Between Thoughts 🔱

By now hopefully you've spent more time doing Qìgōng than reading about it — stopping, looking, listening, feeling your way into what Qì actually is before we ever got around to naming it.

Reflections on nondual Right Knowledge, pedagogy, and recognition by Dev Bhagavān There comes a point in every serious inquiry when the map has served its purpose.

A few days ago, I found myself listening once again to Snarky Puppy.

Qìgōng (氣功) practice has four phases.

The Great Work is complete.

—and NOT on the lips by closing the mouth Vedic research by Dev Bhagavān There is a small but consequential dispute buried in how most of us were taught to chant ĀŪṀ: does the syllable close on the lips, or does it dissolve through the nose?

You have probably felt this without naming it.

You have watched the video, perhaps a few times.

One often hears that Advaita Vedānta is atheistic, that it denies God and teaches only an impersonal Absolute.

The recognition we have explored throughout this series does not remove the world: Mountains remain.