EPISODE · Aug 8, 2020 · 13 MIN
Nondual Christian Awareness
from The Tao of Christ · host Marshall Davis
Recently I received two comments from listeners about my episode on Nondual Meditation. One was from a listener from Canada by email. The other was in an online interview with Corey Farr who has a podcast entitled, “A Christian Reads the Tao te Ching,” which is an excellent podcast by the way. I will post a link to it. In addition to talking about my Christian version of the Tao Te Ching, Corey wanted to talk about meditation and referred that episode about nondual Meditation.So I went back and listened to what I said, which is something I never do after I post an episode. Listening to it reminded me how uncomfortable I was doing that episode. I looked uncomfortable on video and sounded uncomfortable. I was having a difficult time explaining my experience and practice of meditation in words. Nevertheless the episode seems to have resonated with some people.So today I want to continue that discussion. Today I want to describe, as well as I can, nondual awareness. I am calling it Christian nondual awareness, because I am a Christian. I experience Reality as nondual and I express this in Christian language. I want to not just talk about it but point you to it. View Marshall's books here:https://www.amazon.com/stores/Marshall-Davis/author/B001K8Y0RU
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Recently I received two comments from listeners about my episode on Nondual Meditation. One was from a listener from Canada by email. The other was in an online interview with Corey Farr who has a podcast entitled, “A Christian Reads the Tao te Ching,” which is an excellent podcast by the way. I will post a link to it. In addition to talking about my Christian version of the Tao Te Ching, Corey wanted to talk about meditation and referred that episode about nondual Meditation. So I went back ...
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