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Is blame actually worth keeping in your life?
Blame tends to be one of those universal behaviours that we, as human beings, naturally engage in. We like to…
Where to from here? (Part 2)
I notice myself becoming more and more interested in global geopolitics of late. Particularly of the posturing and manoeuvring of…
The difference between belief and faith
What is the difference between belief and faith? It’s an interesting question. Thanks for reading! Subscribe for free to receive…
A trauma-informed model of spiritual growth
Be Here Now. A simple, yet powerful refrain which rose into the public lexicon care of Ram Dass’ 1971 book…
How important is understanding for spiritual growth?
I’ve heard it said that understanding is the booby prize when it comes to spiritual growth. What that means is,…
The pain of separation
A book I was reading the other day, Another Heart in his Hand by J. Jaye Gold, prompted me to…
To acknowledge attainments or not?
So, you’re on the spiritual path and you feel like you’re getting somewhere, making progress, should you acknowledge that to…
The third place
Beyond happiness and unhappiness, there is a third place. Beyond the duality, there is the beyond. Thanks for reading Presencing…
I’m a bad spiritual seeker
That title is a bit of a provocative one, but I don’t mean that I’m a “bad” seeker in terms…
Service of self is inevitably dissatisfying
Service of self is inevitably dissatisfying. I don’t think this is a particularly controversial statement to make. Thanks for reading…
What is beingness?
Beingness is something that is all around us at every moment. It is the ground of being and its most…
Devotion to the guru versus devotion to presence
As a seeker, I had always assumed that devotion to the guru would be helpful on the spiritual path. How…
Absolute truth versus relative truth
What value does relative truth have in our daily lives? How important is it to be honest, have integrity and…
Bridging the gap between seeker and finder
How does a seeker become a finder? What is it that establishes one permanently beyond separation? Thanks for reading Presencing…
Bridging the gap between seeker and finder
How does a seeker become a finder? What is it that establishes one permanently beyond separation? Thanks for reading Presencing…
Vishrant’s School of Nothing
I recently read James Finley’s book entitled Merton’s Palace of Nowhere which is, essentially, about James having spent 6 years…
Where to from here?
We are currently in the middle of a culture war. This could be seen through a short term lens, a…
Honouring the sacred
In traditional Western society, let’s say during the 19th century and prior, the sacred had a big role to play…
Presencing the depths
So, what do I mean by presencing the depths? Well, if we have beauty in life that can be appreciated…
Lamenting the ugliness
If presence, love and the depths of our experience represent the utmost of beauty available to us in this lifetime,…
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Is blame actually worth keeping in your life?
Blame tends to be one of those universal behaviours that we, as human beings, naturally engage in.
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Where to from here? (Part 2)
I notice myself becoming more and more interested in global geopolitics of late.
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The difference between belief and faith
What is the difference between belief and faith?
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A trauma-informed model of spiritual growth
Be Here Now.
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How important is understanding for spiritual growth?
I’ve heard it said that understanding is the booby prize when it comes to spiritual growth.
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The pain of separation
A book I was reading the other day, Another Heart in his Hand by J.
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To acknowledge attainments or not?
So, you’re on the spiritual path and you feel like you’re getting somewhere, making progress, should you acknowledge that to fellow seekers or shut up and pretend you’re not aware of it?
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The third place
Beyond happiness and unhappiness, there is a third place.
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I’m a bad spiritual seeker
That title is a bit of a provocative one, but I don’t mean that I’m a “bad” seeker in terms of being moral judgement of right/wrong or good/bad, I just mean that I’m bad in a technical sense at being a seeker.
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Service of self is inevitably dissatisfying
Service of self is inevitably dissatisfying.
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What is beingness?
Beingness is something that is all around us at every moment.
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Devotion to the guru versus devotion to presence
As a seeker, I had always assumed that devotion to the guru would be helpful on the spiritual path.
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Absolute truth versus relative truth
What value does relative truth have in our daily lives?
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Bridging the gap between seeker and finder
How does a seeker become a finder?
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Vishrant's School of Nothing
I recently read James Finley’s book entitled Merton’s Palace of Nowhere which is, essentially, about James having spent 6 years in a Christian monastery in Kentucky in the US with the Christian mystic Thomas Merton.
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Where to from here?
We are currently in the middle of a culture war.
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Honouring the sacred
In traditional Western society, let’s say during the 19th century and prior, the sacred had a big role to play in the lives of everyone in the community.
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Presencing the depths
So, what do I mean by presencing the depths?
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Lamenting the ugliness
If presence, love and the depths of our experience represent the utmost of beauty available to us in this lifetime, what is the ugliness in this world?
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Appreciating the beauty
As I lie here, breathing, one hand on my stomach and one hand on my chest, I begin to cry.


