Spiritual Teachings With Shunyamurti

In this classic teaching, Shunyamurti reminds us of our true nature--the blissful, love-ful, peaceful Presence that we have lost through egoic separation, but that can be found again through unity consciousness.  

In this classic teaching, Shunyamurti outlines the narratives that arise within every ego, and the ultimate understanding required to navigate the heroic journey into unknown.

The metaphor of the Golden Braid is well-known in esoteric traditions; Shunyamurti weaves together the three strands that lead to freedom from the ego: love for the Supreme, yearning to know, and dispassion or detachment from the world as we know it.

The metaphor of the Golden Braid is well-known in esoteric traditions; Shunyamurti weaves together the three strands that lead to freedom from the ego: love for the Supreme, yearning to know, and dispassion or detachment from the world as we know it.

What is Realization? To realize the Real, one must get out of the comfort zone of the mortal body and embody the eternal realization of divine consciousness. Shunyamurti reads from "Thus Spake Ramana."

Shunyamurti addresses a question that is asked time and time again, "How do I do it? How does one reach Liberation?" He answers by read excerpts from Muruganur's "The Shining of My Lord", a collection of poem and aphorisms about the process of attaining Self-Realization written by a student of Sri Ramana Maharshi.

Shunyamurti lays down a foundational understanding of the path of the Sat Yoga, explaining several of the different paths that lead to the same goal: the Silence of Sat Chit Ananda.

Shunyamurti invites us to ruminate on the Real Self—with devotion, divine love, and nonduality—the work and play of Self-realization that brings healing and joy.

Shunyamurti begins this powerful teaching with a question: Where do you wish to abide for eternity? The moment has arrived to choose your destiny.