- A Basic Overview
- Perception of Reality
- The Path of Pain & the Path of Torah and Mitzvot
- The Force of Development and the Meaning of Suffering
- Introduction to the Four Phases of Direct Light
- The Screen
- Equivalence of Form
- There’s None Else Beside Him, Part 1
- There’s None Else Beside Him, Part 2
- Free Will, Part 1
- Free Will, Part 2 “The Four Factors”
- The Difference Between Kabbalah and Religion
- Defining the Goal
- Revelation and Concealment
- Inanimate Vegetative Animate Human
Sunday, May 2, 2010
"Kabbalah Revealed" with Tony Kosinec
I've just finished watching all 15 episodes of "Kabbalah Revealed" with Tony Kosinec and I would highly recommend watching them. All 15 episodes are available on video.google.com:
Labels:
Anthony Kosinec,
Bnei Baruch,
Kabbalah,
Kabbalah Revealed,
Tony Konsinec
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Kabbalah, Science and the Meaning of Life
While browsing though the activity of youtube channels that I've subscribed to, I stumbled on the ARIfilms channel and watched the video that's embedded below. At that time I knew very little about Kabbalah, having been briefly exposed to some Kabbalistic writings while reading One: Essential Writings on Nonduality by Jerry Katz. Since I liked the video, I went on to read Kabbalah, Science and the Meaning of Life (available as a free pdf download) by Michael Laitman, and I was quite intrigued by the detailed metaphysical explanations that it contained. Now I plan to read more of his books, many of which are freely available on the web.
Anthony Kosinec - Perceiving Reality
Anthony Kosinec - Perceiving Reality
Labels:
Anthony Kosinec,
Jerry Katz,
Kabbalah,
metaphysics,
Michael Laitman,
nonduality
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Great Freedom - Restful Awareness Practice
Candice O'Denver's Great Freedom Teaching includes a simple Restful Awareness practice that serves as an aid in the process of ego disidentification:
REST
Rest as awareness for short moments, repeated many times, until it becomes continuous.
REST
Saturday, November 28, 2009
Ego Identification and Disidentification
I've been reading Stanley Sobottka's "A Course in Consciousness", and it's very interesting. For example, Chapter 11 covers levels of identification and the resulting polar pairs, separation, and suffering. Also, I found a related animation that was inspired by the teachings of Wayne Liquorman and Ramesh Balsekar:
Consciousness - an animation of Spirit
Consciousness - an animation of Spirit
Thursday, November 19, 2009
The Ego - Perpetually Incomplete
Lately I've been watching lots of videos on the topic of nondual awareness. For example, conscious.tv has lots of interviews on the topic of non duality (also available as a youtube playlist).
Here is a video by Scott Kiloby in which he describes the nature of the time bound, thought based, perpetually incomplete, conceptual self identity that is the ego (though he doesn't actually refer to it as the ego).
Scott Kiloby - The Basics Part 1
Here is a video by Scott Kiloby in which he describes the nature of the time bound, thought based, perpetually incomplete, conceptual self identity that is the ego (though he doesn't actually refer to it as the ego).
Scott Kiloby - The Basics Part 1
Friday, November 6, 2009
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