Consciousness across videos, books, podcasts, lexicon & essays.
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Astrology: Uranus Enters Gemini, April 2026 – 2033
Pam Gregory walks through Uranus's first move into Gemini in 84 years, completing the outer-planet shift…
A New Earth
Tolle's follow-up to The Power of Now reframes spiritual awakening as a collective shift away from…
Thomas Hübl on Healing Trauma and Releasing Burdens
Thomas Hübl, in conversation about his co-authored book with Richard Schwartz, describes trauma as a survival…
Consciousness
The bare fact of experience: the being-aware present in every waking moment, and arguably in sleep…
Carl Jung: the psychiatrist who took the soul seriously
Jung began as a Burghölzli clinician trained in word association. He left thirty years later having…
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“Kornfield treats wonder and gratitude as practices rather than moods — disciplines that hold the paradox of being a spiritual being in a human body. He reads the middle way as the refusal to grasp at the joys or push away the sorrows of incarnated life.”
Jack Kornfield · Jack Kornfield · 2020
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The catalogue is a web, not a list. Pick a voice; the threads trace which entries across the formats cite, quote, or echo that teacher.
- Eckhart Tolle 61 entries
- Rupert Spira 54 entries
- Hans Wilhelm 48 entries
- Gregg Braden 39 entries
- Drunvalo Melchizedek 35 entries
- Tara Brach 32 entries
- Mooji 29 entries
- Jack Kornfield 28 entries
- Sadhguru 26 entries
- ▶ YouTube Two Dimensions of Self: The Historical Person and the Underlying You Eckhart Tolle
- ▶ YouTube Personal and Collective Adversity, and the Shift in Consciousness Eckhart Tolle
- ▶ YouTube Human Consciousness, Smartphones and Why AI Is Not Awareness Eckhart Tolle
- ▶ YouTube On Heaviness, Body Identification and the End of the Self Eckhart Tolle
- ▶ YouTube The Dimension Most Humans Overlook Eckhart Tolle
Issue 05 — non-duality.
Every Sunday the index folds itself into one letter: a lead, a few briefs across the formats, and a word from the lexicon. Read the latest, then have the next one sent.
▶ Two Dimensions of Self: The Historical Person and the Underlying You
Eckhart Tolle · 2026
Eckhart Tolle distinguishes the 'historical person', built from personal and collective conditioning, from the underlying dimension of consciousness that is not dependent on the past. He notes that constant absorption in thought is the normal state for most humans, and that substance use often functions as momentary release from the prison of the mind.
Watch the lecture →Five teachers who actually teach Advaita Vedanta online, compared on faithfulness to the texts, cost, structure, and who each one suits — from free traditional classes to the polished direct path.
❒ 03 · Book · 2007 The Bhagavad GitaThe Bhagavad Gita (“Song of the Lord”) is a 700-verse Hindu scripture set within the sixth book of the epic Mahabharata, traditionally attributed to the sage Vyasa and most often dated by scholars to the second or first century BCE.
❖ 04 · Lexicon Non-dualityreality as not two
Lately added to the index.
▶ Richard Rohr: Rediscovering the Wisdom of Early Christianity
Richard Rohr
▶ On Heaviness, Body Identification and the End of the Self
Eckhart Tolle
◉ Eckhart Tolle on the Creative Impulse and the Ego
Eckhart Tolle
◉ A Beginner's Guide to Dark Retreat with Andrew Holecek
Andrew Holecek
▶ Outer Space, Inner Space and the Mystery of Form
Eckhart Tolle