Alan Watts dismantles the West’s most persistent illusion: that each of us is a skin-encapsulated ego confronting an alien universe. In his inimitable style, Watts shows that you are not something that came into the world — you are something the world is doing.
Exploring lines, levels, and stages of Spiritual Development and Integral Theory. Ken Wilber is an American philosopher and writer on transpersonal psychology and his own integral theory, a philosophy which suggests the synthesis of all human knowledge and experience.
Science and Nonduality is a community inspired by timeless wisdom, informed by cutting-edge science, and grounded in direct experience. We come together in an open-hearted exploration while celebrating our humanity.
The wind is blowing, the grass is growing, the water is floating, the bird is flying and you are reading this text. It’s all just happening and no one is doing it. Isn’t that great?
Paul Levy interview with Jeffrey Mishlove; New Thinking Allowed
Paul Levy explores the dreamlike structure of reality through the lens of quantum physics and Jungian psychology, arguing that the universe responds to the way we observe it. His work bridges depth psychology and the participatory interpretations of physics.
Speaking with the authority of a distinguished scientific career, Robert Lanza presents the case for abandoning the “dumb universe” paradigm and going beyond the illusion of our individual separatism. In a presentation that inspires optimism for the dawn of a new age of science, he explains the impossibility of a universe created from randomness alone, and describes how this idea has led to our alienation from nature. “Life and awareness are indispensable cosmic attributes,” he says. With a biocentric worldview, science makes sense.
Emerging Discoveries in Dark Matter and Subtle Energy Physics. Dr. John Hagelin reports on the latest breakthroughs.
A conference presentation surveying where dark matter research meets subtle-energy studies — the frontier at which conventional physics and long-marginalized energetic models begin, tentatively, to describe the same territory.
Dick Sutphen explores the famed energy vortexes of Sedona, Arizona — sites where visitors consistently report heightened perception, emotional release, and altered states. An artifact of the classic era of American consciousness exploration.
On the most basic level, seated meditation practice is the act of just sitting. How we sit, therefore, is vitally important to the quality of our practice.
If you haven’t given much thought to the way you’re sitting—or if you’ve been experiencing pain or physical discomfort in your practice—then it’s time to take a closer look at your posture.
Join us to discover the principles of meditation posture in this hour-long virtual workshop with Will Johnson, meditation teacher and author of The Posture of Meditation. In the workshop, Johnson will lead a demonstration and share his methods for awakening the body to sit with ease, comfort, and mindfulness. As you’ll discover, learning to sit is about more than comfort and alignment—it’s also about how to use the sitting posture as a vehicle for deep meditation and deep letting go.
Audio lecture of Maharishi from 1967 – 20 min
A 1967 audio lecture in which Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, founder of Transcendental Meditation, describes the reservoir of creative intelligence at the source of thought, and how effortless transcending taps it. Vintage teaching from the man who brought meditation to the mainstream West.
Willa Blythe Baker offers practices and teachings for Tricycle’s Online Practice Session series!
A guided meditation with Willa Blythe Baker, Buddhist teacher and translator, on resting in embodied awareness — attention settled in the body rather than hovering above it.