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Consciousness JunkieBodhisattvas: Striving to be a Savior
By Michael Ericson In this essay, I will be focusing on one major difference between early and middle era Buddhism: the shift from a focus on attaining Nirvana for oneself to a focus on saving sentient beings and bringing Nirvana to others. The Bodhisattva school, especially as expressed in Shantideva’s “The Way of the Bodhisattva”, […]
Beginners Mind by iAwake
Beginner’s Mind Reviewby Michael Ericson I listened to this tape on a cold and cloudy Saturday in January. I was very interested in these tracks because they’re supposed to be designed to affect your brainwaves in specific ways. For those unfamiliar, brainwaves are the frequencies formed by the firing of neurons, and certain ranges of […]
Dhammapada – About the Buddhist Guide to Living
By Michael Ericson The Dhammapada is a guide for how to live an ideal life and reach Nibbana, which is total freedom from attachment to the world. It speaks a lot on themes of self-control (of one’s words, actions, and thoughts), doing good and refraining from evil, keeping good company, avoiding attachment and the pain […]
Schumann Resonance Holophonic Track from iAwake
Recording Rundown: Time: 30 minutes, 30 minutes Brainwave: “Schumann Resonance” Sound: Digital Effect: equanimity, liquidity Style: varies Frequency: 3 – 60Hz Review submitted by a reader. I just learned a tiny bit of what the Schumann resonance is today. Interestingly, the resonance was predicted in 1952 by Winfried Otto Schumann, a mathematician, decades before […]
Adyashanti: The Paradox of Unity and Spiritual Autonomy
This article was submitted to us by a reader. Introduction: Adyashanti’s talk on the paradox of unity struck me as an important recognition to have in your journey as a spiritual seeker. The paradox of unity is put quite simply an important concept to understand to further yourself in practical life. While his talk centers […]