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Rick Archer
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Feb 6, 2013 • 0sec
158. Father Thomas Keating
Father Thomas Keating, a Trappist monk and co-founder of the Centering Prayer movement, shares profound insights into Christian contemplative prayer. He explores the concept of God as an infinite presence and discusses the interplay between modern science and theology. Delving into human perception and illusion, he emphasizes the importance of detaching from false selves. The conversation touches on suffering, divine humility, and the transformative power of Centering Prayer, highlighting its potential for personal and communal healing.

Feb 1, 2013 • 1h 54min
157. Kurt Johnson
Dr. Kurt Johnson has worked in science and spirituality for over 40 years. This dual career in science and spirituality is detailed at WIKIPEDIA. In spirituality, Kurt is co-author of the recently published book The Coming Interspiritual Age, with David Robert Ord, the Editorial Director of Namaste Publishing (publishers of such spiritual teachers as Eckhart Tolle and Michael Brown). As a New Release, the book has been in Amazon’s Top Ten in Spirituality.
Kurt was originally a Christian monk and founded, with Br. Wayne Teasdale and others, the InterSpiritual Dialogue Association for discussion of contemplative experience across traditions. Ordained in three spiritual traditions, he works also with The Contemplative Alliance and Integral Communities.
In science, Kurt is the co-author of the best-selling Nabokov's Blues: The Scientific Odyssey of a Literary Genius, with Steve Coates of The New York Times, which was a Top Ten Book in science in 2000. Kurt’s PhD is in evolution, ecology, systematics and comparative biology. Associated with the American Museum of Natural History (30 yrs.). He published 200+ articles on evolution and ecology, including the 2011 Harvard DNA sequence study vindicating Vladimir Nabokov’s views of evolution. He is currently completing another book on Nabokov’s science and art for Yale University Press. However, Kurt’s primary interest is the simplicity of nondual spiritual practice.
Kurt now hosts The CONVERGENCE SERIES on VoiceAmerica, a series joining the millennial message of the Wisdom Traditions and the many passion areas of the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals, spirituality and science. Ken Wilber frames the Series and guests well known to BATGAP include Deepak Chopra, Rob Bell, Brian McLaren, Karenna Gore, Michael Dowd, Duane Elgin, Gregg Braden, Fr. Thomas Keating, Steve Farrell, Karuna, Patricia Albere, David Nicol, Loch Kelly and Grammy Nominees Pato Banton and Ras I Ray. The website provides information on every episode including additional materials from the co-hosts and guests.
New book: Interspirituality: The Heritage
Other organizations with which Kurt is involved:
UNITY EARTH
The Interspiritual Network
Light on Light Magazine
Interspiritual Dialogue 'n Action
The Coming Interspiritual Age
From Self-Care to Earth-Care
Convergence Magazine
Summary and transcript of this interview
Interview recorded 1/12/2013
YouTube Video Chapters:
00:00:00 - Introduction to "The Coming Interspiritual Age"
00:05:03 - The Shift towards Non-Duality and Holism
00:09:00 - The Evolution of Human Capacities
00:13:09 - The Shaking Out Period
00:17:01 - Experimenting with Structural Change and New Ways of Doing Things
00:21:14 - The Unfolding of Patterns and Idealism
00:26:08 - Embedding Awakeness in Everything
00:30:34 - Overlapping Movements: Activism and Spirituality
00:34:14 - Creating a Welcoming Space for Conversation
00:37:29 - Divine Guidance and Conscious Choices
00:41:37 - Taking Radical Risks for Change
00:44:38 - The Embodiment Movement and the Non-dual World
00:47:43 - The Simultaneous Embodied and Transcendent Experience
00:51:14 - The Significance of Different Perspectives
00:54:47 - The Urgency to Avoid Extinction
00:58:18 - The Inter-Spiritual Movement and Universal Spirituality
01:01:47 - Inter-spirituality and the Universal Understanding
01:05:44 - Connecting the Dots and Implications of the Heart Sutra
01:08:50 - The Oneness of the Spiritual World
01:12:44 - Exploring the Subtler Realms of Reality
01:16:21 - Non-Dual Fundamentalists and the Mellowing Process
01:20:25 - A Cataclysmic Shift in Perception
01:23:26 - Connections and Dream Interpretations
01:27:02 - The Feeling of Completion and Moving On
01:29:53 - Stability in Monastic Life
01:32:55 - Curiosity without Investment
01:36:10 - The Universality of the Human Experience
01:39:50 - Welcoming the Holistic Gestalt
01:43:49 - Shifting from Religion to Spirituality
01:48:22 - Visitations from Perfected Beings and the Spiritual Side
01:52:06 - Closing Remarks and Future Updates

Jan 26, 2013 • 1h 45min
156. Mariana Caplan, 2nd Interview
In this second interview, we discuss yoga and psychology, among other topics.
