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Team Brahman

(audio available for paid subscribers) The religions of mankind must be classed among the mass-delusions of this kind. No one, needless to say, who shares

Simplified: Advaita Vedanta (free)

Alright, so Advaita Vedanta is this really old philosophy from India that’s all about understanding the true nature of reality. Imagine it like this: you’re

Simplified: Hinduism (free)

Okay, so Hinduism is like, this super old and really complex religion that started in India thousands of years ago. It’s not just one thing,

Flow & Obstruction

(audio available for paid subscribers) Progress on the path of awakening is entirely a matter of removing obstructions and restoring free flow. Waking in or

Benevolent Demon

(audio available for paid subscribers) Before we can be right, we must stop being wrong. That’s another way of saying that on the journey of

Bouncy Castle

(audio available for paid subscribers) “One truth is clear,Whatever is, is right.” One amusing way to know there’s no such thing as free will is

Is Everything A Hoax?

(audio available for paid subscribers) “Now I believe I can hear the philosophers protesting that it can only be misery to live in folly, illusion,

The Unutterable Awesomeness of Being

(audio available for paid subscribers) It is painfully obvious yet bears frequent repeating that our so-called reality – the dreamstate and everything in it –

The Dhammapada (free)

We are producing an audio and text series of public domain works by notable authors. Some express nondual philosophy, others are more like artistic depictions

Phantom Numbers

(audio available for paid subscribers) If you insist on bottom-up thinking – struggling up the spiritual down-escalator for years and decades before finally, hopefully, maybe

JEDVAITA

Tag: brahman

Team Brahman

Simplified: Advaita Vedanta (free)

Simplified: Hinduism (free)

Flow & Obstruction

Benevolent Demon

Bouncy Castle

Is Everything A Hoax?

The Unutterable Awesomeness of Being

The Dhammapada (free)

Phantom Numbers

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