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Douglas Harding
Visit this site to get a feeling for the teachings of this remarkable
Englishman. "This method of self-enquiry, sometimes called 'headlessness' or
'seeing who you really are' ('seeing' for short), has been pioneered by the
English philosopher and workshop leader Douglas E. Harding (1909 - 2007). It is
a contemporary approach which investigates the question Who am I? and suggests
that you can see Who you really are here and now. It provides simple but deep
awareness exercises that direct you to this Seeing within yourself."
The Zoo Fence
An independent commentary on issues of interest and importance to seekers in
search of the Truth about themselves. Also an open forum.
Religious Worlds
A comprehensive portal site serving as a resource for the study of religious traditions
that developed in the Middle East and Asia. The Mysticism
Resources page focuses on traditional and modern spiritualities.
Religion and Spirituality Resources
Dedicated to wisdom, spiritual growth, and the impartial study of all religious
and spiritual traditions.
Wei Wu Wei
An archival site for the teachings of Wei Wu Wei (Terence Gray).
Nonduality Salon
This site contains over 1,000 pages, thousands of original articles and letters, and unique links.
"Contributors to Nonduality Salon have changed the terrain of nonduality in the world. A powerful
resource of quotes, links to spiritual teachers, essays, and online communities."
Write Spirit
Inspirational quotes, talks, spiritual poetry, free music downloads, and
more. "Sharing ancient wisdom and modern inspiration."
The Great Space Center
and American Sage of Advaita Vedanta
Two web sites about Franklin Merrell-Wolff.
The Franklin Merrell-Wolff Fellowship Site
"For those who, having found the emptiness of life external, hunger for the
Life that is Everlasting."
Painting A Way
Out of Sheldon N. Cohen's art emerges an expression of the vibrant inner life—one
that we can tap, one that we can rely on to guide us, to help us find our bearings in a
world where we often feel lost, disconnected from meaning.
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Wikipedia
Richard Rose biography.
Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi Web Site
Richard Rose admired Ramana Maharshi's simple, straightforward teaching of
Self-Inquiry, and devoted a large portion of his
Profound Writings: East & West to the Maharshi's dialogues.
Nisargadatta Maharaj
This page on the Spiritual Teachers site is a good introduction to this Indian guru. The
interview of Alexander Smit provides a fascinating look at how Nisargadatta worked.
Allspirit
Allspirit is a site of spiritual writings, poetry, quotations, and
song lyrics. "From Advaita to Zen, ancient to contemporary, there is something
here for everybody. Check the poetry index for a list of poets, who include Rumi,
Rabindranath Tagore, William Blake, Hafiz, Rainer Maria Rilke, Thich Nhat
Hanh, Mary Oliver, Anna Akhmatova; along with many others."
Gurdjieff Internet Guide
Resources related to the Gurdjieff teachings and the Fourth Way.
Capacitie
Capacitie was the word used by Thomas Traherne to describe essential
being. This site is especially valuable for the section on the contemporary
specialist in the field, John Wren-Lewis. There's another section on Douglas
Harding, one on the dialogue meetings (inspired by David Bohm) in Sydney, NSW,
and an online newsletter, "Now."
Vicky Woodyard
Vicky Woodyard initially resisted the truth of what God was asking her to do: care
for a beloved spouse when his time had come. Ultimately, she partnered with her calling,
surrendered her husband to the good earth, and walked alone. Listen to a rich treasure
trove of essays through free MP3 recordings. Each audio is an adventure into the tao.
Bernadette's Friends Blogspot
Information on workshops and retreats with Bernadette Roberts.
Book of Daleth
A unique handbook concerning the human potential known as enlightenment and the
depths to which this philosophy is unsuspectingly embedded in our society.
William Samuel & Friends
Introduction to the life and teaching of William Samuel (1924-1976).
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