The Death of the False Sense of Authorship

A short clip from Wayne’s last visit. With each of his visits to London, my heart opens more and more to Wayne and his simple, profound message to inquire for ourselves into the true nature of things. During his weekend talk, one of things that moved me most from what he had to share was the encouragement to “not know,” to not rest the mind in a set of concepts or beliefs and therefore cease to investigate. For some, he challenged the notion that we are separate independent entities with power to act apart from the Universe. For others, who had developed a firm belief that there a are no individuals, only Totality, he challenged this idea, pointing back to our experience in this moment of seeing clearly that there is a you over there and me over here. In this way he pulled the rug out from under all concepts, leaving nothing for the mind to hold onto, exposing a deeper truth that exists beyond any conceptual knowing. I found my mind silenced in its search for an idea to stand on and what remains is this tingling moment of existence, beyond all description.

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Catherine Morrison says on April 2, 2010 at 4:00 pm

I am a long time Vetantin and both Nisargatta Maharaj and Ramesh have been two of my gurus.
Once I tried to sign up for a series of talks Ramesh was giving in Karala, but it was already full.
I have just ordered the”tatvamasi” DVD, but I would love to have some CD’s of Ramesh’s talks which I’m sure must be available at your store, but I do not see any listing for them.
I would greatly appreciate a way to see what you’ve got so I can buy them.
phone (617)524-5440 and email uou have. You also have my mailing address, and I appreciate the Advaita Fellowship news letter.
I will also do what I can financially to support your work (which can’t be much because I’m retired.
Thank you,
Catherine Morrison