Mariana Caplan, PhD, MFT, RYT 500,
is a psychotherapist, yoga teacher, and the author of six books in the fields of psychology and spirituality, including Yoga & Psyche, the award-winning Eyes Wide Open: Cultivating Discernment on the Spiritual Path, the seminal Halfway Up the Mountain: the Error of Premature Claims to Enlightenment, and The Guru Question: The Perils and Rewards of Choosing a Spiritual Teacher. She is the founder of The Yoga & Psyche Method™ and The Yoga & Psyche Conference™. She has been teaching workshops and trainings at major retreat centers, yoga studios, and universities throughout the world since 1997, and since 2001 been an adjunct professor and developed large public programs at The California Institute of Integral Studies, and taught at Naropa University, John F. Kennedy University, and Sophia University.
Website: marianacaplan.com
Other BatGap events involving Mariana
1st Mariana Caplan interview
Mariana Caplan in Panel at Sofia U. Part 1 | Part 2
In SAND Panel on Sexual Misconduct, Money, Power, Trauma & Ethics in Spiritual Communities | Also, Meeting of Founders and Members of the Association for Spiritual Integrity
Summary and Transcript of this interview
Interview recorded 1/6/2013
YouTube Video Chapters:
00:00:00 - Introduction to Mariana Caplan and her work
00:03:17 - The Paradox of Disillusionment on the Spiritual Path
00:06:16 - Human Development and the Path of Endlessness
00:08:28 - Meeting an Enlightened Man
00:11:18 - Stumbling into Yoga and Meeting a Great Yogi
00:14:22 - Holding Opposites in Spiritual Practice
00:17:04 - Living on a Bench in Tiruvannamalai
00:20:21 - The Aspiration for Love and Truth
00:23:52 - The Intersection of Yoga and Psychology
00:27:29 - The Responsibility and Accountability of Teachers
00:30:48 - The Body as a Bridge between Psychology and Yoga
00:34:29 - Infinite Path of Uniqueness
00:38:12 - God's Internal Crisis and Confusion
00:41:03 - Yoga and Psychology
00:44:37 - The Importance of Health Insurance and Comfortable Living Spaces
00:48:19 - Integrating Eastern Spiritual Practice in Western Culture
00:51:45 - The Benefits of Trauma Research and Psychology
00:55:32 - Awakening Consciousness in the Body
00:59:46 - Processing Emotions in the Body
01:03:56 - Working with Traumatic States in the Body
01:08:57 - Culturing Physiological Transformation
01:12:26 - The Encoding of Wisdom in our Body
01:16:11 - The significance of the body in spiritual practice
01:20:18 - Facing the Gunk Within
01:23:52 - The Importance of Psychological Work
01:27:01 - Seeking Spiritual Guidance
01:31:21 - The Value of Being in the Company of the Wise
01:34:58 - The Tantric Path for Transformational Benefit
01:37:34 - The Yoga and Psyche Integration Project
01:41:12 - Connecting with Marianna Caplan
01:44:22 - Reflections and Farewell
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Jan 13, 2013 • 1h 52min
154. Cesar Teruel
At the age of 4 or 5 I was already feeling puzzled and confused by human behavior.
At the age of 11, due to the discovery of the identity of my real mother, I lost respect and credibility for human culture and there arose in me an urge to understand the unreasonable behavior of humans.
The search for truth started in the streets and I went through multiple phases: drugs, alcohol, religion, shamanism, spiritism, politics, revolution and spirituality.
I didn’t find anything there but brief moments of tranquility - nothing permanent and tangible that could be called THE TRUTH - so I decided to find the truth for my self by my self. But I couldn’t, so I surrendered. And there and then I realized there is nothing to understand.
In an instant, the clarity of this truth was there in such an obvious way and interpreted intellectually in this way: the one that perceives, the act of perceiving and what is perceived are one and the same. Separation simply does not exist. There is nothing to understand or to attain. There is only the totality. Life is an indivisible unit.
