Podcast
I’m taking a break from interviewing spiritual teachers in order to introduce The Induction Series. There are certain writings which embody the “living word.” They stir the soul by resonating with the highest parts of our self. In The Induction Series, I’ll read from a number of these works with the hope of allowing all who listen an experience of something other than ordinary consciousness – a glimpse behind the veil. Appropriately enough, the first episode is a reading of Bart Marshall’s essay “Transmission.” As always, the podcast is free.
Books
There will be at least two new books from TAT Press this year, but in the meantime I have one favor to ask. If you’ve enjoyed the podcast and all the resources I provide, please leave a review on Amazon of my book Subtraction: The Simple Math of Enlightenment. There are currently 32 reviews and once we reach 100 reviews that boosts the visibility of the book. You don’t have to purchase the book on Amazon to leave a review, and a few minutes of your time will help others seekers find the book. Just click the link above and leave a few words in a review. Thank you!
Event
TAT’s June virtual gathering is titled “The Way, The Life and The Truth.” Join other seekers from around the world on June 12 and 13 for a deep dive into the essential steps of the Threefold Path as outlined by Richard Rose. Featuring talks and small group dialogue sessions, this promises See the full schedule.
Watching
Kudos to Tim Ferriss for passing on this video in his newsletter. The Electrical Blueprints that Orchestrate Life. This 19 minute talk is straight science, but its implications are startlingly profound. For one, it explains why techniques such as The Secret or any mind influencing matter may actually have an effect, but it also addresses radical life extension and the creation of new life forms.
Quote That I’m Pondering
“Many people are afraid to empty their own minds lest they plunge into the Void. Ha! What they don’t realize is that their own Mind is the Void.” ~ Huang Po
Wishing you all the best,
Shawn