Me Is Totally Doomed: David Nassim

"Oneness" is a dualistic concept, and your spiritual seeking is totally doomed to fail. Why is this radical nonduality message so deeply offensive to the ego? In this episode of Talking to Source, Hans sits down with David to explore radical nonduality and the end of seeking nonduality. Drawing from his resonance with U.G. Krishnamurti and Tony Parsons, David explains why spiritual practices and traditions like Advaita Vedanta or Zen are ultimately traps for the ego. Discover the illusion of the seeker, why there is no doer, and the immense, quiet relief of "what is." SUBSCRIBE for weekly conversations on nonduality & awakening:   / @talkingtosource   0:00 Introduction to David and radical nonduality 1:42 David's years of depression and seeking 2:22 Meeting U.G. Krishnamurti and Tony Parsons 5:48 Why the end of seeking has no fireworks 7:48 There are no requirements for liberation 10:08 Why this expression is totally pointless 12:00 "Your Zen was good for 5 minutes" 13:41 Religion as a spiritual security blanket 14:44 Why radical nonduality is highly offensive 17:45 Rejection, resonance, or total boredom 21:48 Why silence isn't better than noise 26:22 It's not hidden: The conundrum of seeking 28:45 Global tension and the suicidal nature of "me" 31:00 The trap of "be here now" teachings 35:11 The "me" state is just a contraction 38:32 Why the concept of "oneness" is dualistic 41:02 Everything unfolds without a doer More Videos from Hans:   • Is AI Dumbing Us Down? The Spiritual Cost ...   #radicalnonduality #tonyparsons #advaitavedanta #davidnassim #talkingtosource