Spiritual bypassing is prevalent in psycho-spiritual personal development communities. Which is understandable. Most people find themselves in this terrain because they want to feel better.
Here’s a question for today, do words matter? I’ve been told before that the words don’t matter, silence is the best teacher. But I promise
Sometimes, I’m speechless. Which might seem odd for a writer and teacher – words are my job. There are three main reasons for this: One:My
Being fooled does not make you a fool. Reflect back on some time you were fooled by a prank, or tapped a stranger on the
One of the things about a nondual understanding is the simple, logical, practicality of it. You gain a guiding principle for navigating – a compass
I had to laugh… Of course, we’re never going to find a ‘separate self’. It’s an idea, a belief, a chimera. Sure, we can think,
Later today, the moon moves itself into the earth’s shadow, causing a lunar eclipse. And that gave me a new perspective on ‘shadow’. Shadow isn’t
A question that comes up for us on podcasts all the time is, “How did you get to here?” And it briefly makes me wish
I’ve recently been introduced to the phrase “growing up, not just waking up”. Now, to my ears it’s a strange sentence, which doesn’t immediately make
This post is based on a reply I wrote to someone on the community earlier this week. One feeling people sometimes express in a nondual
There is a kind of funny thing, where many people who say that phrase, “I’m spiritual, not religious,” are more religious than people who know
Flow can seem like the Scarlet Pimpernel of awakening, always just around the corner, an evasive freedom. But actually most of us hit flow multiple
When I started learning to drive, the teacher showed me how to keep myself the right distance from the kerb by using a certain point
Inertia: continuing in an existing state of rest or uniform motion in a straight line, unless that state is changed by an external force. One
One of my many irritating habits is finding the exception that DISproves the rule. More kindly, I tend to see both sides of a coin.
