Welcome to the center of timeless being, to your true nature that is always present; the ground in which all experiences arise. How beautiful that we need no special circumstance, situation or technique to realize what we truly are. Yet, practically, we need community, teachings and teacher to reveal what otherwise seems eternally elusive.

This website is a portal to what is already yours, already here in your heart, ready to be claimed the moment you fall into your absolute stillness. I look forward to our meeting where there is neither self nor other, only this moment of timeless being.



The Center of Timeless Being is dedicated to the path of self-inquiry and to all who aspire to awaken to their true nature as the formless sacred mystery of Being that underlies all of life. Find out more about who we are.

Nondualism sings the song of Oneness and emphasizes direct experience rather than mere intellectual understanding. We find these teachings at the root of all the world’s spiritual paths including Gnostic Christianity, East Indian Advaita, Japanese Zen, Chinese Chan, and Tibetan Dzogchen. To learn more, and to read and listen to articles and interviews, visit our teachings page.

Sangha, or community is vital to our realization and embodiment of true nature in daily life. Through community we are able to recognize and heal the myriad ways in which we’ve split ourself into separate parts. When we are finally able to see ourself in everyone, and everything, we are truly living the nondual teachings. To learn more about the community and how you can become involved visit our sangha page.

The Center of Timeless Being offers events, including satsangs, intensives, retreats, and special trainings. To view the calendar and listing of upcoming events, visit the events page.

On our publications page you will find a comprehensive listing/catalogue of available books, audio and other resources written by Richard Miller and other teachers in the nondual tradition.

Yoga Nidra, and Richard’s modern adaptation of it for the western world, which he calls Integrative Restoration - iRest is a secular practice consisting of 20-35 minute sequences, which emphasize:

• Awareness of the physical body and breath
• Systematic desensitization to neutralize and resolve negative sensation, stress, emotion, belief, image and memory
• An experience of joy and well-being
• The embodiment of equanimity amidst the changing circumstances of life

iRest enables participants to:

• Embody skills that they can use throughout their lifetime
• Heal through trauma
• Experience a sense of mastery when encountering difficult situations
• Awaken to and embody the unchanging state of wholeness that pervades every moment of daily life and ultimately

Yoga Nidra: The Interwoven Thread that Empowers Your Practice of Yoga
Date:             Thursday, September 25
Time:             9:00pm EDT/6:00pm PDT (Sept. 26 10:00am JST/1:00pm NZ)
Cost:             $ 24.95 CAD
Info: YogaSpirit.ca
 
Yoga Nidra is a comprehensive view of spiritual awakening drawn from the unqualified teachings of Kashmir nondual Tantra Yoga. It is a wisdom path of the heart that will inform all aspects of your yoga practice, including Yama, Niyama, Asana, Pranayama, Pratyahara and the path of meditation (Dharana, Dhyana and Samâdhi). Yoga Nidra provides you with a comprehensive map, an exquisite orientation and a straightforward path of understanding that will help you maintain a clear perspective of all the yogic teachings you will ever receive over the coming years. Its comprehensive map makes everything clear, simple and understandable in what otherwise can feel like a sea of yoga confusion. Richard’s comprehensive understanding and easy style of delivery makes the complex field of yoga teachings clear and easy to understand.

What is Meditation?
A Free Open Line Tele-class
Date:             Wednesday, November 19
Time:             9:00pm EST/6:00pm PST (Nov. 20 11:00am JST/3:00pm NZ)
Cost:             $ 0
Info: YogaSpirit.ca
 
Join Richard for this illuminating presentation of the simple yogic teaching that underlies all approaches to meditation. Meditation grows naturally when we recognize the heartfelt essence of pure Being as our inherent ground of joy and equanimity. Meditation takes root when we realize that every experience is born, unfolds, decays and dissolves in pure Being. Meditation blossoms when we experience pure being as always present, in every moment, even in the midst of ordinary and difficult circumstances. Meditation flowers when we awaken to the ‘one taste that is the entire universe and ourselves, our most intimate feeling of pure Being that is always prior to, and accompanies every experience.

The natural tendency of the mind is to identify with whatever thought or emotion is present and forget its essential nature as pure Being. Co-arising with forgetting is the feeling of separation: the feeling that something is amiss. The good news is that the feeling of separation is a messenger. Separation reveals that our mind is moving away from its homeground of pure Being and is becoming lost in the world of experience. This understanding orients us to meditation where we become devoted to releasing attention into our heart feeling of pure Being. As pure Being moves foreground, it outshines the feeling of separation. Meditation is the simple act of abiding in and as the radiant heart feeling of pure Being in the midst of all circumstances. When all of life is recognized to arise, unfold, decay and dissolve in and as pure Being, everything is realized to be unqualified pure Being.

Meditation: The Doorway to Who You Are
Date:             Thursday, December 11
Time:             9:00pm EST/6:00pm PST (Dec. 12 11:00am JST/3:00pm NZ)
Cost:             $ 24.95 CAD
Info: YogaSpirit.ca
 
Join Richard for a captivating presentation where he presents time-honored yet easy to follow instruction for bringing meditation into our daily life.

From the yogic perspective, meditation is a way of life, rather than a particular technique. When we are oriented in this simple understanding, meditation becomes something we keep with us all day long, rather than leaving it on the mat in our practice room. Every moment becomes a doorway, or portal through which meditative understanding, as a heartfelt realization, enters into and informs every aspect of our life.