Bob Fergeson, author of The Listening Attention and Dark Zen: A Guru on the Bayou, is a spiritual teacher who focuses on the nuts and bolts of spiritual seeking while also conveying with his presence the ineffable message of Reality. Hopefully this Bob Fergeson interview offers a taste of both. In this episode with Bob &#8230; <a href="http://www.spiritualteachers.org/podcast/bob-fergeson-interview/" class="more-link">Continue reading "Bob Fergeson Interview"</a>

Bob Fergeson, author of The Listening Attention and Dark Zen: A Guru on the Bayou, is a spiritual teacher who focuses on the nuts and bolts of spiritual seeking while also conveying with his presence the ineffable message of Reality. Hopefully this Bob Fergeson interview offers a taste of both. In this episode with Bob &#8230; Continue reading "Bob Fergeson Interview"

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Bob Fergeson Interview

I credit Joseph Sadony with inspiring me to explore the realm of intuition and giving a taste of the difference between an emotion that is a reaction to a thought, and a thought that is a reaction to a feeling. Every so often, I dust off my copy of Gates of the Mind and get &#8230; <a href="http://www.spiritualteachers.org/podcast/dr-richard-howlin-on-joseph-sadony/" class="more-link">Continue reading "Dr. Richard Howlin on Joseph Sadony"</a>

I credit Joseph Sadony with inspiring me to explore the realm of intuition and giving a taste of the difference between an emotion that is a reaction to a thought, and a thought that is a reaction to a feeling. Every so often, I dust off my copy of Gates of the Mind and get &#8230; Continue reading "Dr. Richard Howlin on Joseph Sadony"

Dr. Richard Howlin on Joseph Sadony

The tagline on Maury Lee&#8217;s website reads &#8221; Sixty-nine year old male, expressing non duality, realization, by the grace of God.&#8221; The simplicity, yet depth, of that line is a good summation of Maury Lee. Maury was recommended to me by Michael Casari, and I found him to be an otherwise quiet soul who became &#8230; <a href="http://www.spiritualteachers.org/podcast/maury-lee-interview/" class="more-link">Continue reading "Maury Lee Interview"</a>

The tagline on Maury Lee&#8217;s website reads &#8221; Sixty-nine year old male, expressing non duality, realization, by the grace of God.&#8221; The simplicity, yet depth, of that line is a good summation of Maury Lee. Maury was recommended to me by Michael Casari, and I found him to be an otherwise quiet soul who became &#8230; Continue reading "Maury Lee Interview"

Maury Lee Interview

Howdie Mickoski is the author of the recently published Falling For Truth: A Spiritual Death And Awakening.  Howdie approached me some years ago with a book manuscript comparing the teachings of Richard Rose to alchemy, Native American traditions, ancient Egyptian wisdom, Carlos Castaneda, and the story of his own spiritual path.  I couldn&#8217;t resist agreeing &#8230; <a href="http://www.spiritualteachers.org/podcast/howdie-mickoski-interview/" class="more-link">Continue reading "Howdie Mickoski Interview"</a>

Howdie Mickoski is the author of the recently published Falling For Truth: A Spiritual Death And Awakening.  Howdie approached me some years ago with a book manuscript comparing the teachings of Richard Rose to alchemy, Native American traditions, ancient Egyptian wisdom, Carlos Castaneda, and the story of his own spiritual path.  I couldn&#8217;t resist agreeing &#8230; Continue reading "Howdie Mickoski Interview"

Howdie Mickoski Interview

Jac O&#8217;Keeffe has been in the nondual &#8220;scene&#8221; since 2008, but it would be a mistake to limit her message to nondual teachings.  In fact, as she explains in this interview, her teaching has continually evolved over the years.  The current focus of Jac O&#8217;Keeffe is pointing to what is &#8220;deeper than that&#8221; in relation &#8230; <a href="http://www.spiritualteachers.org/podcast/jac-okeeffe-interview/" class="more-link">Continue reading "Jac O&#8217;Keeffe Interview"</a>

Jac O&#8217;Keeffe has been in the nondual &#8220;scene&#8221; since 2008, but it would be a mistake to limit her message to nondual teachings.  In fact, as she explains in this interview, her teaching has continually evolved over the years.  The current focus of Jac O&#8217;Keeffe is pointing to what is &#8220;deeper than that&#8221; in relation &#8230; Continue reading "Jac O&#8217;Keeffe Interview"

