Favourite teachers?

[kira]

Hi folks... 

Im curious..... Which teachers/gurus

Do you listen to? 

For spiritual work.. Consciousness and other 

Besides leo. Obviously.. 

I like downloading the audio and listening to it on my headphones 

 

Greetings 

[Sirius Orion]

Peter Deunov

Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov

René Guénon

Schwaller de Lubicz

Patrick Burensteinas

[Stevo]

A few of mine:

Barry Long, Rupert Spira, Alan Watts, Jeff Foster, Master Chief Eligio The Christ, Sadhguru.

[egoeimai]

Girl it's been an eternity and a half. 

My go to are: GP Walsh, Eckhart Tolle, Matt Kahn, Rupert Spira, Jeff Foster, Lisa Cairns, Mooji, 

Although only the 3 of them on top of the list I am most likely to watch /listen. 

Edited September 18, 2019 by egoeimai

[kira]

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[kira]

@Sirius Orion @Stevo

thank you both I have add all of the names you gave me and will be checking everyone of them out

greetings

 

[egoeimai]

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[Aerial]

Favorite Old Teacher: Alan Watts

Favorite Modern Teacher: Sadhguru (and Leo)

Favorite New Teacher: Ethan Kahn 

[allislove]

The best teacher is you. I mean, for theory Leo (+ his booklist) is more than enough. For practice you only need you and, perhaps, a few psychodelics. 

 

I mean, 2 lsd trips taught me not less (perhaps more) than the whole Leo's preaching. 

But ultimately you need both, find your own balance between theory and practice. 

[MuddyBoots]

Great question! Got me thinking ...
Dead people: Alan Watts, Jiddu Krishnamurti.
Living people apart from Leo: Vishuddha Das (Koi Fresco), Rupert Spira (occasionally).

Although I don't really consider them my teachers, more like influences, people I listen to.

[Synchronicity]

Morgue

Jk?

[Bill W]

David Hawkins

[Ananta]

James Swartz

[kira]

@dimitri  Have done ayahuasca (was quite a experience)  there another phsycadelics trip plan in my future (ketelar - the pure form ) and another ayahuasca 3 days retreat also plan in the upcoming future. hihihi got the phsycadelics part down  

 

[lmfao]

@kira Alan Watts and J Krishnamurti. Alan Watts is very eloquent at putting into words non-duality. J Krishnamurti is very meta and direct so he might confuse someone without direct experience of higher states of consciousness. Such as when he says that when one is completely aware, there is no choice. 

If you're looking for someone practical on doing meditation sessions, Shinzen Young is good. He has a blog and youtube channel. 

 

Edited September 21, 2019 by lmfao

[PenguinPablo]

Joseph Goldstein, Gil Fronsdal, Leo Guru, Shaila Catherine

Edited September 22, 2019 by PenguinPablo

[ben_pte]

This guy is also my all time best spiritual teacher

 

Edited September 22, 2019 by ben_pte

[ben_pte]

It's very ironic, actually. Because the best teachers are, paradoxically, the ones who don't even believe the words that come out of their own mouth! and I sincerely mean this in a good way. From a non-dual perspective, one can say that "the most trustworthy one is the one who realizes their un-trustworthiness". 

[Aaron p]

I only really listen to the most powerful teachers, leo, Moojie baba, Alan watts, Jesus(from the Bible) and my favorite one is just God directly.

Edited September 22, 2019 by Aaron p

[pluto]

My favourite teacher of all time <3 She is infinitely wise, yet says not a word.

 

 

Edited September 22, 2019 by pluto