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Web Pages Hosted on this Site

Lists of Gurus/Teachers

General Nonduality

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www.chez.com/1564557/ -- Another French nonduality site

Nondual Teachings of Liberation -- Russian nonduailty site

Websites similar to NDS

Nonduality and The Matrix

The Matrix

The Advaita Shuffle

http://www.dimensional.com/~risaacs/k_cohen1.htm

http://www.nonduality.com/hl243.htm

Perception/Humor/Fun

Molecular Expressions

As Seen on the Web

Fun and Games from Taoism.net

http://www.gumwrapper.com/

http://www.netlaughter.com/jesus.htm

http://hotwired.lycos.com/animation/collection/peter_richardson/shinji/

Nonduality for Yogis

Nondualism, Yogas and Personality Characteristics, Greg Goode, Ph.D.

Yoga for Nondualists (and everyone)

James Traverse's Being Yoga

YogaVidya

Nonduality for the Senses
(Music, flash movies, photography, internet art, the arts)

Circles of the Heart

The Panhala Experience

Brain Opera

Kalachakra_Mandala

This American Life (Start with Staff Favorites)

Earth Echo Galleries

The Story of Self

Shinji-San

CEE'S NONDUAL MASTERPIECE IN PROGRESS

http://playoflight.com/kyoto/index.html

http://academic.bowdoin.edu/zen/intro_template.shtml?ryoan zen gardens

http://tonynewlin.com/Sunrises_and_Sunsets.htm

http://body-mind.com/bmrpg2aa.html

http://www.bigsnap.com/poems.html#poemsbc billy collins

http://davidwhyte.bigmindcatalyst.com/cgi/bmc.pl?page=home.html

The Japanese Garden

SRI ARUNACHALA AKSHARAMANAMALAI: Marital Garland of Letters

Beyond Poetry, by Ulla

Jan Barendrecht's Nothing to Add

Shankar Gallery

Deathless Art

Sand Mandalas (thanks, Glo!)

ZEN (thanks Andrew!)

Sacred Aums

Mysterious Places: Sacred Sites and Ancient Civilizations (thanks Christiana!)

Osho Home Page for music, jokes, the spoken voice of Osho and the Osho Transformation Tarot and Osho Zen Tarot.

Starwheels (thanks, Gene!)

Geisswerks

Who Are You?

Silken Tiger

Incense

http://www.oller.net/incense/journal.htm

http://www.japanese-incense.com

http://www.hikoshin.org/

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AlicesRestaurant/

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/incense_exchange

http://www.baieido.co.jp/english/page2.html

http://store.yahoo.com/scents-of-earth/index.html

http://www.hikoshin.org/kodo/taste/kodo.html

http://store.yahoo.com/scents-of-earth/poetryofscent.html

http://members.aol.com/somanath/fragrant.html

http://www.makeincense.com/

http://www.nutraceutic.com/category/incense/choosingincense.htm

http://incense-wholesale.tripod.com/ayurvedic/incense-recipes.html

http://www.botanical.com/index.html

http://www.nipponkodo.com/

A contributor to Alice's Restaurant recommends:

Scents of Earth. Great products, great prices, great service! Mark is an incense lover and goes the extra mile to do things right.
http://store.yahoo.com/scents-of-earth

Capricorn's Lair. This place has a lot of way cool stuff! Great incense supplies, great service, really nice folks.
http://www.capricornslair.com

Sensia. Good place for starter kits and supplies.
http://sensia.com/baieido.htm

200 Hands. beautiful ceramics, great starter kits and supplies.
http://www.200hands.com

Sunrose Aromatics. Starter kits, supplies, and excellent essential oils!
http://www.sunrosearomatics.com

Sweet Maria's. Looking for new hand "coffee" grinders? This place carries Zassenhaus, the "Cadillac" of hand grinders. I have a large coffe mill, and a Turkish mill from them, they are top notch, but not cheap.
http://www.sweetmarias.com/prod.zas.shtml

Janine writes on Alice's Restaurant:

I receive a newsletter from a supplier of essential oils who is also
beginning to carry incense. In the latest one, he included some links to
different websites on incense so I wanted to share them with this group
(which he kindly told me were for sharing in the first place):

Links on Ancient Incense Trade
http://home.att.net/~elath/incense.htm

Images of ancient incence burners
http://nefertiti.iwebland.com/timelines/topics/exploration.htm (link may no longer be active.)

beautiful site on ancient incense trade routes
http://www.aiys.org/webdate/monod.html

research on resinous botanicals and the habitats in which they grow
http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/ince/hd_ince.htm

the incense route
http://www.thecosmiccontext.de/islam/incense_trading_sau.html

great incense trade map
http://www.smithsonianmag.si.edu/smithsonian/issues98/oct98/yemen.html

Incense Offerings-
Throughout the world people of all religions have used incense in their offerings. Their are many shared beliefs about the symbolic meanings of incense and some which are unique to a particular time, country and place. I thought it might be enjoyable for those of you who love this subject to explore some of the links associated with these traditions:

http://landru.i-link-2.net/shnyves/incense_offering.htm

http://www.sacred-texts.com/bud/tib/incofr.htm

http://www.pvtnetworks.net/~kmcguire/incense.html

http://www.templeinstitute.org/vessels/incense.html

http://www.taoresource.com/incenseetc.html

http://www.begedivri.com/ketoret.htm

http://www.hinduism.co.za/flowers-.htm

For those of you in Europe who have been asking about Baieido products. This is the best retail outlet for Baieido I am aware of at the present: http://www.klang-stille.de The German word for incense is "Raucherwerk". The price are in Euro. --David Oller

These are but a few of the web sites available on this subject. You can discover many many more if you will go to a search engine like Google and put in key words-Incense Offering, or other combinations that pertain to the subject: http://www.google.com/

Nondual RVing

What is 'nondual RVing'? It's RVing with a special interest in wanting to be in touch with people who have nondual perspective.

