Non-duality Press
Non-duality Press publishes books on the contemporary expression of
Advaita by mostly western authors and speakers.

RADIANT MIND
Peter Fenner's 9 month experiential course.
NONDUAL TEACHER TRAINING
...for effective sharing of nondual awareness

"The Enlightenment Quartet" by Chuck Hillig
Enlightenment for Beginners Read the Reviews
The Way IT Is Read the Reviews
Seeds for the Soul Read the Reviews
Looking for God: Read the Reviews
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Standing as Awareness, by Greg Goode. "The clearest book I have ever read about nonduality."  -Lex Samu
"Takes you to a new place of awareness using explanations and tools you likely have never before experienced." -Jerry Katz

Perfect Brilliant Stillness: beyond the individual self, by david carse "... Rare ... Your book is a beacon ..." Tony Parsons

Nonduality

Nisargadatta Maharaj - an important nondual sage (ASMI)

Another Nisargadatta Maharaj web page

Ramana Maharshi - an important nondual sage

The list of lists
of Teachers/Sages/Realizers/Confessors/Masters/Gurus

Sarlo's Guru Rating Service - Rich with teacher listings, ratings, opinions, and supported by a very active email forum.

Clara Llum's links, lineages, and teachers - with a great collection of videos.

Blueprints for Awakening - includes trailer to the film of the same title.

Lists of Teachers of Advaita Vedanta - A Wikipedia entry.

Builders of Culture - Eric Paroissien's fine list with photos and links

TAT Forum Index of Authors - Congratulations to TAT on writing this index, which links to articles by each author. Perhaps no other nonduality website is known to possess a useful written index of any kind.

Divine Inspirators - Many Indian sages that few have heard of. Video clips too.

Strictly Spiritual - Includes ratings of gurus and teachers; actively kept up. Good message board. Informative articles.

Satsang Worldwide - Access living teachers by clicking on a map of the world. Very well done site.

Some Teachers of Advaita - Dennis Waite's fine list of teachers with brief commentaries, photos, quotations. An important Advaita/nonduality site.

Germaine's Tapestry - Beautifully and carefully constructed lists of teachers from all times and traditions.

Erica Molnar's list - Interesting. Includes people from popular culture, musicians, literary figures.

The Thai Forest Traditions - Several recent important teachers not mentioned on other lists of teachers.

Spiritual Giants - List of several dozen living spiritual teachers with brief commentary and quotations.

Satsang.nl Links - Good list of many teachers with related material.

When I Awoke - Good reports about half a dozen living teachers.

Living Satsang - Several dozen teachers listed with supportive material.

Connection List - Pretty good basic list of teachers in German with photos.

Scott Shaw's List - List of several dozen teachers with photos and numerous supportive links.

Guru's Feet - Find your guru ... post your guru.

Ramana and Other Advaita - The original list of teachers. Some excellent writings. They say, "We have ceased to care about the search, the path, teachers, or indeed about awakening at all. Such concepts are no longer of interest." But you have to do this work from the place of neither caring nor not caring. That's been my experience for the last ten years.

Lists that do not appear to be kept up to date

Nonduality.com original list of teachers

The Gatekeep List of Spiritual Teachers - Very long list which does not appear to be kept up to date.

Lists of teachers who lived long ago

Arunachala Saints - List of several saints from over the centuries.

The Master List of Masters - List of Zen masters that lived centuries ago.

Before Hui-Neng: The Five Previous Chinese Patriarchs - More people from centuries ago.

Female Buddhas and Bodhisattvas - 32 historical figures, including graphics, supportive material.

Who's Who in the History of Mysticism - Figures in Western mysticism up to about 1700.

Biographies of Saints - Hindu saints from centuries ago.

Zen Lineages - Zen teachers through the centuries.

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