Tom is returning to Seeking Nothing to launch the year with a talk on non-duality that will encompass ideas about spiritual paths, awakening and an exploration of nondualism.

Tom has an intuitive grasp of the empty fullness communication which Seeking Nothing participants tend to gravitate to, which gives no fuel for the seeker, but has his own unique style and approach in being able to tread between the different expressions of non-duality. His helpful approach is also able to look at non-duality from a perspective which draws from traditional Advaita. As we discovered in August when Tom spoke alongside Roger Castillo, he is something of a reservoir of knowledge about the Advaitan tradition and its origins which brought some fantastic fresh insight into the original concepts to be found in ancient scriptures.

If you haven't watched Tom Das' interview on Buddha at the Gas Pump, it is worth checking out here. Tom writes regularly on his "Non-duality" Facebook page as well as other Facebook groups. A collection of key articles of his can be found on his web page www.TomDas.com.

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"This is the liberation that we were looking for, and it is never found by the me, and cannot be put into words. Its depth is profound, as is its superficiality and obviousness. It is always here, as it were, as it is simply everything and all inclusive.

There is no concept of freedom or bondage here, for both these are projections of the "I", itself a projection. Or, if these concepts are here, they are not clung onto and taken seriously."

Tom Das - Letting Go Of Liberation

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