Jeff Foster 4 - 'Life Without A Centre' - Interview by Iain McNay

Jeff Foster - 'Life Without A Centre' - Interview by Iain McNay
The simple and direct message of Life Without A Centre is this: 'There is only ever Oneness. And in Oneness, the dream of separation arises, the idea that you are a separate 'person in the world', with a heavy past and an uncertain future, somehow divided from everyone and everything else. And in this dream there can be great suffering, because to a separate person, life will never seem complete, and a longing for Home will pervade all action. What we are talking about here is the possibility of waking up from this dream. And it's an awakening that's simpler and gentler than you could ever imagine. This radical message lovingly allows all spiritual paths to have their place, whilst at the same time making them completely obsolete. And this may feel very threatening to a mind hooked on ideas of paths, processes and perfection. But in the presence of this revolutionary clarity, the endless seeking of the mind cannot last. And then, in the place of striving, suffering, and solidity, there is only ever lightness, love... and so much laughter. Some have called this 'spiritual awakening'. I call it Life Without A Centre.' His first book "Beyond Awakening" is available on Non-Duality Press.
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[@fernandatralala]

I understand what he said at the end of the video. I can look at my feelings from somewhere "outside". I can perceive the emotion as temporary. I become a kind of observer of my own feelings. But I don't feel myself as not being there. I just can notice that there is something going on emotionally and at the same time I can notice that somewhere else on me it's nothing going on. It's all quiet.

[@LourdesAB]

It does make one laugh. And sometimes cry, for the poignancy of it. It's always been perfect, even in its apparent imperfection at times.

[@danfalta7526]

The chair reference is exactly the same as in The Doors of Perception by Aldous Huxley. Makes me wonder.

[@fredfour]

he's basically putting a spin on "the observer is the observed"

[@pazcecipaz]

'' it's already here'' oneness ....oneness..onenwess...oneness..

[@CreationOfSpace]

Sounds a lot like my story.........although "I" don't consider myself free yet...

[@mysticoversoul]

@JanIroth Yes, the better choice.

[@mysticoversoul]

@fredfour An intellectual spin, at that. Still, that's not the moon; it's just another finger pointing at the moon.

[@shellylin5835]

It took Buddha years or austerity and practice to realize the truth in silence, now we can just think we are enlightened and then it is done....... By talking a lot on the philosophical spin eh?

[@shellylin5835]

What?