Right now the concept sounds a little funny and strange, but with the advent of three things, I don't think it's going to be so funny or strange. The first is affordable broadband wireless internet; the second is changing demographics, as most of us are entering our mid-fifties, or prime RVing age! The third is the mainstreaming of nondual perspective.

When you consider that there a few million people RVing full or part-time, clearly there have to be many out there already on the road who would be interested in this subject.

Slab City. They love the Slabs Stories are in every RV, tent at Slab City

Boondocking. This poop sheet came from 20 years of boondocking experience in U.S., Mexico and Canada and articles that appeared in Escapees Magazine.

www.freecampgrounds.com and www.newrver.com. They'll try to sell you some books! Good information and more links!

www.escapees.com Escapees RV Club is dedicated to providing a total support network for RVers, including the full-time RVing lifestyle. This site covers information about our RV club and its many services and benefits, such as our RV parks, an RV magazine, rallies, educational seminars, and mail and message services. We also provide information related to full-timing, motorhomes, travel trailers, and other items of interest to RVers.

www.rvadvice.com. Loads of links and good general information.

Workers on Wheels. "The leading resource for enjoying the enterprising and economical lifestyle of full-time RVing while still earning a living."

Go RVing Canada.

Families on the Road.

Jim and Elaine's Home Page. A warm personal touch and lots of links.

Nonduality for the Mind

The Pluralism Project

Greg Goode's Non-Dualism and Western Philosophers. Where Hume gives good causality, this is the place to bring your philosophy knowledge up to nondual snuff.

Ludwig Wittgenstein, the essay highlights how the study of this influential and often difficult philosopher can be used to deconstruct parts of belief systems that are "bewitched by language" (Wittgenstein's phrase).

Stanley Sobottka's 'A Course in Consciousness', is now on the Web at http://faculty.virginia.edu/consciousness, a serious and noncommercial site. Sobottka is Emeritus Professor of Physics at the University of Virginia, and has taught seminars in nonduality for the nonscientist.

http://www.innerx.net/personal/tsmith/QuanCon.html

Nondual Celebs

Nonduality and Movies/Anime

Radio Shows

http://www.eaglecondor.net/meetourguests.shtml

http://www.newdimensions.org

Prayer

http://my.webmd.com/content/article/1728.92943

http://archinte.ama-assn.org/issues/v159n19/abs/ioi90043.html

http://www.jreprodmed.com/abs/jrm1137.htm

http://www.cnn.com/2000/HEALTH/alternative/01/18/prayer.power.wmd/

Near Death Experiences

http://www.near-death.com/experiences/reincarnation04.html

Nonduality from the Devoted

Sri Sadhu Om Swamigal: Devotee Shankar provides translations from Tamil of Sri Swamigal's Essence of Sadhana; this is the first English translation of an important work. Unique web pages we are honored to host.

Asmi: Excerpts from Nisargadatta's I Am That. This is the largest compilation of Nisargadatta words on the Internet. Compiled and edited by Manuel-Angel Carrasco. A unique collection of web pages we are honored to host.

Check out the unofficial Adi Da page

Ramana link pages:
http://www.geocities.com/bhagavanramana
http://nonduality.com/ramana.htm

Sites for the Soul

Terezin. Nonduality Salon is privileged to host these pages offering poems written by children held in Terezin concentration camp during the Holocaust. (Thank you, Gloria)

Visit The Hunger Site, and the Freedonation Site(thanks, M!)

The Extraordinary Marshall Ball (thanks Xan)

For Booklovers...

Non-duality Books. Non-Duality Books offers books and audio on Advaita and the non-dual perspective. The emphasis is on modern teachers but we also include some classic texts.

Check out millions of used titles at Advanced Book Exchange (thanks Bob!) or at www.bibliofind.com (thanks O.H.!) or try this used book search engine: www.bookfinder.com (thanks Glo!) Also try a search on Ebay. (thanks, me!)

www.hamiltonbook.com features discounts and closeouts in the areas of Religion, Eastern Philosophy, and many other categories; try a power search (thanks Victor Torrico!).

A little known online new book seller, because it isn't 'polished', but well-known for the last several decades is Motilal Banarsidass for those interested in Indological works.

Here is a really fine source of reasonably priced books of South Asia: http://users.erols.com/nataraj/ . Source for books about Ramana Maharshi, Tagore Radhakrishnan, Bhagavad Gita, Upanishads and tons more. (Thanks, Victor!)

The following specialize in books on nonduality:
Inner Directions, Books Beyond Words

Also see the recommended bookstores on the realization.org website and at http://www.geocities.com/bhagavanramana

ABookSearch: out of print, old, and rare books

Triad Books

Nonduality for the Taking

Buddhist Numbered Lists

The 'Wei Wu Wei' Archives