that so that what I am in truth may be known.

Best,
Jerry

Comment on What is Nonduality? by jbeavinsingamiracleJohn Beavin

jbeavinsingamiracleJohn Beavin — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 03:47:23 +0000

Most of what I know of non-duality is what I’ve learned in many years of studying A COURSE IN MIRACLES, and, more specifically, Dr. Ken Wapnick’s writings and workshops on ACIM. For me, the greatest benefit in ACIM is its unrelenting explanation of why we chose, and still choose, the illusion of duality. Is acceptance of nonduality possible without this awareness? Thanks.

Comment on Are you a fish? by Michael

Michael — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 04:19:12 +0000

I am…imagining I’m a fish drilling in mud for essential being.
Essentially I am not am. empty. The one thing believing to be a myriad of things. One without cause.

Comment on Are you a fish? by Michael

Michael — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 04:05:53 +0000

I am that…not that.