Transcript of this interview
Interview recorded 12/22/2012
YouTube Video Chapters:
00:00:00 - Introduction and Background of Cesar Teruel
00:03:58 - The Cracking of the Ego Structure
00:07:09 - The Nature of Maturity and Permanent Realization
00:11:17 - The Illusion of Being the Doer
00:15:14 - Tranquility amidst Visa Problems
00:18:45 - Unity and Non-Physical Perception
00:21:50 - Dissolving the Identity
00:25:54 - The Process of Dissolution and Awakening
00:28:38 - A Very Interesting Discussion
00:32:09 - The Importance of Perception in Society
00:37:43 - The Importance of Affection and Connection
00:41:58 - Dissolving the Sense of Separation
00:45:37 - The Consequences of Behavior
00:50:03 - The Meaning of Not Knowing
00:54:07 - The Contracting and Expanding Universe
00:57:39 - Understanding through Undivided Observation
01:02:10 - Stepping out of the Mud Puddle
01:06:13 - The Hidden Truth: The Challenges of Maintaining a Spiritual Persona
01:09:58 - The Fascinating Process of Self-Awareness
01:13:29 - Being a Target of Judgment and Criticism
01:17:27 - The Paradox of Knowing and Not Knowing
01:21:04 - The Indivisible Unit of Electricity
01:24:33 - The Freedom from Identification
01:27:32 - Debunking Myth of Mayan Human Sacrifices
01:30:43 - The Energy Movement within Us
01:34:00 - Finding Freedom from Repression and Control
01:37:07 - The Terrifying Authority
01:40:42 - The Internet as a Source of Information and Rubbish
01:44:38 - The process of refinement and clarity
01:47:41 - Concluding Remarks
01:51:20 - Introduction and Background Music

Jan 8, 2013 • 1h 49min
153. Mandi Solk, 2nd Interview
Mandi Solk lives in the town of Huddersfield in Yorkshire, England, UK.
Mandi teaches Self-Enquiry based on the teachings of Ramana Maharshi and following in the footsteps of Papaji and Mooji and is dedicated to guiding all who are drawn to Truth to the recognition of who they truly are - FREE right now! She has written a book: ‘The Joy of No Self’, endorsed by Scott Kiloby and Jeff Foster, and she will soon be working on another, which will focus on Self-Enquiry. On her website, you can book individual Skype sessions with her or arrange for her to lead Satsangs in your area.
She has written two books:
'The Joy of No Self', endorsed by Scott Kiloby and Jeff Foster
Is-Ness Is Your Only Biz-Ness: Highly Potent Power-Poems with the Power to Transform, Inspire, Heal, and Awaken to Liberation
Website
Interview recorded 12/15/2012
First interview with Mandi.
Transcript of this interview
YouTube Video Chapters:
00:00:00 - A Change of Perspective and the Power of Self-Inquiry
00:03:14 - Liberation Through Self-Inquiry
00:07:11 - The Missing Joy in Non-duality
00:11:10 - Seeing Through the Traps of the Ego
00:14:49 - The Variety of Spiritual Paths
00:17:42 - The Universality of the Spiritual Path
00:21:13 - The Importance of Self-Realization
00:25:27 - Coming back to Silence
00:29:25 - The Illusion of the Self
00:33:04 - Letting go of Unhelpful Thoughts
00:36:30 - The Disconnect Between Meditation and Daily Life
00:40:27 - The Addictive Stillness
00:44:09 - The Fear of Losing Your Mind
00:48:02 - Gradual Dissipation of Fear and the Expansion of Presence
00:51:46 - The Power of Non-Reaction
00:55:58 - The Effort in Trying to be a Good Person
00:59:12 - Letting Go of Anger
01:03:08 - Fixation on the Absolute vs. Embracing the Relative
01:06:44 - The Sense of Freedom and Liberation
01:10:12 - The Paradox of Levels of Existence
01:13:19 - The Illusion of a Personal Self
01:16:35 - The Faint Remains of Ignorance
01:20:20 - Living through Individual Karma
01:23:45 - The Pleasure of Self-Inquiry
01:27:02 - The Traps of the Mind
01:30:00 - The Mistake of Fitting into Someone Else's Roadmap
01:34:07 - The Endless Possibilities of Life
01:38:04 - Deepening Love and Continued Expansion
01:41:30 - The Value of Fragrance of Peace
01:44:54 - Reflecting on the Journey of Understanding
01:47:23 - Stay Relevant to the Interview

Jan 1, 2013 • 1h 18min
152. Anita Moorjani
Anita was diagnosed with terminal cancer, and doctors told her family she was just hours away from death. It was at this point that she “crossed over” and then returned again into this world with a clearer understanding of her life and purpose on earth. This understanding subsequently led to a total recovery of her health.
