"Does non-duality matter?" London meeting with Richard Sylvester

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Richard has been giving talks on non-duality since 2005 and has written four books about it, including the much-loved little classic ‘I Hope You Die Soon’. His fifth book, ‘Confessions of a Seeker’ is about his many years as a spiritual seeker but it also includes chapters on free will, consciousness and religion. It is sometimes extremely funny (one reader laughed so much she had to stop reading it in public places) and sometimes profoundly serious.
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[@BLCKSQR]

this was gloriously free, thanks richard

[@shawnosborn8887]

I enjoy listening to you for the last couple of years. The nostalgia of nonduality has warn off and i find that nondual speakers have nothing to give, just a story. Now, the me loves all this talk about nonduality, but its all bullocks. If i were to say i discovered something, it feels true to the ego. Its nothing that is true. I could babble on about my experience. I cannot listen to nondual speakers anymore. So many inconsistencies in what is said. Claims they dont know yet they proclaim a truth. This "realization or elightenment" is over for this person. It was not an explosion of realization, it was simply obvious that i know nothing. Infact," knowing " appears to be nonexistence. Emptyness seems to be what is left today. Nothing can be learned. Now its just a form of entertainment. Its beautiful. Good luck with your nondual career. You have been wonderful Richard, thank you. I think what you do is loving.

[@tomsmith2361]

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[@bette238]

To whom would it matter? 😂