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EPISODE · Jun 21, 2011 · 2H 23M

75. John Sherman

from Buddha at the Gas Pump · host Rick Archer

John Sherman shares the remarkable life story behind his direct, uncompromising teaching on awakening. From prison, political extremism, and years of inner struggle to the discovery that a single honest look can dissolve the sense of separation, this conversation explores how freedom is found in ordinary, immediate experience rather than in concepts or spiritual performance.John and Rick discuss the fear of life, the formation of self-consciousness, the roots of human misery, and why so many spiritual approaches miss the point. John speaks candidly about Gangaji, Ramana Maharshi, and the practical simplicity of turning attention toward what it actually feels like to be you. His message is plain: the problem is separation from life, and the remedy is direct seeing.This interview also touches on John’s years in prison, his work with the Gangaji Foundation, and the evolution of his teaching into the simple invitation that has defined his later work: just one look.

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