A universal assembly for true discernment
You may know Ron from his ongoing program called A Journey Beyond Words that is on the first, third, and fifth Wednesday of each month at 9 pm ET/6 pm PT. Ron shared from his heart about what is happening right now on the spiritual path for him. The main message was to have perseverance and patience and no matter what, ‘keep on keeping on’.
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Rev. Jacquelyn Eckert interviewed Suse Wicks.
This is our second Satsang with Suse Wicks. Our last Satsang interview with Suse can be found at this link. When asked for her latest biography, Suse wrote: “This expression best reflects my sharing: Seeking confirms that one feels a loss, something missing, a separateness that needs to be fulfilled. Seeking is the search and belief that something has to be better than what is or something better is attainable. That is why the position of a seeker is endless. Everything that is appearing in every nano second is always whole, complete and pure just as it is. One has to make this discovery for oneself. Living life with no explanation is living life as unconditional love.”
Suse’s Blog- susewicks.blogspot.com
Eshwar Segobind shared his message and it was startling in its simplicity. Eshwar’s spiritual path is remarkable both for its brevity and for the depth of practical insight he manifests. In less than a year, Eshwar went from a recovery program to a profound spiritual awakening to his true nature. He shared about his journey and how he came to know the Truth as it is for him now. Enjoy his stark clarity. It is palpable.
He also extended an invitation that he is happy to speak to those with sincere questions and does not charge for his time. He can be reached at sensewithoutmind@gmail.com.
Upon listening to the recording of the Satsang, Eshwar requested that the following note be added to this post for clarity:
There was an error on my part when I refered to “Nothing.” The way it seemed was as though this nothing is what you are, and this “nothing” is a goal to attain. I did not realize this. Just clear seeing that even the sense of existence never existed. Nothing ever happened, nothing is going to happen and nothing ever happened. “Nothing” is not anything. Muted. No-thing, not a thing, not anything, not nothing.
The second part: it may seem as though i was eluding to a TRUE Self that you become. The above clarification dismisses that possibility. What was being pointed at: We must accept that we are here and now and that we do exist, whatever shape and form that takes for each of us. The idea of a separate self or individual or the way we think of ourselves is just that, an idea. Only then can we accurately de-construct whatever it is that we believe exists. This idea that we are something and even more subtle, when the idea is gone, this nothing that’s left is what we are. This nothing that’s everything and nothing.
Here’s the follow-up Satsang with Eshwar:
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Rev. Jacquelyn Eckert interviewed Loch Kelly.
Loch Kelly, M.Div., LCSW, is an author, meditation teacher, psychotherapist, and founder of the 501c3 non-profit, Open-Hearted Awareness Institute. Loch teaches in a non-sectarian human being lineage using an adult education style based in the earliest non-dual wisdom traditions, modern science and psychotherapy. Loch is grateful to all his teachers and shares from his own experience that has given him great joy, freedom and love. Loch’s work is to help people access awakening as the next natural stage of human development. He offers in-person retreats, workshops, and online video and audio courses. His new book is called The Way of Effortless Mindfulness. His website is https://lochkelly.org/
Recently, Regina and Jacquelyn met with our friends at the Teachers of God Foundation so Regina could explain the RAT (Rest, Accept and Trust) practice to their audience. If you are unfamiliar with the practice or would like a refresher, please see the links below.
Regina Dawn Akers interviewed Dr. Jeffrey Martin.
Dr. Jeffrey Martin is the author of The Finders, a scientific work that studied the enlightenment experience of thousands of subjects. This research resulted in the first reliable, cross-cultural and pan-tradition classification system for these types of experience. He discussed how this research has helped to make systems available to help people obtain profound psychological benefits in a rapid, secular, reliable, and safe way.
Shawna Summers shared about her recent insights into the April Dyad retreat that she attended in La Veta, Colorado that was facilitated by Anne Blanchard and Rev. Jacquelyn Eckert.
Rev. Kelly Barber shared about her journey in what consistent-gentle-healing means for her and her insights along the way so far in Gentle Healing Year 1, a class that is being offered in 2019 by Rev. Jacquelyn Eckert and Connie Poole.
Rev. Jacquelyn Eckert interviewed John Mark Stroud on Zoom. John Mark Stroud shared about his awakening to a felt communion of the Light, Awareness, Consciousness within. He described how it is for him now in his journey. He also answers important questions about what surrender really means and what it is not. With such profound clarity John Mark once again allowed us to glimpse the great Joy of the Truth of the ever present Love. He also reminds us that we all have a unique unfolding in our journey in Awakening and to remember to let go of comparisons and wanting our journey to look like or be like someone else’s. In addition, John Mark has a website where there is a lot of helpful videos about what it feels like to embody this Trinity of Light at onewhowakes.org.
John Mark and his wife, Cindy, have done a series of videos entitled Beyond Belief into Presence. You can find them on his website as well as Wake Up with the Movies compilation. John Mark has used movies on his spiritual path of Awakening and he has made commentaries on a number of movies that may enlighten you as well.
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