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Dr. Tim reads from Krishnamurti's book Commentaries On Living Series 2, and discussion with callers.
Dr. Tim discusses a new podcast featuring James Kimmel, Jr., JD, and his book titled The Science of Revenge: Understanding the World's Deadliest Addiction and How to Overcome It.
Dr. Tim reads from Krishnamurti's book Commentaries On Living Series 2, with commentary, and discussion with callers.
Discussion with several callers, and then reading from Krishnamurti's book, Commentaries On Living Series 2.
Dr. Tim discusses with T.J. the effects of her reciting the Forgiveness Patter during her 10 day silent retreat.
Dr. Tim reads more from Krishnamurti's book Commentaries On Living Series 2.
Dr. Tim reads more from Krishnamurti and the book Commentaries On Living Series 2.
Dr. Tim reads from Commentaries On Living Series 2 by Krishnamurti. Caller raised some questions for discussion.
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Joyfully applying practical, spiritual solutions to life’s challenges has been a characteristic of my work over the years. On this interactive Zoom/conference podcast, I will be sharing the best of…
My interest in practical spiritual teachings has grown steadily over the years following my introduction to the work of J. Krishnamurti in the early 1980s. Favorite authors and teachers, whose works I include in our discussions, include A Course In Miracles, The Way of Mastery, The Tao Made Easy, Diederik Wolsak’s Choose Again, Shirzad Chamine’s Awareness and Positive Intelligence, Guy Finley’s The Courage To Be Free, Michael Singer’s The Untethered Soul and The Surrender Experiment, Dr. Michael Ryce’s Why is this Happening to Me — AGAIN? as well as books by Alan Cohen and the works of Carl Jung, Alan Watts, Anthony deMello and Pema Chodron, to name a few.
I have always been drawn to teachers who invite us to observe and question rather than to prescribe an already set thought pattern or belief system. My intention is to provide a free, accessible, safe way to address and neutralize the stress-producing climate many of us find ourselves in at present. Listeners are encouraged to bring their own personal challenges and questions to these conversations.
The podcasts are free to all who are interested.