Tag: zen

Head on Fire

(audio available for paid subscribers) The difference between regular folk and enlightened folk is that when a regular person’s head catches on fire, they get

Zen Is Dead

(audio available for paid subscribers) I’ve barely given Zen a thought in decades, and not much when I did. It’s almost completely outside my interest.

Logos Logo

(audio available for paid subscribers) We are the children of childrenand we live as we are shown. Waponi Chief, Joe Versus the Volcano, 1990 In

Nondual Adjacent

(audio available for paid subscribers) Within the range of topics I write about, my least favorite is nondual teachers. It just feels tacky and underhanded,

What Is Nonduality?

(audio available for paid subscribers) Nonduality is the coolest thing in this or any other universe, so why hide its light under a bushel? Nonduality

Kubrick’s Red Book

(audio available for paid subscribers) You may not be interested in anything I’d have to say about the 1980 film The Shining, and who could

The Enemy Within

(audio available for paid subscribers) Recently, I was listening to one of the most popular and respected experts in the spirituality/nonduality space disclosing to an

Razor Redux

(audio version available for paid subscribers) In The Razor’s Edge, protagonist Larry Darrell became so ass-over-teakettle enlightened that he had to dedicate the rest of

Trustless Systems

(Audio available for paid subscribers.) A trustless system is, as you might suppose, any system in which no trust is required to perform what would

Radical Nonduality

(audio version available for paid subscribers) Freedom’s just another word for nothing left to lose. Me and Bobby McGee, Kris Kristofferson The first thing to

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Head on Fire

Zen Is Dead

Logos Logo

Nondual Adjacent

What Is Nonduality?

Kubrick’s Red Book

The Enemy Within

Razor Redux

Trustless Systems

Radical Nonduality

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