Days after narrowly surviving a catastrophic flood, meditation trainer Delson Armstrong joins Michael Taft to contemplate what stays when religious concepts fall away. Their dialog explores primal consciousness, the religious ego, and Delson’s forthcoming assortment of Sanskrit aphorisms—a “love letter to the exhausted seeker” synthesizing Buddhism, Vedānta, Yoga, Sāṃkhya, and Tantra. Additionally they focus on paraconsciousness, karma and divine play, Nisargadatta Maharaj, Śrī Vidyā and Lalitā, and the problem of educating with authority with out taking the function of guru too severely.
Delson Armstrong is a meditation trainer whose work brings collectively Buddhist, yogic, and tantric traditions. A trainer of Tranquil Knowledge Perception Meditation, he’s recognized particularly for his experience within the jhānas and different deep meditative states. He’s additionally licensed to show all seven levels of Lahiri Mahasaya’s Kriya Yoga and practices within the Śrī Vidyā and Trika lineages. Delson teaches internationally, providing retreats, workshops, and particular person steerage targeted on awakening, freedom from struggling, and translating historic contemplative strategies for contemporary practitioners.
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