David: There is a gigantic wave of transformation coming, transformation that will be conducted by nature and the forces of nature, not with human cooperation but in spite of human non-cooperation. There are tendencies as expressed in the world ...
I simply point to Shakti as being a wave of the Absolute Consciousness, a wave of the non-dual. It can take many different avenues in the body, or it can accost the body as a mass or wave of current. My style of awakening and transmission is ...
David: You noticed when we put the lights on after being in the darkroom in meditation there was a jolt. The eyes have to dilate. They have to change their character before they can adjust. During that process, it’s obsessed with the light. The ...
David: See, what you’re getting at is the most primal need in every human being is to taste the transcendent. That’s what’s driving everything in every human being, only I think we agree on this point, people don’t realize it. Participant 1: ...
David: So, what would that transition be like between bodily consciousness and Absolute Awareness? It would require an expansion. Something would have to be felt within to be expanding. Participant 1: You would perceive yourself as not what you ...
David: The Kundalini Shakti is a central aspect of my teaching and my spiritual communication. In and of itself it’s a path to the Divine. It’s also an expression of a quality of the Being itself, of Being or the Divine itself. You see, through ...
Moderator: A viewer in the Boston area asks, “What do you mean by Abstract Wholeness?” David: Invisible, beyond the mind’s ability to grasp as an object. Something that is completely abstract would be universalized. Something that attention when ...
David: Even though Consciousness in enlightenment is immediately apprehended, there is still a journey that one goes on toward that apprehension. So, we could say that the journey of enlightenment, the voyage of self-realization is also ...
Moderator: “Does one need a teacher to be self-realized?” David: No. This question like the previous one though requires clarification. If you understand the teacher in a strictly objective sense as a separate person, then your view about the ...
David: This idea of a static realization that never changes is more the by-product of wrong use of language than anything else because you can’t conceptualize permanence. Permanence is just the opposite of transient. If someone says, “I am ...
“Socrates, I certainly used to hear, even before meeting you, that you never do anything else than exist in a state of perplexity yourself and put others in a state of perplexity. And now you seem to me to be bewitching me and drugging me and ...
David: Quite frankly, I didn’t even want to come here tonight, but now I’m very interested all of a sudden because I too am being instructed in that. In other words, the teaching is arising for all involved. Not that I’m receiving the teaching, ...