Peter Brown Satsang

Peter Brown talks to a group about the nature of reality in El Cerrito, California, on June 4, 2008. Peter Brown is a life-long, compulsive student of the nature of Reality. He has accumulated an in-depth practical knowledge of Raja, Jnana and Bhakti Yoga, (& been dragged kicking, screaming and bleeding through Karma yoga),
Quabalah, western occultism, Tarot, Zen,
Shamanism, Dzogchen, the Tao, Tantra,
Buddhism, and Kashmir Shaivism,
among other spiritual traditions;
and the teachings of Ramana Maharshi,
Bhagavan Nityananda, Nisargadatta, Longchen Rabjam, Lao Tzu, Hui Neng, Aliester Crowley, Jesus Christ, Maharaji, and Austin Spare,
among many others. Go to www.TheOpenDoorway.org for more on Peter Brown.

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• Kashmir
• Shaivism
• Dzogchen
• reality
• advaita
• nonduality
• satsang
• spiritual
• roshi
• enlightenment

[schubiduwolf]

Yeah, LSD brings you here. But when it is over you are compelled to return into "normal consciousness". Realisation has the advantage you will never again have to (miss)use any kind of drug to create a pleasent state of consciousness.

[nacotete]

this is the first time in my long life that I've heard someone really tell it like it is! mil gradias

[osip7315]

there's nothing wrong with concepts, the problem is that the stupids like peter brown get them wrong !

[yinksta121]

IF YOU LIKE THIS THEN ULL LIKE THIS

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[yinksta121]

I UNDERSTAND NOTHING! ^_^

[vajraloka1]

@anthonya13 Your style is more the kashmir shavism style, a tantrick shiva shakti school.non disscotation.(sp?)............­.............trika school etc

[cattis333]

Yeah, the truth is we don't know! Wonder why this makes me so happy, shivering, we're children not-knowing what this is... ah silence

[Thet3]

@anthonya13 well said!!

[anthonya13]

what we do "know" is that we are experiencing what we are experiencing, and we dont have to be worried or stressed about the cause or effect, but we can choos eto engage in contemplating what the cause and effects are of our experiences. better yet, we can choose to embrace our experience and not just dimiss it in the attmpt to define it or find its cause. I choose to notice what I am experiencing and experience it as amazing, Even my thoughts and descriptions are an experience.

[jimmymoon]

@schubiduwolf LSD does not bring you there. I've taken 3 tabs of LSD and I have experienced true awareness and it is not the same thing. LSD is kind of a distorted awareness, where it makes your self the everything. True awareness is not like that. Don't get caught up with drugs, they are nothing.

[nowbellhere]

This is illuminating!! I saw him yesterday at a Satsang in West L.A. He is excellent. He does an excellent job of explaining these deep meanings which are problematic to communicate in words. He does an outstanding job of taking others beyond the concepts in the mind and into the deeper aspects of experience and truth.

[Diazt3r]

does it mean that an enlightened person is always on a LSD-like trip o_0?