Advaita Vedanta, made simple
Find the gap.
Between what happens to you and how you react, there is a gap. In that gap, you can choose. Look closely, and it turns out to be more than a pause. It's who you are.
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One idea, three depths
01 · Notice
Find the gap
Between what happens and how you react, there is a gap. Mindfulness lets you see it. In that gap, you get to choose.
02 · Understand
Pain happens. Suffering is what we add.
Pain is part of life. Suffering is the story the mind builds in the gap: the replay, the what-if, the why-me.
03 · Rest
The gap is who you are
Look into the gap and you find what notices every thought. That is what you are, prior to thought, and it cannot be harmed.
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Three simple steps
01 · Watch
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Three short teachings to get a feel for the work.
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One 2-minute practice a day, by email, from the Vijnana Bhairava.
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7 doorways in 7 days
One short practice a day from the Vijnana Bhairava Tantra, each about two minutes, starting with the gap between two breaths.
On YouTube
Start with these
I Can't Stop Thinking When I Meditate (Here's Why)
Why the Buddha Avoided Pain (And Wasn't Wrong)
What Enlightenment Actually Feels Like
From people who've sat with me
I don't have to get caught up in every thought or emotion.
Nothing felt preachy or overly spiritual. It was all very relatable.
Sometimes just being aware of what's happening is enough.
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The book
A Simple Introduction to Vedantic Non-Duality
The central insights of Advaita Vedanta, and the question of who we really are.
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