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The Greatest Wonder

(audio available for paid subscribers) Gratitude is happiness doubled by wonder. G.K. Chesterton So, you and your date are strolling down the avenue some Saturday

Simplified: The Torah

Okay, so the Torah is basically the first five books of the Hebrew Bible, also called the Pentateuch. It’s like the foundation of Jewish law,

Simplified: The Quran

The Quran is like this incredibly deep and meaningful book that’s central to Islam, but it’s kind of hard to sum up in just a

The Nondual Practice Myth

(audio available for paid subscribers) All thought is immoral.Its very essence is destruction.If you think of anything, you kill it.Nothing survives being thought of.Oscar Wilde

Plato’s Condom

(audio available for paid subscribers) Condoms aren’t completely safe.A friend of mine was wearing one and got hit by a bus. Robert Rubin Go pull

Simplified: The Heart Sutra

The Heart Sutra is like this mind-blowing text from Buddhism that’s all about the deepest truths of existence. I mean, it’s not your typical book

Simplified: The Tao Te Ching

The Tao Te Ching is this ancient Chinese book full of wisdom and deep thoughts about life and how to live it. Written by Laozi,

Simplified: The Cloud of Unknowing

The Cloud of Unknowing is this fascinating medieval book that dives deep into the mysteries of spirituality and faith. Written by an anonymous author in the

Simplified: Advaita Vedanta

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: Zen Buddhism

Zen Buddhism is all about finding peace and understanding through simplicity and direct experience. It started in China as Chan Buddhism and then spread to

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The Greatest Wonder

Simplified: The Torah

Simplified: The Quran

The Nondual Practice Myth

Plato’s Condom

Simplified: The Heart Sutra

Simplified: The Tao Te Ching

Simplified: The Cloud of Unknowing

Simplified: Advaita Vedanta

Simplified: Zen Buddhism

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