Tradition
A Century-Old Tibetan Prophecy Of Biospheric Collapse & Its Terrible Disruptions 2026–2032
And The Ancient Practice We All Need To Do In Order To Protect Ourselves Against It
James M. Corrigan, Ph.D.
There Is A Way Of Seeing The World Different. I Write About Responsive Naturing, And Inner Spontaneous Sound Meditation — Two Facets Of One Objective: Opening A New Path Forward Towards Eco-Survival.
Meditation
Great Responsiveness Meditation
The Meditation Path Of Avalokitasvara In Detail
Contemplation
What is a Spiritual Insight and How Does it Occur?
Discursive Thinking Does Not Exist In The More Advanced Meditative States, So One Might Ask How Insights Can Arise
Contemplation
The Mystery Staring Us In The Face: Our Ability To Perceive Fluid Motion From Video Images
The Key To Unlocking The Mystery That Is Staring Us In The Face And What It Can Tell Us About Reality
Reflection
Evil Always Reproduces Itself In Its Victims
The horrors that evil brings are an affront to our humanity, but the true insidiousness of evil is that it reproduces itself within the…
My Presentation to the Scientific and Medical Network — October 2023
Advanced Meditative States and their Role in an Expanded Scientific Worldview
Unsaying
Personal Examples of Nonrational Experiences
Over time, unexplainable experiences of being guided and protected occurred, so often that I could not ignore them.
Advanced Meditative States and their Role in an Expanded Scientific Worldview
A Non-Theoretical Introduction to the Novel Paradigm of Responsive Naturing
Unsaying
On Ego, Happiness, And The Suffering They Bring
Ego fulfillment does not lead to being happy, happiness does not exist, but there is a way out of suffering : comfort.
Unsaying
Meditation And Science
Scientists study meditation, but only denatured meditation. Is there a rational reason for that?
Unsaying
Inner Spontaneous Sounds
What they are not, what they are, how they are different, and why it matters.
Unsaying
Our Limited View of Time And Eternity
The now is a vignette, not a 'moment' of time — the event horizon of eternity, which isn’t a ‘what.’