Well, I'm not too diligent about this, obviously! I have a lot of interesting interactions, but none of them posted. Too old fashioned, I guess. It doesn't suit my concept of personal privacy.
In case you popped in here for some reason, here's what's happening at the Portland Gurukula:
We begin a study of That Alone, The Core of
Wisdom, Narayana Guru and Nitya's spiritual masterpiece, today in
Portland. You can participate from your home computer, or read about it,
just by asking me at rsteitsworth@yahoo.com. Or come in person if you
live near Portland, Oregon.
A retired college professor in Hawaii
just sent a note prefaced by, "To say that I am a fan of That Alone is
an enormous understatement. It is, in my estimation, the most profound
text I’ve ever run across." A large percentage of those who read it
agree with him.
We'd love to have you join us in this exploration.
Monday, November 12, 2012
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
KSD news
Some current events:
I just completed another interview, which will appear on http://www.gnostics.com/ on June 1.
I've been contacted by http://wetwaremedia.com/ to possibly do an audio book version of KSD. There are some interesting titles there you might want to check out.
I've agreed to a talk at Crazy Wisdom Bookstore in Ann Arbor, Michigan, on October 2. Tell your Detroit area friends for me.
Lastly, I'll have a booth at Wordstock and hopefully be doing a reading there, Portland, Oct 11-14.
I just completed another interview, which will appear on http://www.gnostics.com/ on June 1.
I've been contacted by http://wetwaremedia.com/ to possibly do an audio book version of KSD. There are some interesting titles there you might want to check out.
I've agreed to a talk at Crazy Wisdom Bookstore in Ann Arbor, Michigan, on October 2. Tell your Detroit area friends for me.
Lastly, I'll have a booth at Wordstock and hopefully be doing a reading there, Portland, Oct 11-14.
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Phew!
Time is flying, and outdistancing me rapidly. Not too surprising! I'm a plodder, but at least I'm persistent.
Apparently I can't make links happen here, but you can find working ones on my website: http://scottteitsworth.tripod.com.
The video link requires a free software download, but I will attempt to put it on You Tube for those who don't want to go that far. It's worth skipping the first five minutes, too.
Apparently I can't make links happen here, but you can find working ones on my website: http://scottteitsworth.tripod.com.
The video link requires a free software download, but I will attempt to put it on You Tube for those who don't want to go that far. It's worth skipping the first five minutes, too.
Readings and Interviews
Events, as of now:
March 8 - Planetary Spirit internet radio broadcast, 1 PM Eastern: http://etin.emerson.edu/
March 18 - KBOO radio interview, 8:30-9:00 AM. -- 90.7 FM or online
Readings:
March 29 - Portland - Powell's Hawthorne, 7:30 PM
March 30 - Astoria Or. - Lucy's Books, 7:00 PM
April 6 - 50 year anniversary of the Good Friday Experiment!
April 7 - Seattle - East West, 7:00 PM
April 8 - Bellingham, Wa. - Village Books, 4:00 PM
April 19 - Mountain View, Ca. - East West Bookstore, 7:30 PM
March 8 - Planetary Spirit internet radio broadcast, 1 PM Eastern: http://etin.emerson.edu/
March 18 - KBOO radio interview, 8:30-9:00 AM. -- 90.7 FM or online
Readings:
March 29 - Portland - Powell's Hawthorne, 7:30 PM
March 30 - Astoria Or. - Lucy's Books, 7:00 PM
April 6 - 50 year anniversary of the Good Friday Experiment!
April 7 - Seattle - East West, 7:00 PM
April 8 - Bellingham, Wa. - Village Books, 4:00 PM
April 19 - Mountain View, Ca. - East West Bookstore, 7:30 PM
Friday, January 27, 2012
TV interview
Here it is!
Well sure, it's cable, sure to be seen by only five or six couch potatoes who are too stoned to operate the remote. But you can watch it at your leisure on the web. It's an hour long, with the first half as bio questions and the second half about the Bhagavad Gita and my book. This will have to do until I find time to write a blog post about the book and my reading at Powell's Hawthorne on March 29, as Anne requested. Either life is shockingly full or I'm extremely inefficient. Or both. But I'll get to it, I swear!
Well sure, it's cable, sure to be seen by only five or six couch potatoes who are too stoned to operate the remote. But you can watch it at your leisure on the web. It's an hour long, with the first half as bio questions and the second half about the Bhagavad Gita and my book. This will have to do until I find time to write a blog post about the book and my reading at Powell's Hawthorne on March 29, as Anne requested. Either life is shockingly full or I'm extremely inefficient. Or both. But I'll get to it, I swear!
Saturday, January 21, 2012
We might be able to make this blog interesting by discussing questions of spiritual/psychological moment. I specialize in practical applications of the principles of nonduality. For instance, wisdom yoga is the pairing of opposite tendencies in the mind, which cancels them out, revealing deeper levels of consciousness. Ordinarily we fixate on one side or the other of any polarity. This causes serious imbalances, individually and globally. The teaching of the Gita is to bring the sides together, revealing the Absolute as Nataraja Guru put it, or at least maximizing our understanding of the situation. I can attest that putting this into practice changes a person's life for the better, often dramatically.
I imagine I'll be blogging to myself for awhile, so until you join in I'll relate some of the examples I run across in my interactions with friends. I already have several email conversations going, and I've often thought it was a shame I couldn't share the insights we've discovered. This might be a way to do just that. Not all our questions need to be private. Or you can pretend they are about a friend of yours.
I imagine I'll be blogging to myself for awhile, so until you join in I'll relate some of the examples I run across in my interactions with friends. I already have several email conversations going, and I've often thought it was a shame I couldn't share the insights we've discovered. This might be a way to do just that. Not all our questions need to be private. Or you can pretend they are about a friend of yours.
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