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Spirituality is not merely something to be thought, it is something to be lived. It does not begin in books or in concepts, but in a direct, intimate experience, where the senses themselves can cease to be turned only toward the outer world. Seeing, hearing,...
We spend much of our lives satisfying what we call our needs. But do we always need what we pursue? Between need, want, and desire, the line is less clear than it seems. And yet, learning to tell them apart can profoundly change our relationship with...
In France, the word guru often brings to mind indoctrination, manipulation and cult-like abuses. Yet in the spiritual tradition, a guru is something quite different: a living master who transmits the means to know for oneself, guides the disciple in sadhana...
We often believe that the spiritual life protects us from the false ego. Yet it can very well take over the search for God, meditation, humility or awakening, becoming more subtle and more difficult to recognise. When it learns the language of spirituality,...
You can read hundreds of books about spirituality, learn about traditions, concepts and teachings, without ever having the spiritual experience they speak of. Just as a cookbook does not feed someone who is hungry, knowledge cannot replace what must be...
A Chinese worker from Yunnan, a Somali from Mogadishu, a New York yellow cab driver of Tamil origin: nothing brings them together, neither language, nor culture, nor beliefs. And yet, something is rigorously common to them. This text starts from this...