Anita was born in Singapore of Indian parents, moved to Hong Kong at the age of two, and has lived in Hong Kong most of her life. Because of her background and British education, she is multilingual and, from the age of two, grew up speaking English, Cantonese and two Indian dialects simultaneously, and later learned French at school.
She had been working in the corporate field for many years before being diagnosed with cancer in April of 2002. Her fascinating and moving near-death experience in early 2006 has tremendously changed her perspective on life. Her work is now ingrained with the depths and insights she gained while in the other realm. She works on the premise that our inner world (consciousness) is our primary reality, and if our internal state is healthy and strong, then our external world will align itself and fall into place as a result.
Anita Moorjani is the New York Times bestselling author of What If This Is Heaven?: How Our Cultural Myths Prevent Us from Experiencing Heaven on Earth and Dying To Be Me: My Journey from Cancer, to Near Death, to True Healing. A beloved international speaker, she lives in the United States with her husband, Danny, and has dedicated her life to empowering the minds and hearts of people with her story of courage and transformation. Anita was born in Singapore to Indian parents and grew up in Hong Kong speaking English, Cantonese, and an Indian dialect simultaneously. Prior to her near-death experience, she worked in the corporate world.
Books:
Dying To Be Me: My Journey from Cancer, to Near Death, to True Healing
What If This Is Heaven?: How Our Cultural Myths Prevent Us from Experiencing Heaven on Earth
Sensitive Is the New Strong: The Power of Empaths in an Increasingly Harsh World
Audio CD: Deep Meditation for Healing
Anita's website
Second BatGap interview with Anita Moorjani
Discussion of this interview in the BatGap Community Facebook Group.
Interview recorded 12/8/2012
Summary and Transcript of this interview.
YouTube Video Chapters:
00:00:00 - Welcome to Buddha's Gas Station
00:02:58 - Completely degenerated, can't even walk
00:06:01 - The expansion of consciousness and the infinity of existence
00:08:22 - Unconditional love and understanding
00:10:46 - Realizing the meaning of life
00:13:27 - Case reports and memories
00:15:39 - Recalling what happened
00:18:13 - Never forget
00:20:32 - A glimpse into the reality of the world
00:23:10 - Cancer Fear and Heredity
00:25:42 - Mental and emotional effects on cancer
00:28:17 - The impact of cancer and emotions
00:30:48 - The fate of cancer
00:33:21 - The experience of contact with death
00:35:47 - The importance of being grounded and not competing.
00:38:40 - How to advise young people on career choices
00:41:07 - A sense of division and unity
00:43:31 - We are all part of the same entity
00:46:13 - Observations about time and space
00:48:54 - You can see everything in this state
00:51:12 - Living in fear
00:53:46 - The fear of leaving your true nature
00:56:46 - The importance of control and certainty
00:59:29 - The importance of embracing universal energy
01:02:13 - Part of duality
01:05:01 - Reach out to people and don’t be afraid of the afterlife
01:07:38 - God and diversity
01:10:03 - Her own strength and the respect of her family
01:12:25 - Connecting with cosmic energy
01:15:04 - Gain insight into your own heart

Dec 27, 2012 • 1h 56min
151. J. Stewart Dixon
J. Stewart Dixon is an awakening/enlightenment adviser, author, and blogger.
Born in 1969, J. Stewart Dixon spent most of his adult life seeking spiritual awakening/enlightenment in the company of some of the world’s preeminent spiritual luminaries, including Adi Da, Gangaji, Satyam Nadeen, Andrew Cohen, Arjuna Ardagh, Michael Regan, Solane’, Ram Dass, Saniel Bonder, Eli Jaxon-Bear, A. Ramana, Mooji, Francis Lucille, Yogi Bhajan, Robert Monroe, Gurumayi Chidvilasananda, and Ammachi. His own awakening process began in 2004 and concluded in 2010.
Websites, Books, Services:
21 Days: A nuts & bolts blue-collar memoir/guide of nondual Advaita spiritual awakening/enlightenment for beginners: An account of extraordinary magic amidst ordinary life | An easy-to-read description of authentic awakening, free of religious, spiritual, philosophical, or psychological jargon: What is it like when you have a family to care for and a business to run, when you're AWAKE? What is it like when you're visiting your parents, your old high school, or your church when you're AWAKE? ...TV? ...Fly-Fishing? ...Movies? The description of awakening in 21 Days is meant to be a precise guide and compass for the awakening seeker.
