I have been making a few changes to the pages, trying not to have things too cluttered. As I look through the stats for the site I see some interesting things. Not to worry; Blogger provides some information about where people come here from, like a referring site, and their country of origin, but its pretty basic information.
What strikes me about the people reading the blog is that they come from such a broad range of countries. I will see someone from the United Arab Emirates, just one or two, every now and again, but consistently coming on and reading. U.S., Canada, U.K., Russia, Ireland, Italy, and South America continue to be the heaviest traffic, but the stats show a consistent broad-based readership. It is for this reason that I have been upset about their not being a good translator application available for blogger so you can view this site in a range of languages that may be more comfortable, easier, and enjoyable for you to have at your fingertips. If the translators become available again (they used to be but that widget has become corrupted and no good alternative is currently available) then I will use them for the blog.
It is my hope that the interest and experience with this thing called nonduality or awakening will continue, that its presence will spread not just in an academic way but in a real life way, helping to deepen the mystery of your life and the lives of countless people here now. The experience is simply the feeling of FEELING how you have suddenly become connected to a larger sense of being....to the world, to the universe....it might seem very over the top, but its very simple, this. Within each of us is the capacity for this experience and once you do, it wont seem strange or unusual, but like a long lost friend who has returned to you. Or who has returned you to a part of yourself that was perhaps getting covered over in the worldly stuff.
I am including a list of all the countries, or most of them, that I have noted over the last year since I started taking notice.
US
Canada
UK
Scotland
Philippines
India
Germany
Japan
Singapore
United Arab Emirates
Australia
Mauritius
Mexico
Argentina
Jakarta
Brazil
Belgium
Ireland
South Africa
Argentina
Peruguay
Russia
Denmark
France
Italy
Spain
Sweden
Poland
Greece
China
Syria
Kuwait
Singapore
New Zealand
Iran
Croatia
Serbia
Latvia
Serbia
Zimbabwe
What strikes me about the people reading the blog is that they come from such a broad range of countries. I will see someone from the United Arab Emirates, just one or two, every now and again, but consistently coming on and reading. U.S., Canada, U.K., Russia, Ireland, Italy, and South America continue to be the heaviest traffic, but the stats show a consistent broad-based readership. It is for this reason that I have been upset about their not being a good translator application available for blogger so you can view this site in a range of languages that may be more comfortable, easier, and enjoyable for you to have at your fingertips. If the translators become available again (they used to be but that widget has become corrupted and no good alternative is currently available) then I will use them for the blog.
It is my hope that the interest and experience with this thing called nonduality or awakening will continue, that its presence will spread not just in an academic way but in a real life way, helping to deepen the mystery of your life and the lives of countless people here now. The experience is simply the feeling of FEELING how you have suddenly become connected to a larger sense of being....to the world, to the universe....it might seem very over the top, but its very simple, this. Within each of us is the capacity for this experience and once you do, it wont seem strange or unusual, but like a long lost friend who has returned to you. Or who has returned you to a part of yourself that was perhaps getting covered over in the worldly stuff.
I am including a list of all the countries, or most of them, that I have noted over the last year since I started taking notice.
US
Canada
UK
Scotland
Philippines
India
Germany
Japan
Singapore
United Arab Emirates
Australia
Mauritius
Mexico
Argentina
Jakarta
Brazil
Belgium
Ireland
South Africa
Argentina
Peruguay
Russia
Denmark
France
Italy
Spain
Sweden
Poland
Greece
China
Syria
Kuwait
Singapore
New Zealand
Iran
Croatia
Serbia
Latvia
Serbia
Zimbabwe
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