What is satori really like? During the launch of The Nondual Café, someone asked whether satori comes and goes. My answer explores why seeing through the illusion of separation turns our familiar picture of reality upside down—and why that clarity changes everything.
Discover a simple doorway to nondual realization by contemplating two simple facts. A one minute read for a lifetime of marvel in everyday life.
After decades of seeking closure on anything and everything, I made a discovery. A short nondual insight on letting go of final answers.
A reflection on perception: blue isn’t real, it’s imagined. Reality isn’t conceived—it’s *unceived*. What happens when you drop imagination’s trick?
Personal realization meets philosophy: bridging Eastern nonduality with Western rational thought to open a new path of clarity and awakening.
The present: a blade without breadth, slicing time into memory and expectation. What is left? A haiku exploring the fleeting nature of change.
Nonduality is usually treated as a spiritual teaching. And while nonduality doesn’t complain about such treatment, it leads to misunderstandings. Nonduality isn’t about lofty ideas or mystical experiences or smart-ass finessing or esoteric teachings or wise gurus or [insert whatever you believe it’s about]. It’s…