Transcript of this interview
Interview recorded 12/1/2012
YouTube Video Chapters:
00:00:00 - Introduction to "21 Days, A Guide for Spiritual Beginners"
00:03:40 - A Parable to Break up the Book
00:07:22 - Softening through Spiritual Awakening
00:11:16 - The Dark Night of the Soul
00:15:15 - A Process of Self-Awareness, Self-Acceptance, and Transference
00:19:57 - Awakening and the End of Existential Depression
00:23:36 - Understanding the Concept of No-Self
00:28:55 - Bringing Awakening Down to the Ordinary
00:33:17 - The Need for Reverence and Sacredness
00:37:03 - The Flooded Market of Awakening Teachers
00:40:08 - The Nature of the Awakening
00:43:30 - The Intensity of Awakening and Enlightenment
00:46:52 - Embracing Intensity and Desires
00:50:31 - The Mysterious Process of Transference
00:53:53 - Glamorizing Ordinary People
00:57:44 - The Mystery of Self and No Self
01:02:36 - The Paradox of Self and No Self
01:06:22 - Longing for Genuine Interactions
01:09:46 - Aligning Life with Fulfilling Interactions
01:13:36 - The Dominant Reality - Turning the Tables
01:17:15 - The Sumptuousness of Realization
01:19:40 - The Nature of "More Please"
01:22:16 - The Tendency for Vertical Growth
01:25:42 - Confronting Existential Fear
01:29:57 - The Blue-Collar Awakening
01:33:47 - The Video Game Analogy and Life After Awakening
01:38:10 - Living in the Moment and Planning for the Future
01:42:28 - Awakening and the Fulfillment of Life
01:46:50 - Finding a Path Towards Awakening
01:51:25 - Acknowledging the Wounded Part in All of Us
01:54:39 - Keeping it Free for Everyone

Dec 20, 2012 • 1h 52min
150. Tom Crockett
Tom Crockett is an ordained minister and spiritual counselor. He is a teacher, lecturer, and student in the Pachakuti Mesa Shamanic tradition, as well as in Buddhism, Advaita Vedanta, and Depth Psychology. He has worked as a spiritual counselor for over fifteen years.
Tom has worked with indigenous healers in Mexico and North America and studied core shamanism through the Foundation for Shamanic Studies. He is a Reiki practitioner and has studied bioenergetic healing with Mietek Wirkus. In 2001, he completed an apprenticeship in Paqo Wachu (Peruvian Shamanism) under the guidance of shaman and ceremonialist, Don Oscar Miro-Quesada. Tom has led and cofacilitated retreats in Oaxaca and Mexico City, Mexico, under the auspices of the Institute for Depth Psychology.
Tom has made an intensive study of dreamwork, especially as a tool for spiritual growth. He has been a featured presenter at the Association for the Study of Dreams International Conferences since 1998 and was an invited presenter to the Conference on Indigenous Healing Traditions of the Americas cosponsored by the National Institutes of Health in Washington, D.C. in 2002. Tom has presented at the Science and Nonduality Conference (SAND) with co-panelists Scott Kiloby and Jeff Foster, and been a regular presenter at the Paradoxica Conference on Nonduality.
Tom currently serves as Executive Director of Together We Can Foundation, a non-profit organization serving at-risk teens in Southeastern Virginia. He has undergraduate and graduate degrees in fine arts from Old Dominion University (summa cum laude) in Norfolk, Virginia, and The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois, respectively. He lives in Newport News, Virginia with his wife, Kelly and is stepfather to three amazing children: Holly, Kasey, and Dylan.
