Wisdom & Awareness
Books
Books and translations on wisdom, awareness and losing one's mind.
The Book: On the Taboo
Hebrew translation of Alan Watts' "The Book: On the Taboo Against Knowing Who You Are".
Losing Your Mind
How to lose your mind in less than an hour – on releasing identification with thought and ego.
Conversations on Etty Hillesum
Conversations about Etty Hillesum's diary – as a journey to enlightenment.
India with Grey Hair
Reflections and impressions from travels to India after many years.
The Wisdom of Insecurity
By Alan Watts – on the wisdom of insecurity and the joy of accepting the moment.
Groups
Recordings, transcripts and materials from group meetings.
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Teachers
Teachers whose work has influenced me.
Jiddu Krishnamurti
1895-1986 | Indian philosopher
Krishnamurti was a philosopher and speaker who spent decades traveling and speaking about the need for radical transformation in humanity. He emphasized that truth is a pathless land and that no organization, belief or dogma can lead a person to truth.
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Alan Watts
1915-1973 | British philosopher
Alan Watts was a British philosopher who interpreted Eastern philosophy for Western audiences. He made Zen Buddhism, Taoism and Hindu philosophy accessible and understandable to many readers.
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Anthony de Mello
1931-1987 | Indian Jesuit priest
Anthony de Mello was an Indian Jesuit priest and psychotherapist known for his books on spirituality. His teachings blend Eastern and Western spiritual traditions: Christianity, Buddhism and Taoism.
ExploreNisargadatta Maharaj
1897-1981 | Advaita teacher
Nisargadatta Maharaj was an Advaita (non-duality) teacher from Bombay. His book "I Am That" is considered one of the most important texts of modern spirituality.
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1883-1959 | Advaita teacher
Atmananda was an Advaita teacher from Kerala, India. His direct, modern approach influenced generations of spiritual seekers.
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1632-1677 | Dutch-Jewish philosopher
Spinoza was one of the most important philosophers of the early modern period. His teaching of God as nature itself and his defense of freedom of thought influenced many thinkers.
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