Satsang: The Razor's Edge
A caution against treating satsang as a whole spiritual path, and why traditional approaches were gradual.
Non-duality · Practical Mysticism
American non-duality teacher based in the Pacific Northwest, founder of "Tapestry of Being," known for integrating Advaita, Tibetan Buddhist, and Trillium Awakening influences into a mandala-based teaching framework.
Krishna Gauci's teaching draws on training in Tibetan Buddhism, Advaita (he studied under Papaji), and the Waking Down/Trillium Awakening path, where he has also served as a teacher. He is known for a mandala-based model of six modes of spiritual engagement, and is the author of Tapestry of Being: Talks on Practical Mysticism.
Krishna currently offers free weekly online satsang via Zoom, combining talks, guided meditation, Q&A, transmission, and silent sitting, alongside private one-on-one sessions and periodic workshops.
“Join us in celebrating the paradox of being both Divine and Human, Transcendent and Immanent, simultaneously.”Krishna Gauci
Talks, day programmes and retreats currently listed in the Paths Are Many calendar.
Short introductions and longer conversations, to hear this teacher in their own words.
A caution against treating satsang as a whole spiritual path, and why traditional approaches were gradual.
Krishna Gauci speaks on vulnerability as something to value rather than defend against on the path.
A short satsang teaching on silence as something entered only now, whose effects show up over time.
Krishna Gauci talks with Rick Archer about the core wound, the sense of being a person, and holding the absolute and the human together.
Direct contemplation of awareness, identity and the experience of separation.
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