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One in a Billion for Essence • Whoever Crosses Beyond? (BTW005) ▸
- Whoever that sought for the essence? Whoever that refined and integrated their yields? Whoever that crossed beyond into the fullness of actuality? We reflect on the rarity of clarity and boot up classics from the Bhagavad Gita to match. Today's installment concludes with a short anthology of essence. Gobble up what you can — it's all basically good stuff. Read more...
Primal Tree of Upside Down • Mother Matrix of Conditions (AO002) ▸
- We explore the origin, foundations and dissolution of the ancient upside-down world tree. Its roots firm in the prime duality of becoming — its branches and leaves the jungle of conditioned existence. Are we ever bound — is there an exit? Read more...
Reclaim Your Lost Avatars • Live the Life of the Universe (AO003) ▸
- Have you sought for your avatars? The clear and pure embodiments of your living essence? Not the super-egos we cultivate for our self-centered purposes. The detached roles and archetypes serving as vessels for the life of the universe. We enter the concept of avatars, incarnations of the heart of life and existence itself. Read more...
Let the Sunshine In! — First Dimension of Radiance (WIR006) ▸
- Yes let that sunshine in! But not like a hairy hippie hallucinating of fifth-dimensional egos. Actually expose your dark contents to the light of knowledge and — with the magnifying glass of attention — burn your ignorance to ashes. We turn to ancient sources for augmented insight. Savitur varenyam: The solar absolute! Bhargo devasya: Radiance of archetypal divinities. Read more...
Station 7¾ · The Epic Crossing — Mission from the Universe (FR004) ▸
- 77777.7 on the odometer. 77.7% nitrogen in Earth's atmosphere. Nitrogen is the 7th most abundant element in the universe. The mission: 25 kilos of wood pellets for 25 cats. The great cosmic balance of urea and carbon, greens and browns — Station 7¾, Fixers of the Nitrogen. Read more...
Om Tat Sat & Friends · Triads of the Absolute (WD020) ▸
- Friends asking about mantras. Practice to cultivate attention and rise beyond the clutter. Do I know a thousand mantras? Sure. But we'd rather work with something free of bias — a simple baseline chant. Leading us nowhere else but straight into the truth of present actuality, and onward back home, reuniting with the unified field of potentials. Then: Om Tat Sat. Read more...