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The non dual vision of consciousness in advaita vedanta - An Essay
This essay presents the Advaita Vedānta view that consciousness is not a product of the brain or body, but the fundamental, limitless reality underlying all experience and existence. Through logical inquiry into the subject-object relationship, the three states of experience, and the nature of creation, it argues that the individual self and the universal reality are one non-dual consciousness.
Why You Still Feel Empty After Getting Everything You Wanted
You worked for years. You got the promotion, the house, the relationship, the recognition. By every external measure, your life is working. People envy your position. Your family is proud. Your bank account confirms your competence.
Ego vs Ahaṃkāra — Why the Western and Vedic Concepts Are Not the Same Thing
Open any modern spiritual book and you will find the ego cast as the villain. "Dissolve the ego." "The ego is the obstacle." "Enlightenment is the death of the ego." The word has become spiritual shorthand for everything that keeps you from liberatio...
Waking, Dreaming, Deep Sleep — What the Three States of Consciousness Reveal About You
Every single day, without exception, you pass through three radically different states of existence. In the morning you wake into a world of solid objects and other people. At night you enter a world constructed entirely by your own mind, indistingui...
Viveka and Vairāgya — The Inner Preparation Without Which No Truth Can Land
There is a common fantasy in spiritual circles: that enlightenment can arrive like a thunderbolt, without preparation, without effort, without the slow and sometimes unglamorous work of inner readiness. A person reads a book, hears a talk, has a sudd...
Witness Consciousness Explained Simply — The Most Important Idea You Will Ever Encounter
Right now, as you read these words, something is happening that is so obvious, so intimate, so constantly present that you have probably never noticed it: you are aware.
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