Floyd Henderson has an Advaita Blog to communicate daily meditations on relevant topics. His main site contains details of his books and he also has an Advaita Quotes blog.
The teacher Aja Thomas also now has a blog.
Gilbert Schultz, a former student of 'Sailor' Bob Adamson has a blogspot here.
Acalayoga is devoted to providing information about Ramana Maharshi with links to downloads and extracts, up-to-date information on events and other relevant thoughts.
Happiness of Being is the weblog of Michael James, who has a major website devoted to Ramana Maharshi.
Ramana
Maharshi - In the Lineage of the Self aims to develop, in
the words of the author, "an Experiential Language
meaning a way of conveying spirituality through
a language that lends itself most directly and
immediately to an experiential awareness of Self."
KrishnaViswaroopam is apparently a more traditionally based blog, drawing on the teachings of the Upanishads and Swami Vivekananda.
Non-duality Cartoons has a number of... well, cartoons depicting various aspects of non-duality from illustrator Bob Seal.
Self-Identity
Anonymous is
the blog of E J Shearn, author of the '12 Step'
model of Self-Enquiry (using the model of Alcoholics
Anonymous' Twelve Step Program).
Arunachala Grace - Not specifically about Advaita philosophy, this beautifully produced blog contains stories, pictures and general information relating to Mt. Arunachala and Ramana Maharshi.
Guruphiliac - is the place to go for debunking and exposure of gurus (with humour). The headline claims "Revealing Self-Aggrandizement and Superstition in Self-Realization since 2005" - and it is still going strong!
Awaken to Nonduality contains book excerpts, extracts from other web publications, thoughts and musings on non-duality from several contributors.
The Seer is the weblog of Peter Sumner, a spiritual mentor based at Gurukula in Fremantle, Western Australia, particularly influenced by Eckhart Tolle. There are frequent updates with extracts from books, topical observations and comments and even jokes.
Self Knowledge is the weblog of Dr. Shyam Subramanian, one of the moderators of the Advaitin Egroup. See samples of his writing at this site.
A practical approach to Advaita - an introduction to Advaita and how to put the philosophy to practice in everyday life.
Tattva Bodha - an intelligent commentary on the tattva bodha, explaining many Advaitic terms from first principles.
You Are Dreaming is the blog of Randall Friend, a disciple of 'Sailor' Bob Adamson and Gilbert Schultz.
Absolute Freedom is the blog of Charlie Hayes, influenced by Nisargadatta Maharaj, 'Sailor' Bob, John Wheeler et al.
Awake
by Katie is the interactive blog of Katie Davis
(see Teacher
entry). You
can also have content delivered by 'FeedBurner'.
Sundance
and Katie is the interactive blog of Sundance
Burke and Katie
Davis (links are to Teacher
entries). You can also have content delivered
by 'FeedBurner'.
Professor
Narayana Moorty has a blog based around his notes
and papers for a possible book on U. G. Krishnamurti.
Awakening
to One is the blog of Sukhbir Singh, containing
clearly presented, thought provoking analysis
of some of advaita's key topics.
Ganapati-Advaita
Ashram is the blog of Nathan Spoon, who teaches
at this small ashram in Charlotte, NC. His background
includes other traditions such as tantra, Kashmir
Shaivism and kuNDalinI but Nathan now teaches
Advaita and his blog addresses such topics as
practice and self-enquiry.
The
Philosophy of Advaita Vedanta - Nonduality contains articles on numerous
aspects of advaita. These take the form of short
definitions or discussions on terms or discrete
topics and the emphasis is on traditional interpretation
according to Shankara.
Arunachala
and Sri Ramana Maharshi - is the weblog of
David Godman, the author of possibly the best
book on Ramana's teaching, 'Be
As You Are'. Its purpose is to provide 'musings
on any matters relating to the life and teachings
of Ramana Maharshi' and there are numerous quotations
and extracts from related books.
Jerry Katz now
has a Nonduality
blog. Possibly the most 'active' non-dualist
on the Internet, Jerry's writing is always readable
and interesting and often thought-provoking,
whether reviewing books or films (he seems to
read more than anyone I know!) or finding the
non-dual in the most unlikely places. Read his
fascinating piece on lucid dreams on April 29
'08.
Just
Rest is the blog of Vincent
Flammini, influenced by 'Sailor' Bob, John
Wheeler et al. There are articles and discussions
with questioners, emphasizing the need to 'just
stop and rest'.
Living
in the Embrace of Arunachala is the blog
of Richard Clarke and is providing an extensive
photographic and personal record of the environs
of Arunachala, covering temples, village life,
general walking and much more. It is also the
most complete reference for the Inner Path
pradakShiNa.
Yoda
Sutras -
In a beautifully designed and presented website, Phalachandra
juxtaposes news reports on a wide range of cutting-edge science
subjects with a vast number of fascinating aphorisms from Osho,
whom many people consider as one of foremost proponents of Advaita
Vedanta in our age.
Radiance
of Being is the blog of Rodney Stevens. Influenced
principally by John Wheeler, he provides pointers,
reviews, questions & answers and generally expresses
observations on 'simply being' in the present.
Beyond Advaita is the blog of Ramesam Vemuri. Presented in a user-friendly manner, it contains numerous well-written posts pertaining to the way in which science is related to nonduality. Ramesam also has a science-based website.
Advaitananda is the blog of Sundararajan Mohan. Attractively presented, it debates how science is beginning to realize that there is a strong link connecting all parts of the universe, and how that ties in with the message of the Vedas.
Wholeness: the Ground of Being is the blog of Harry Liantziris. 'About' non-duality but influenced by Western Philosophy and tending towards neo-Advaita in style and content. |
