Meditation & inquiry

Nonduality Now

A thought arrives. A story takes shape. Somewhere along the way, it starts to feel like “me.” What happens when we look at that movement?

Explore attention, selfhood and consciousness through contemporary questions and close readings of the nondual traditions.

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Nonduality Now · Feature video & free companion

The Ending of Time — Video & Reader’s Companion

Krishnamurti and David Bohm meet in a conversation about thought, attention and the possibility of change. Watch the 78-minute feature documentary and read our 16-page companion, with illustrations, a reading guide and primary listening sources.

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About The Ending of Time Reader’s Companion →

Three short introductions: Two Chairs in Ojai ↗ · The Observer Is the Observed ↗ · The Limits of Thought ↗

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This inquiry has a home in ClarityOne’s Nonduality Now and Afterglow’s Philosophy & Consciousness.

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The videos.

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The longer read · Ebook

Resting in Grace

For the exhausted seeker.

A book-length invitation out of spiritual striving and into grace. English ebook · €4.99.

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Look more closely.

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Begin with self-attention, then follow the inquiry into relationship, devotion or the pressures of contemporary life.

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Videos and reading editions.

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A video by Afterglow Books & Arts · Part of Afterglow

Carl Jung's Red Book Explained: The Book He Kept Private

It began in black notebooks, in 1913: Carl Jung wrote down what he met in his own imagination, a practice he later called active imagination. The video follows the notebooks into the red leather folio and weighs the two main readings of that period.

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A talk by Jay Andrews · A video and booklet by Afterglow

Who's Listening?

A recorded satsang by Jay Andrews on addiction, the voice in the head and the relief of seeing that it is not who you are. We set his complete talk to still images and made a reading edition of it, with his permission.

Jay Andrews · theskyisalwaysclear.com

Stories by Afterglow