Practices That Lead To Enlightenment: Anima Pundeer, Howdie Mickoski, Art Ticknor Bob C Shawn Nevins скачать в хорошем качестве

Practices That Lead To Enlightenment: Anima Pundeer, Howdie Mickoski, Art Ticknor Bob C Shawn Nevins

There's a lot of talk about what Enlightenment/Nirvana/Moksha/Awakening is... but what kind of spiritual practices actually lead to "Becoming", as TAT founder Richard Rose called it? Hearing about it is nice, but how do you actually get there? What is the right mentality? Is there a certain number of hours you have to meditate? What's the right kind of self-inquiry? Do you have to be vegetarian? Shave your head? Learn the hardest yoga pose? Is there even one right way? In this session recorded at TAT's June 2021 virtual retreat, a panel of 5 finders discuss and break down practices they used on their own personal paths of Becoming. The Panel: Anima Pundeer began meditating in her late teen years and soon realized that underneath all the suffering in the world, the real pain was the feeling of a separate self. In June of 2004, she had an experience where she realized her All-ness and One-ness and finally knew Freedom. She tells her story in the documentary Meetings With Remarkable Women. Anima is co-author with Art Ticknor of "Always Right Behind You". Howdie Mickoski is the author of the recently published "Falling For Truth: A Spiritual Death And Awakening". In it he explores the story of his spiritual path which includes the study of Zen, Shamanism, Nonduality, Advaita, Gnostic Christianity, Alchemy, Ancient Egypt, and the teachings of TAT founder Richard Rose. Howdie’s journey included depression in his 20’s, a death experience in his 30’s and bouts of illness “forcing one to go to the only place we have avoided - within.” Bob Cergol was 19 when he met Richard Rose in 1972. He lived with Rose at his house in Benwood, WV, and on Rose's farm. Twenty years later, he moved away to pursue his life. He married and started a family, but soon gravitated back to the path. TAT group work led to a series of events that triggered a spiritual realization that brought Bob an absolute, final answer. Over the past decade, Bob has delivered a number of presentations during TAT events and has authored numerous TAT Forum essays that were ultimately published in Beyond Mind, Beyond Death, a TAT Foundation Press book Shawn Nevins: "Author, filmmaker, poet, podcaster... what's the thread that runs through it all?" asks Shawn. "I wrote a book called Subtraction, which is as close as I could come to illustrating the path to enlightenment. Turning away from the untrue, from the dark, towards that which may seem unknown but is actually the Light. If there's a thread, that's it: finding and living my highest light." His newest book is Hydrographics. See more of Shawn's work at spiritualteachers.org. Art Ticknor worked first hand with numerous psychological and philosophical systems during years of intensive research. Twenty-six years of effort toward self-definition paid off in 2004, when the final nail was driven into the ego's coffin during an intense Realization. Art is the author of the books Beyond Relativity, Solid Ground of Being, and Sense of Self: The Source of All Existential Suffering?, invaluable guides on the quest for self knowledge all currently available via the TAT Foundation Press. Art currently lives the life of la dolce far niente and is involved in the Gainesville Florida-based Philosophical Self-Inquiry Discussion Group. To attend TAT’s quarterly in-person retreats or twice yearly virtual spiritual retreats, visit: https://tatfoundation.org/ For book titles published by TAT Foundation, including those of the panelists, visit: https://tatfoundation.org/tat_books.htm To read the free monthly online magazine, the TAT Forum, as well as back issues visit: https://tatfoundation.org/forum.htm To find a local or online self-inquiry group of fellow seekers near you, visit: https://tatfoundation.org/forum.htm and scroll to “Local Group News”. For more inspiration & irritation, follow TAT on Instagram:   / tatfoundation