Tom's books:
One Drop Awareness: Picturing Enlightenment and Nonduality
PillowBook: Deepening the Art of Sacred Sexual Play
Stone Age Wisdom: The Healing Principles of Shamanism
The Artist Inside: A Spiritual Guide to Cultivating Your Creative Self
Tom's website: coyoteenlightenment.com
Interview recorded 11/25/2012
YouTube Video Chapters:
00:00:00 - Introduction with Rick Archer and Tom Crockett
00:02:55 - A Journey of Spiritual Exploration
00:06:28 - The Journey into Indigenous Wisdom and Plant Medicine
00:10:04 - Profound Emotional Experience with Mushrooms
00:13:18 - The Preparation and Purpose of Taking Mushrooms
00:16:15 - The Profound Experience
00:19:29 - The Phenomenon of Dreaming and Waking Up
00:22:43 - The Interpretation of Dreams and Suffering
00:26:41 - The Relationship Between Pain and Suffering
00:31:11 - Finding Balance and Intentionality
00:35:07 - The Lack of Consensus on Enlightenment
00:37:58 - The Problem with Seeking and the Notion of "Do Nothing"
00:42:13 - The Habit of Doing Nothing and its Ineffectiveness
00:45:44 - Instantaneous Enlightenment
00:49:48 - The Mistake of Mistaking Understanding for Enlightenment
00:54:14 - Behavior and Enlightenment
00:58:36 - The Influence of Eastern Lineage Traditions in the West
01:03:01 - Getting Close to Spiritual Teachers
01:06:48 - The Value of Honesty in Teaching
01:10:08 - The Parallels between Spiritual and Physical Laws
01:14:08 - The Bliss of Emptiness and Fullness
01:18:17 - The Danger of Fundamentalism and the Diversity of Enlightenment
01:22:02 - Grades of Ignorance and the Importance of Inquiry
01:25:47 - Different Experiences of Enlightenment
01:29:42 - Physiological Transformation in Enlightenment
01:33:21 - States vs Stages of Consciousness
01:36:52 - Adjusting to a New Center of Gravity
01:40:36 - Improvisation and Letting Go of Scripts
01:44:29 - The Lesson of Humility in Improvisation
01:48:30 - The Ultimate Unreality of the World
01:51:20 - Conclusion and Farewell

Dec 8, 2012 • 2h 5min
148. Mark Landau
Mark Landau, Founder of L&F, The Love and Forgiveness Meditation, has written seven books on meditation, healing, evolution, politics, sex, fantasy, and saving our world, one musical play, and many songs. He does healing work and meditation instruction and lives in Santa Fe.
You can find out more about Mark Landau at mark-landau.com.
Books:
A New American Evolution: To Save Our World
End the Fight
What We Can Do
The Love and Forgiveness Meditation
I Love You and Forgive You: A True Self-Healing Tool and the Life Around It
Archetypes, Election, Evolution
And he welcomes friendship on Facebook.
Summary and Transcript of this interview
Interview recorded 11/22/2012.
YouTube Video Chapters:
00:00:00 - Introduction and Personal Background
00:06:47 - Spiritual Awakening and Cancer Journey
00:12:00 - A Journey with LSD and Spiritual Experiences
00:16:28 - Rediscovering Transcendental Meditation
00:20:16 - Seeing Golden Circles of Light
00:24:25 - The Dynamic Between Gurus and Their Followers
00:28:21 - Amplifying Energy and Adoration
00:31:59 - The Paradoxes of Maharishi
00:35:19 - Maharishi's Paranoia and Depression
00:38:22 - Higher Dimensional Help
00:41:23 - Maharishi's Supernatural Abilities
00:45:22 - The Dilemma of Disillusionment
00:49:49 - The Reality of Guru Abuse
00:54:15 - Using Discernment in the 3D World
00:58:33 - Maharishi's Perspective on Enlightenment
01:02:09 - Exploring Different Spiritual Practices
01:06:10 - The Dangers of Dabbling with Drugs
01:09:57 - The Shadow of Self-Realization
01:15:09 - Healing the Shadow Within
01:20:00 - Popping into Healing and Releasing
01:24:31 - Coming Out of Isolation and Claiming Elderhood
01:29:25 - Healing and Forgiveness
01:34:45 - The Mechanism of the Ego
01:39:07 - The Transformation of my Life
01:42:58 - The Fulcrum of Transformation
01:46:07 - The Technique for Freedom and Fulfillment
01:49:12 - The Healing Power of Love and Forgiveness
01:51:59 - The Power of Love and Forgiveness in Meditation
01:55:13 - Adding Meditation to Your Routine for Inner Peace
01:59:01 - The Power of Love and Forgiveness
02:02:37 - Stay Updated with BATGAP
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Dec 2, 2012 • 0sec
147. Francis Lucille
Francis Lucille, a revered spiritual teacher in the Advaita Vedanta tradition, delves deep into the nature of consciousness and the journey toward enlightenment. He discusses the impossibility of proving consciousness and challenges societal misconceptions about it, advocating for a broader understanding of our interconnectedness. Through personal anecdotes, he emphasizes the importance of direct connections with teachers and the gradual process of achieving lasting peace. Lucille inspires listeners to embrace the present moment, exploring truth and the joy of simply being.


