
On a warm summer afternoon day in England I wandered around the monastery library in the early days of my Buddhist monastic journey. I had the voice of the Abbott…
with Amaranatho
and the Headless approach from Douglas Harding
This is a recognition there is no fixed or separate self,
there is no inherent separation between oneself and the world.
This is recognition is beyond words, conditions, ideas and concepts
and
it includes all idea words and concepts.
Maybe some of these statements
resonate with you?
You’ve read a lots of book from authors like
Sam Harris, Jeff foster, Deepak Chopra, Ken Wilber and are still confused?
You want to explore non-duality for the first time
You have a lot of experience and want to explore the nuances of the non-dual space.
You access stillness, quietness and finding it hard to integrate in your life
You have a trauma/habit/belief which gets entangled with non-duality
You struggle to bring non-duality into your relationship.
When you are quietly sitting on a meditation cushion,
the world is a fabulous place
and
then it falls a part once you leave it.
You want to end your spiritual search
and
are not seeking bliss, experiences, transmissions, or a guru
I am often asked can you live in non-duality all the time, the simple answer is no I don’t.
What I can say is that I have tested this out for two decades
and
the non-dual space has not changed,
has never left
even
under very extreme circumstances
and
by grace I have been able to recognized it.
”Working with Amaranatho has been like walking across a bridge.... a bridge that connects the outer world with the inner world and the mind with the body.
This integrative work is like mindfulness decoded and has given me the courage to trust my body which in turn allows me to move towards experiences that heal rather than hurt.
I am so blessed because what he made me aware of was my own wisdom.
An extraordinary guide, I will be forever grateful.
Thank you, Julie
Non dual coaching is like selling water by the river. Ultimately, you know who you are.
So before you start thinking I need Amaranatho to guide me, have a look at Douglas Harding headless approach, it is free. I consider him to be the greatest English mystic it the simplest and most profound way to recognise who you are.
Now if you are more question, you are struggling with this and you want some extra support carry on reading.
”Amaranatho has been an invaluable guide in my journey towards understanding who I am and how to live authentically, through non-dual coaching. I came to this work following a great deal of practice and learning but also with much confusion as to who I am and how I should proceed. I found him to be knowledgeable, patient, respectful and empathetic with a capacity to understand my needs.
Through his guidance, I have gained a much deeper understanding of the territory of my inner self and have developed a greater capacity to interpret it. While I still have much to learn, Amaranatho has expanded the map of my understanding and helped me find an authentic space from which to live my life. I highly recommend him to anyone in similar circumstances who is seeking guidance on their own journey towards self-discovery and fulfillment.
Tony
I consider myself a guide where we co-create your journey.
What I have found and experienced is that my personality and conditioning stopped from seeing clearly seeing who I was: my trauma’s, family and social conditioning.
I’ll help you untangle your conditioning, so you are not using non-duality, spirituality or anything else to bypass your personality, emotions, or the pain and joy of living on the planet and full recognise who you are.
I have a gift of recognising quickly what hold’s people back and where they are in their journey, Jung called this the shadow work. I combine this with a large toolbox of approaches, including just being with you. I have found brainspotting very helpful with this, as it can be quick at showing and resolving trauma, and hidden parts of ourselves, as it is based on relational attunement.
I was a Buddhist monk for 15 years and spent long periods of time alone, dealing with uncertainty and contemplating the deeper questions in life. I have a degree in AI, been a world explorer and am an accredit coaching supervisor and mentor to mindfulness teachers, facilitators, and spiritual leaders. I work one to one with contemplatives and mindfulness practitioners, meditators that are stuck in their practise and anybody that is curious about who they really are.
Find out more here
For real spiritual success is total failure, the defeat of all our ambition
(which isn’t a scrap better for being spiritual ambition).
It’s the realisation that there’s absolutely nothing to be achieved,
that all’s well here and now,
that we’ve never for an instant left the goal
were striving to reach one day.
Our bondage isn’t failure to win our liberation,
but to see it. In fact, it’s our aim that stands in the way of its realisation.
It’s our anxiety to arrive at perfection in the unreal
and
realisable future which hides perfection which at this moment
is staring us in the face.
Looking back -Two autobiographical essays from Douglas Harding
On a warm summer afternoon day in England I wandered around the monastery library in the early days of my Buddhist monastic journey. I had the voice of the Abbott…
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