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The Vital Spark - How the authentic non-dual teachings and post-renaissance learning illumine and vitalise each other - cover

The Vital Spark - How the authentic non-dual teachings and post-renaissance learning illumine and vitalise each other

Anthony Halliday

Editorial: Shanti Sadan

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Sinopsis

Contemporary scientifically-informed culture investigates the phenomenal world revealed to our mind, senses and technical instruments. Non-duality looks within to the nature of the experiencing subject. Both spring from the need to know, grow and fulfil the supreme potential of human beings, who find the universe apparently manifesting consciousness as themselves. Non-duality offers a path of enquiry into the metaphysical questions underlying physics, and scientific discoveries shed light on what is universal and essential in the non-dual teachings to be found at the heart of all the great wisdom traditions.
Disponible desde: 12/01/2023.

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