Dancing with the Void: The Innerstandings of a Rare-born Mystic

Religion & Spirituality

Sunyata

Hinduism

New Sarum Press

A new edition with an updated Preface and Afterword for 2022. Awake in the Heartland offers clear non-dual understanding, not in the abstract, but grounded in the actuality of daily life with all its messiness, complexity, uncertainty, paradox, and apparent imperfection. If there seems to be a gap between what the enlightenment books describe and what you find in your own life, if you still think enlightenment is something that will happen to you in the future (or not at all), if you're still chasing experiences or self-improvement, then this book may be just what you need to wake up to the truth that what you are seeking is already here. Awake in the Heartland takes a fresh look at questions of addiction, free will, good and evil, authority, and identity. It encourages the reader to look for themselves without clinging to old opinions or relying on outside authorities. Honest, funny, and profound, this is a book that invites you to discover who or what you really are.

Awake in the Heartland: The Ecstasy of What Is

Self-Help

Tollifson, Joan

Personal Transformation

OCEAN OF SILENCE is a collection of writings and poems pointing to a non-dualistic understanding of reality. Concise and vibrant, these aphoristic poems question long-held notions of self and offer another possibility.

Ocean of Silence

Doyle, Billy

Within the pages of Embodied Enlightenment, Amoda Maa offers a profound invitation: to awaken to our true nature and to live the truth of this awakening in everyday life. 
Divided into three parts, Amoda comprehensively explores the evolutionary imperative of awakening, the journey of inner transformation and, finally, how to live from wholeness and freedom in the midst of our human experience. 
She writes, “Whilst the invitation of my teaching is a timeless one—it is the essential pointer to freedom that cuts through all cultures, all ages, and all traditions—it is also a very timely one. The willingness to recognize the indivisible wholeness of consciousness that underlies all seemingly separate “things”—moment by moment—is the resolution to personal suffering. 
This recognition of what is prior to all perception, feeling, thought, and experience, is a falling into inner silence that brings an end to the torment of craving and aversion that is a symptom of ego’s restlessness—it is the discovery of our essential nature as unbounded Being-ness. And it is from here that we can take action in our lives and in the world from this undivided state. 
In a world of escalating division, perhaps this fundamental transformation of consciousness from ego’s perspective of separateness to the deepest knowing of our shared Being-ness is the only way forward for humanity.” 
This book is a rich resource for the contemporary spiritual seeker. Nonduality traditionally focusses only on the pristine state of emptiness but Embodied Enlightenment delves deeply into the often messy earthly dimension of ordinary life.

Embodied Enlightenment: Living Your Awakening in Every Moment

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Jeevan, Amoda Maa

Alternative Medicine

ADVAITAHOLICS ANONYMOUS Volume III: An Antidote to Spiritual Enlightenment

Sengupta, Shiv

New Age & Spirituality

The Ten Thousand Things

Saltzman, Robert

The Treasure House: Discovering Enlightenment Exactly Where You Are

Kewley, Mike

These lively talks and dialogs are about seeing through the illusion of separation and waking up to the boundless wholeness that is all there is. They take on perennial questions such as: Who am I? Is there a way out of personal and global suffering? Can we choose to stop addictive and destructive patterns? What does it mean to be awake? What is enlightenment? Does waking up take effort, vigilance and practice, or is it effortlessly and unavoidably always already the case? What happens when we die? Joan questions all attempts to conceptually grasp and frame the movement of life, and she points to what remains when everything that can be doubted drops away. She talks about seeing through the stories and beliefs that create our human suffering and waking up to the simplicity of what is, as it is -- the ever-present, ever-changing seamlessness of being.\nJoan’s approach is open and explorative, not methodical or dogmatic. For those struggling to reconcile the emphasis on "being here now" in some teachings with the uncompromising "this is it, just as it is" message of radical nonduality, Joan brings them together beautifully. With subtlety and humor, these talks reveal the perfection in apparent imperfection, the extraordinary in what appears most ordinary, and the freedom of being what you can't not be.

Painting the Sidewalk with Water: Talks and Dialogs about Nonduality

Zen to Reveal the Extraordinary Tao offers an accessible and hands-on guide to how we can use the insights of Zen Buddhism and Taoism to inform and enrich our daily lives.\nIn a search to know something more than our ‘I-self’, psychologist Trevor Rufli describes how the ‘knowing’ that came to him in his own journey ‘turned everything on its head’ and set everything in the opposite direction to where he had been looking:\nThe really wonderful thing about this knowing is that it is not something we need to come to know through acquiring knowledge, becoming religious, doing spiritual stuff, making an effort or doing anything in particular. You don’t have to believe anything either. Rather this knowing is acquired through a process of understanding that is a process of letting go rather than accruing.\nTrevor draws on the knowledge and experience of the giants of Zen Buddhism and Taoism to clarify paradoxical matters such as: non-doing versus doing nothing, self and non-self, desire and fulfilment, and the potential pitfalls of specific spiritual practices.\nWhether you are an experienced spiritual seeker, or engaged in self-exploration for the first time, Zen to Reveal the Extraordinary Tao is a unique experiential guide.\nAbout the author 
Trevor Rufli is from Dublin Ireland where he lives with his family. He is a psychologist and has been practising as a psychotherapist for the past 30 years.

Zen to Reveal the Extraordinary Tao

Rufli, Trevor

In Here, Now, One Terry Moore has given us-whether we are experienced practitioners or comparative newcomers-an extraordinarily helpful guide to integrating spirituality into our daily lives. From within a Sufi paradigm, Terry's inspiring admixture of mysticism and sheer practicality can be used within the framework of almost any religion. Don't mistake this universality across cultures, doctrines and practices for a lightweight cherry-picking expedition, though. We are not being invited to leave the bits we don't like on the side of our plate, but we are being informed and guided by a wisdom garnered over years of study, exploration and practice. Terry shares the value of techniques and the philosophies that underpin them with an emphasis on the constant interplay between the inner life and the outer life. As Terry says: "My only interest here is in being of principial or practical help to my fellow travelers as we journey from our illusion of separativity to the reality of the One."

Here, Now, One: A Practical Guide to the Spiritual Life

Moore, Terry

Islam

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