Latest Title: Always Only One

A Dialogue with the Essence of Nondual India. A compilation of the sources such as the Ashtavakra Gita, the Diamond Heart sutra, the Mandukya Upanishad, and selections from Ramana Maharshi. A condensed dialogue on the Absolute and the Self with essential texts from the springs of Indian nondual perceptions.

Interview with Rick Archer

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Nonduality in a Nutshell

The teachings of nonduality have begun to come of age in the West, recognized (at last) as the central essence of Zen, Dzochen, Tao, Vedanta, Sufism, and of Christians such as Meister Eckhart. In particular, the recorded teachings of modern sages (such as J. Krishnamurti, Ramana Maharshi and Nisargadatta) have paved the way for a contemporary generation of illuminating speakers and writers.

What all of these spiritual traditions have in common is a viewpoint which is different from mainstream Christianity, Judaism and Islam. How is it different, and what are the differences?

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Robert Wolfe

During Robert's travels he has labored as an auto assembly line worker in Detroit, as a carnival worker, a journalist in New York City, on a farm of a Zen community in California, as a landscaper, a financial consultant, a janitor. After living in the Mendocino area for about twenty years he bought a camper van and moved onto a property in a redwoods forest ... Read more.