Category: Teaching Anatomy

  • What is the Teaching?

    One of the strangest questions I was asked was “What is the Teaching? It is weird because it implies getting a short and simple answer to a very broad and complicated question. How would you answer if you were asked, for example, “What is life?” Of course, here you could stump and answer something like “Life is the road to… Continue reading "What is the Teaching?"

  • The third path

    I am posting on Facebook in my Mere Reality group, on Zen, and on Youtube. After reading my posts and articles some people want to encourage me and say: “Keep preaching, sister!”. When I heard it for the first time, I was very surprised. We do say like that when we fully agree with someone but at the same time… Continue reading "The third path"

  • Teaching for the future

    Humanity has a very difficult period now. Over the past centuries our civilization progressed dramatically. The appearance and inner content of civilization have changed. Unsurprisingly, the crisis of worldview has come. Previous ideas about the world have collapsed or are being destroyed right now, new ones are still being formed. Large-scale prospects of cognition and distant horizons unfold before humanity.… Continue reading "Teaching for the future"

  • The world without enemies

    Undoubtedly, hostility is one of the strongest human motivations. Although, in essence, this is not a motivation, but a reaction: a reaction to a contradiction, threat, rivalry, a resentment, conflict of interest, and so on and so on. For example, a child took away a toy from another child; the political interests of several states collided; someone gossiped about another… Continue reading "The world without enemies"

  • Religion? No. Spiritual Path

    The concept of “spirituality” is usually associated with religion. In the case of the Teaching, this association is reinforced by the fact that it uses terminology partially drawn from religious lexicon. A person who looks at our texts and other materials sees that they mention the Creator, gods, the afterlife, reincarnations, revelations — and they might get the impression that… Continue reading "Religion? No. Spiritual Path"

  • Temple and Workshop

    Turgenev’s Bazarov said: “Nature is not a temple, but a workshop, and man is its worker.” This statement by a fictional character sparked more debate than the words of many real celebrities. Materialists made it one of their slogans, despite the fact that Nature, in reality, created them, just as a Creator creates his creations. Meanwhile, many religiously inclined people… Continue reading "Temple and Workshop"

  • From the Depths of Millennia

    According to the Teaching, humanity has existed far longer than modern science acknowledges. More precisely, civilisation itself has a much older history. The origins of humanity as a species have been pushed back, thanks to recent scientific discoveries, to over a million years ago or even further. Yet, civilisation is only granted the last 5–7 thousand years, with the preceding… Continue reading "From the Depths of Millennia"

  • Only One Quatrain

    For over 20 years of the existence of the Teaching, the thought “Could it have been predicted?” has occurred to more than one or two people. It visited me too. Indeed, if the Teaching is so important for humanity and if its appearance was predetermined by the course of events in our world, it is quite possible that someone predicted… Continue reading "Only One Quatrain"