Tag Archives: non-duality

all that is born – from dhamma footsteps

Posted on January 20, 2017 by Sue Vincent

POSTCARD #244: New Delhi: Early morning light, people wrapped in shawls, long scarves bound around the head and tied under the chin. Dark faces, eyes looking out and they see me for an instant in a diamond eye-lock as I struggle … Continue reading →

Posted in Spirituality | Tagged anatta, awareness, Buddhism, conscious experience, delusion, India, no-self, non-duality, samsara, the 'now' moment | Leave a comment

Postcards from the present moment – a new book from tiramit

Posted on January 4, 2017 by Sue Vincent

Thralldom POSTCARD #39: Chiang Mai: Coming up to Chiang Mai from Hat Yai was done in two stages, with the stopover at Bangkok, as we did going down. It was the same thing, the other way round. Everything already seen, … Continue reading →

Posted in Books, Spirituality | Tagged advaita, anatta, Nag Hammadi, non-duality, Thailand, the 'now' moment | 5 Comments

the seen, from dhamma footsteps

Posted on January 24, 2016 by Sue Vincent

Reblogged from dhamma footsteps POSTCARD #112: New Delhi: Birds fly low between the buildings, suddenly see me sitting in the sunshine on the roof terrace and swoop straight up into the sky… not expecting me to be there – usually there’s nobody … Continue reading →