Nobody has addressed my point about the relative simplicity of explaining via dualism much of the paranormal empirical data, including veridical NDE out of body experiences, and past life memories of inhabiting different bodies, coming in to different bodies, etc., all as an immaterial mobile center
I wrote and published a few days ago a ~5,000 word review of the book [url=https://www.amazon.com/Soul-Fallacy-Science-Letting-Beliefs-ebook/dp/B00LRHUHIA/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2H2E7YX4U0SWC&keywords=the+soul+falla
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[i]We tend to think of the laws of nature as fixed. They came into existence along with the universe, and have been the same ever since. But once yo
After listening to a podcast, I became aware that Kenneth Ring had numerous accounts reported to him about PV's or prophetic visions, and some specified dates, such as the world ending in 1988. I never heard of these accounts, so i did a search and found the following article :
Nonduality teacher Rupert Spira (who here also mentions his colleague Bernardo Kastrup) succinctly and eloquently articulates key arguments for idealism:
I don't know if this interests anyone here but I'm just posting it because it's helpful to me in my current "seeking".
I'm attracted to both meditation/mindfulness (Buddhism, Zen) (the observer watching the thoughts) and "nondual teaching" à la Vedanta (leave behind the fiction that there is an o
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