
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


This guided meditation explores sensing the body as open, empty space. We gradually soften the sense of separation between body, mind, and world—resting in a spacious awareness beyond form. This practice invites a direct experience of presence, peace, and the quiet joy at the heart of being.
Go to withoutanet.blog for the script, to comment, and all that the Without a Net program has to offer.
The Vijnana Bhairava Tantra is an ancient Sanskrit scripture central to the Trika school of Kashmir Shaivism. Presented as a dialogue between the goddess Bhairavi and the god Bhairava (Shiva), it expounds 112 meditative techniques aimed at direct realization of ultimate consciousness.
https://hareesh.org/vbt-blog-posts
By Dori DeCamillisThis guided meditation explores sensing the body as open, empty space. We gradually soften the sense of separation between body, mind, and world—resting in a spacious awareness beyond form. This practice invites a direct experience of presence, peace, and the quiet joy at the heart of being.
Go to withoutanet.blog for the script, to comment, and all that the Without a Net program has to offer.
The Vijnana Bhairava Tantra is an ancient Sanskrit scripture central to the Trika school of Kashmir Shaivism. Presented as a dialogue between the goddess Bhairavi and the god Bhairava (Shiva), it expounds 112 meditative techniques aimed at direct realization of ultimate consciousness.
https://hareesh.org/vbt-blog-posts