Self-improvement and the teachings of Nisargadatta Maharj

Stephen Wolinsky is one of the few living direct disciples of Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj. In this "Enquiries" series he gives answers to some of the basic questions arising to seekers on their path.

He is the founder of Quantum Psychology and Post Deconstruction and the author of 14 books. Stephen Wolinsky work can be found at www.NetiNetiFilms.com

Category:

Education

Tags:

• yoga
• meditation
• consciousness
• advaita
• vedanta
• Nisargadatta
• Maharaj
• Stephen
• Wolinsky
• non-duality
• Enlightenment
• Quantum

[grands1am]

SPAGETT!!!

[thethirdq]

With you talent it is just a matter of time...

[thethirdq]

With you talent it is just a matter of time...

[urusol]

en mi opinion deberia esperar a realizarse antes de transmitir nada !!!

el mismisimo nisargadatta dijo q no ensuciaran sus ensenanzas con comentarios q no fuesen de el !! la realizacion significa comprencion , y la no realizacion significa ignorancia , como se puede aprender algo de un hombre no realizado ????

[lgarvey]

@bubbagogo I have read I am That, and it is a great book. But in many cases it's not as direct and easy to understand as Woolinky's teachings.

Remember, even Maharaj was a discipline of a teacher. Perhaps he should not have taught either?

[bubbagogo]

I fail to understand how "disciples" think they can express it better, more clearer, than their teacher. I Am That is a mindblowing work. Get it first hand rather than the diluted version.

[gopinyc]

Oh..I forgot to tell you. You are now a Demi-God. Namaste

[Cashify]

What amazes me is the claim of a personal understanding of "not two" and then the complaint that there is an "other guy" with a separate identity with a flawed understanding. Maybe from a second mind? Love the word bullshit in that rant though, a really nice touch.

[lejci38]

thank you!

[sachtler1]

to me stephen wolinsky is totally aware that he is just describing the "shadow of the moon on the water", obviously not the moon itself. words are very powerful and of course limited, yet pointers in the right direction. he is in line with the tradition and the more profound the teaching the simpler are the statements. in fact the apparent paradoxes of life are the gates to the heart. i do not claim to have realised anything, i do not have the slightest glimpse of what realization is. thank you!