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Getting Out of the Way
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Jon suggests that most of what is referred to as spiritual practice is learning to get out of the way of what is happening.
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The End of Seeking
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Jon describes a shift from effort into effortlessness that happens when awareness moves into the foreground. The result is "the end of seeking."
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The Role of the Mind in Managing Emotions
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The Role of a Bodhisattva
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Jon Bernie discusses how cultivating awareness in oneself inevitably begins to facilitate awareness in others as well; the depth of sensitivity and caring that develops as ...
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Planting Seeds Of Intention
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In this new video, "Planting Seeds of Intention", Jon describes wanting as something basic to our humanity, and suggests that wanting need not be a source of suffering; em...
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Whatever Works
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Jon Bernie discusses the question of practice vs. non-practice and how to discern what steps to take on the spiritual path.
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Meditation
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Jon Bernie addresses the apparent contradiction between nondual teachings and intentional meditation practices, pointing out that this seeming conflict is ultimately illuso...
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Understanding Compassion
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What is a Teacher?
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Jon suggests that the so-called teacher is really just a mirror in which we can see our true self; emphasizes the importance of dissolving the trance of authority, pointing...
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Awareness and Suffering
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Jon Bernie discusses the post-awakening process, the falling away of resistance and the development of a deep trust in just that which arises, such that one is completely f...
About Clear Water Sangha
Clear Water Sangha was established to support the nondual teachings of Jon Bernie. Our board of directors and dedicated volunteers help coordinate a variety of activities including the production of written publications, audio and video recordings, and the management of retreats and other events.
Jon Bernie spent many years practicing in the Zen and Vipassana Buddhist traditions before meeting Advaita master Jean Klein, who profoundly altered Jon's spiritual trajectory. Jon subsequently spent time with H.W.L. Poonja, Robert Adams, and finally Adyashanti, who in 2002 asked Jon to teach.
Jon expresses deep gratitude to Adya and all his other teachers for being clear reflections of truth, which allowed him to find his way.
Clear Water Sangha was established to support the nondual teachings of Jon Bernie. Our board of directors and dedicated volunteers help coordinate a variety of activities including the production of written publications, audio and video recordings...
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