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On the nature of knowledge. I speak fairly often on the dual aspects of knowledge, dividing it into Understanding and Mastery such that (epigrammatically)- Understanding is familiarity by proxy. Mastery makes […]

Have to admit I saw the last few comments and looked up nonduality on Wikipedia because I had no idea what it was. The very few bits of the definitions which I do understand strike me as unhelpfully dubious, so […]

RichardMann #77, Thanks, very gracious.  And I do hope you will hang about. Although there are no expectations imposed.

philrimmer #82, So yes, Phil, it was you who alerted me to Sapolsky’s very fine production. Thanks heaps. My daughter, 22 gave it to me for Christmas. She’s in Japan, after Nepal, now checking out the jazz […]

So not #100 but #107 100 was the first announcement. 107 here

So, Richard #77 someone whom I respect greatly has introduced me to nonduality and frankly I am finding it hard to even understand what it is leads me to suggest you don’t sweat it too much, but begin your own […]

RichardMann  #79   I would not use either ‘normal’ or ‘nondual’ to describe meditation. Focusing on terms and their meanings when trying to practise meditation misdirects the meditator towards ratiocination a […]

Dear Cairsley #78, Super helpful and kind of you to share. As mentioned before I practise mindfulness and as part of this meditation. When you say you practise is that ‘normal’ meditation or specifically  ‘no […]

RichardMann  #72, 77 Noting the good comments others have already made in response to your question about the practice of nonduality, permit me to add a few more thoughts. Like others above, I take you to refer […]