There is a growing interest in Jhana training and coaching over these recent years. This is largely due to ‘innovators’ trying to reach Jhana states through non-traditional methods that appeal to kids and adults in the digital age who prefer not to have to do anything to get there. You’re not going to find Deep … Read more
I’ve been in contact with a researcher that runs MRI’s on people’s brains that are high level meditators. He suggested, after hearing about my state of mind that a guy by the name of “Gary Weber” taught from a similar background. I looked him up and while it was hard to get at what he … Read more
New book available at Amazon TODAY. Release date May 14. OK, well. Here we go. I designed the cover for the new Deep Jhana book on Amazon and KDP Select. This will be a book unlike anything on the market. The cover will probably shock you enough that you have to seriously wonder whether this … Read more
One of my favorite Eastern thinkers is UG Krishnamurti. He is not related to Jiddu Krishnamurti though in some ways they address the same sort of topics. UG came up on my radar after reading many of Jiddu’s books. UG came to what appears to be a form of enlightenment he calls the “Natural State” … Read more
Reading the Jiddu Krishnamurti book, “Commentaries on Living” I believe I’m starting to understand his total philosophy. He believes that to become that which is not a product of that which we have lived in / experienced / trusted / learned/taken as fact we need to die to all that we ‘know’. We need to … Read more
Though my journey seems to be purely unique to me, there are many experiences that I have shared with others I have read about. It is astonishing to experience something of the mind, to relate it to others I know in this life, and have nobody be able to echo my experience. Then, when reading … Read more
What Happened to UG Krishnamurti? UG Krishnamurti meditated and questioned his state until he came to a place he called “the calamity.” This was a revolution inside his body and mind that destroyed the old and replaced them with new ways of looking at things, of thinking, of being. In UG Krishnamurti’s Calamity experience he … Read more
Jiddu Krishnamurti ideas have influenced me from the first time I picked up one of his books in the mid-1990s. He had a unique and rather surreal childhood, especially among those in spiritual circles. Born in 1895 in a small village in Madanapalle, India, Krishnamurti’s early years were marked by hardship and tragedy. He lost … Read more