Ease of Being
Posted: Fri Dec 19, 2025 8:25 am
LU is focused guiding for seeing there is no real, inherent 'self' - what do you understand by this?
This means what it says... there is no separate "self'. We were all taught to create this self and guard it like it could get hurt. But liberation is the natural human state. Falling into it almost always requires good guidance. All you have to do is look honestly one time, see that self is not there and the clinging drops and can't be put back.
What are you looking for at LU?
I am looking for liberated people to work with. I've been awake since 1990 and am looking for more effective ways to help people over the bridge. The inner looking that you describe is also my experience. It seems to be the most direct path. But I'm playing with the idea that preparation to take that moment of looking can best be done by fully embracing humanity's place in the natural world. We were all fully integrated earth-beings until civilization broke us apart. It seems better to look to indigenous wisdom, nature and deep-time than to delve into eastern religions (which really mess everyone up!).
I have this sense that the more liberated people come together the more we'll create a field in which people can gently swim their way out of the morass of spiritual misinformation. It's worth a try anyway, so I pursue conversations where ever I can find them.
What do you expect from a guided conversation?
A lot of fun! Hopefully a working relationship. And, most hopefully of all, a new way to bring people I know into liberation.
I've attempted to work with people who are into Sufism, Buddhism, and Nonduality. I spend all my time trying to get a small crack into what they are choosing to believe than really getting to the point of waking up. I like your guy's simple direct approach. I'm really interested in talking with people who have woken through your work. That's fascinating.
What is your experience in terms of spiritual practices, seeking and inquiry?
in the 1980's I was a sannyasin with Osho... Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh. I meditated a lot, and mostly just trusted his teaching. I woke up on the day he died. Since then I tried to work with people in the Dances of Universal Peace, Sufism, Buddhism, new-agey ism, and more.
I've been working some with fellow enlightened sannyasin Vishrant, and also with Susanne Marie.
On a scale from 1 to 10, how willing are you to question any currently held beliefs about 'self? 11
This means what it says... there is no separate "self'. We were all taught to create this self and guard it like it could get hurt. But liberation is the natural human state. Falling into it almost always requires good guidance. All you have to do is look honestly one time, see that self is not there and the clinging drops and can't be put back.
What are you looking for at LU?
I am looking for liberated people to work with. I've been awake since 1990 and am looking for more effective ways to help people over the bridge. The inner looking that you describe is also my experience. It seems to be the most direct path. But I'm playing with the idea that preparation to take that moment of looking can best be done by fully embracing humanity's place in the natural world. We were all fully integrated earth-beings until civilization broke us apart. It seems better to look to indigenous wisdom, nature and deep-time than to delve into eastern religions (which really mess everyone up!).
I have this sense that the more liberated people come together the more we'll create a field in which people can gently swim their way out of the morass of spiritual misinformation. It's worth a try anyway, so I pursue conversations where ever I can find them.
What do you expect from a guided conversation?
A lot of fun! Hopefully a working relationship. And, most hopefully of all, a new way to bring people I know into liberation.
I've attempted to work with people who are into Sufism, Buddhism, and Nonduality. I spend all my time trying to get a small crack into what they are choosing to believe than really getting to the point of waking up. I like your guy's simple direct approach. I'm really interested in talking with people who have woken through your work. That's fascinating.
What is your experience in terms of spiritual practices, seeking and inquiry?
in the 1980's I was a sannyasin with Osho... Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh. I meditated a lot, and mostly just trusted his teaching. I woke up on the day he died. Since then I tried to work with people in the Dances of Universal Peace, Sufism, Buddhism, new-agey ism, and more.
I've been working some with fellow enlightened sannyasin Vishrant, and also with Susanne Marie.
On a scale from 1 to 10, how willing are you to question any currently held beliefs about 'self? 11