The Full Ripeness of Nonduality

As we continue working through this idea of how to find a harmonious intersection between native wisdom and nonduality, I hope that you’re starting to see that nonduality is a bigger, riper, more robust philosophy than we are typically given in nondual studies. Nondual teachings can seem very dry and obscure. But what we’re looking …

Imagine a Monastery

We’ve been talking about the intersection of Nonduality (enlightenment teachings) and Native spirituality. I’d like to start painting a new picture. Imagine a monastery in a world that is full of integrated people and full of women. What’s it going to be like? Very different, I hope, than our stuck-up idea of spirituality that we …

Don’t Pretend

This is a series on Nonduality and Native Wisdom. The entire progression is in my new book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CQRZPV6K. Nonduality teachings tell us that it is better to know that you’re divided than to pretend that you’re in unity. That’s why we say ‘not two’ instead of ‘one’. — The Nondual State Exists — The non-dual …

The Powerful I’m Me Moment

When you know who you are, it’s the end of excuses… because who you are is simply nothingness and everythingness. When you know who you are, it’s not constantly changing. The ‘you’ that made a decision when you were two years old is still the same ‘you’ sitting here, reading this and making a decision …

Appropriating Native Cultures

This is a series of videos on integrating non-duality with Native teachings. And I’d like to stop for a minute and talk about appropriating other cultures – appropriating native cultures. If you’ve been following what I’ve been saying, this will probably start making some sense to you. If it doesn’t make any sense at all, …

Native wisdom gives us a different story

Native wisdom gives us a different story of who we are as human beings. It’s a story of unity. Nonduality gives us the tool, then, to see ourselves clearly within the stories that we’ve been told. The stories that have contributed to our perceived separation. We need to go down to a place of zero …