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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

Fear and Loathing in Neo-Advaita (free)

A Journey into the Heart of Spiritual Anarchy The desert air was thick with anticipation as I made my way through the dusty trails

The Good News Grift

(audio available for paid subscribers) The truth is, we know so little about life, we don’t really know what the good news is and what

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

The Gum In Our Eyes

(audio available for paid subscribers) Long enough have you dream’d contemptible dreams, Now I wash the gum from your eyes, You must habit yourself to

Scribble Monster

(audio available for paid subscribers) It’s equal parts amusing and sad-making to see people of superior intellect smugly assume themselves to be superior thinkers, despite

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 –

Reality Check

(audio available for paid subscribers) Life is meaningless, nothing you do matters and you’re going to die. (Too bad, so sad; go stick your head

Seven Sermons to the Dead by C.G. Jung (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

The Hook-Up Imperative

(audio available for paid subscribers) Whatever you hold back will hold you back. That’s the basic operating principle of the failed search for truth, which

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Tag: context

Team Brahman

Fear and Loathing in Neo-Advaita (free)

The Good News Grift

Bouncy Castle

The Gum In Our Eyes

Scribble Monster

The Unutterable Awesomeness of Being

Reality Check

Seven Sermons to the Dead by C.G. Jung (free)

The Hook-Up Imperative

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