Jac O’Keeffe Interview

Bart Marshall is both a gifted writer and spiritual teacher.   I&#8217;ve known Bart Marshall for many years, but the inspiration for this interview is his article &#8220;Ultimate Between-ness&#8221; which contains these compelling lines: There are two main things I think are worth studying.  One is how to wake up from this dream called life.  The other &#8230; <a href="http://www.spiritualteachers.org/podcast/bart-marshall-interview/" class="more-link">Continue reading "Bart Marshall Interview"</a>

Bart Marshall is both a gifted writer and spiritual teacher.   I&#8217;ve known Bart Marshall for many years, but the inspiration for this interview is his article &#8220;Ultimate Between-ness&#8221; which contains these compelling lines: There are two main things I think are worth studying.  One is how to wake up from this dream called life.  The other &#8230; Continue reading "Bart Marshall Interview"

Bart Marshall Interview

Eshwar Segobind was completely unknown to me before this interview, and I feel fortunate that his name was passed to me through friends in the TAT Foundation.  Eshwar&#8217;s spiritual path is remarkable both for its brevity and for the depth of practical insight he manifests.   In less than a year, Eshwar went from a recovery &#8230; <a href="http://www.spiritualteachers.org/podcast/eshwar-segobind-interview/" class="more-link">Continue reading "Eshwar Segobind Interview"</a>

Eshwar Segobind was completely unknown to me before this interview, and I feel fortunate that his name was passed to me through friends in the TAT Foundation.  Eshwar&#8217;s spiritual path is remarkable both for its brevity and for the depth of practical insight he manifests.   In less than a year, Eshwar went from a recovery &#8230; Continue reading "Eshwar Segobind Interview"

Eshwar Segobind Interview

A little holiday gift to you in this end of the year podcast: a guided meditation.  Though I rarely did guided meditation in my younger days, I now see it as skillful practice as well as having the potential to develop rapport when done in a group setting.  A guided meditation is the opportunity to &#8230; <a href="http://www.spiritualteachers.org/podcast/guided-meditation-1/" class="more-link">Continue reading "Guided Meditation 1"</a>

A little holiday gift to you in this end of the year podcast: a guided meditation.  Though I rarely did guided meditation in my younger days, I now see it as skillful practice as well as having the potential to develop rapport when done in a group setting.  A guided meditation is the opportunity to &#8230; Continue reading "Guided Meditation 1"

Guided Meditation 1

Richard Rose has been one of my 5-star teachers since the inception of spiritualteachers.org.  He passed away in 2005, but his work influences numerous contemporary teachers.  I thought it would be interesting to interview one of his long-time students, Michael Casari, and get a glimpse of life with Richard Rose as well as another person&#8217;s &#8230; <a href="http://www.spiritualteachers.org/podcast/richard-rose-spiritual-life/" class="more-link">Continue reading "Thoughts on Richard Rose and the Spiritual Life"</a>

Richard Rose has been one of my 5-star teachers since the inception of spiritualteachers.org.  He passed away in 2005, but his work influences numerous contemporary teachers.  I thought it would be interesting to interview one of his long-time students, Michael Casari, and get a glimpse of life with Richard Rose as well as another person&#8217;s &#8230; Continue reading "Thoughts on Richard Rose and the Spiritual Life"

Thoughts on Richard Rose and the Spiritual Life

Most of us, I would venture to say, have at some time or other had a feeling that something was present beyond our traditional senses, something without a name, not specific nor particular, but thoroughly present in a manner inexplicable, very near and very far away, beyond our current ability to explain. ~Pattiann Rogers Pattiann &#8230; <a href="http://www.spiritualteachers.org/podcast/pattiann-rogers-interview/" class="more-link">Continue reading "Pattiann Rogers Interview"</a>

Most of us, I would venture to say, have at some time or other had a feeling that something was present beyond our traditional senses, something without a name, not specific nor particular, but thoroughly present in a manner inexplicable, very near and very far away, beyond our current ability to explain. ~Pattiann Rogers Pattiann &#8230; Continue reading "Pattiann Rogers Interview"

Pattiann Rogers Interview

Interviews with profound, yet down-to-earth spiritual teachers. Hear their life stories and nuggets of wisdom that you can apply to your spiritual search. If the great mysteries of life intrigue you, then you will enjoy this show. Some of the questions we explore: Who am I? Where did I come from? Where am I going? What is the self? Is there a soul? What is enlightenment? What is death? What is the difference between meditation for relaxation and meditation for self inquiry?

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