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The Nonduality Podcast

Hallmarks of the Unreal | Nonduality

Sep 24, 2023
The podcast explores the concept of reality and the importance of questioning our beliefs. It delves into the characteristics of the real state and the limitations of language in describing it. The concept of the self and its connection to our experiences is also explored, highlighting the importance of recognizing and letting go of ignorance. Our perception of the external world and the unreal is discussed, emphasizing the need to examine our present experience. The nature of reality and the transient and unreal nature of phenomena are explored, highlighting the constant and immutable nature of ultimate reality.
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Quick takeaways

  • Reality is singular and all-encompassing, not divided into separate parts but expressed as the present moment and everything within it.
  • The real is formless, unchanging, and beyond interpretation; it is non-dual, free of opposites, and infinite.

Deep dives

The nature of reality

Reality is singular and all-encompassing. It is not divided into separate parts, but rather expresses itself as the present moment and everything within it. Each experience is not separate, but a manifestation of reality itself.

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