In Zen koan practice, the practitioner attempts to penetrate the question to reveal the nature of reality. Rene Descartes’ ‘Cogito ergo sum’ (‘I think, therefore I am.’) is a well-known principle of Descartes’ philosophy. Today we shall explore the extraordinary merging of eastern and western spirituality in this philosophy-packed video!

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This video explores the fascinating relationship between Buddhism and neuroscience, providing insights into how meditation and mindfulness practices can change the brain. Through scientific research and personal anecdotes, you’ll discover how these practices can lead to personal growth and transformation.

Asangoham offers beautifully crafted narrations that explore spirituality and philosophy, accompanied by soulful audio effects that will help you fully immerse yourself in the experience.

In 19th-century Bengal, there lived a boy called Gadadhar, whose life sounds like a work of fiction. One of India’s most revered saints, he once held a sword to his neck in his endless devotion to the goddess Kali. He rolled around naked, rebuked social behavior, got lost in states of trance, and broke endless expectations…

Asangoham offers beautifully crafted narrations that explore spirituality and philosophy, accompanied by soulful audio effects that will help you fully immerse yourself in the experience.

Charles Bukowski was an American poet, novelist, and short story writer. He wrote about those considered the lowest in society — the drunks, prostitutes, vagabonds, skid-row bums, and beggars. He could write about them because he was one of them!

Asangoham offers beautifully crafted narrations that explore spirituality and philosophy, accompanied by soulful audio effects that will help you fully immerse yourself in the experience.

“The headless way is simply to see who you are without the story of a person” ~ Douglas Harding

Douglas Harding, who lived into his 90s, spent his entire life instructing people on how to see the utterly obvious fact that they DO NOT have a head. Harding said that once this fact is seen –that we have no head — then we at the same time have the most profound insight into our true nature, non-duality, or what many mystical and religious traditions call “enlightenment.”

Asangoham offers beautifully crafted narrations that explore spirituality and philosophy, accompanied by soulful audio effects that will help you fully immerse yourself in the experience.