My Buddhist practice includes extensive studies of:

• Buddhist literature (English only),
• Many of the published lectures of Osho on Buddhism,
• Many scientific articles related to mind & brain studies, and
• Personal observation during meditation.

Within each of us is Buddhahood. Whenever we touch that place inside it is usually characterized as an "aha" moment. Nibbana is living in that space as an abiding continuity.

Obviously those are strong words. While anatta (no self) is central to my practice, i will take "ownership" of what i say on this website. Blame me for what you label "mistaken," not my teachers. After all, i am only a teenager in the Dharma. By that i means 2 decades of retreats, daily sitting & walking, and study. I do not live in a cave; i am a software consultant. My goal in 1991 was liberation as a layman, not a monk.