A free three-session series

The End of Seeking

Conversations on Nonduality

Angelo DiLullo, MD

Physician, Author

Katrijn Van Oudheusden

Author, Seeing No-Self

Chris Niebauer, PhD

Cognitive Neuropsychologist

Salvadore Poe

Teacher, Author

Saturday, July 11 & Sunday, July 12, 2026

Free. Live or recorded. No upsell. Unsubscribe anytime.

Most spiritual paths add things. More practice, more knowledge, more progress toward a future version of you. Nonduality goes the other direction. It removes what was never true to begin with, until what’s already here becomes obvious.

This is a free conversation series with four people who teach and write in this field. Three live sessions on Zoom across Saturday, July 11, and Sunday, July 12, 2026. Each session is a conversation between two teachers. Sign up once. Attend live, or watch the recordings later.

The conversations

Three sessions, four teachers

Saturday, July 11

2 pm Eastern

1 pm Central
11 am Pacific · 7 pm UK

If everything is one, why does it look like this?

Katrijn Van Oudheusden

Chris Niebauer, PhD

A free-flowing conversation between Kat and Chris around the question. Chris brings the neuroscience of how the brain generates the sense of a separate self. Kat brings direct inquiry into whether that sense holds up under a close look. There’s time for audience questions toward the end.

Sunday, July 12

12 pm Eastern

11 am Central
9 am Pacific · 5 pm UK

What is inquiry, and how does it help?

Katrijn Van Oudheusden

Salvadore Poe

Kat and Sal in conversation, taking the question wherever it goes. Both teach in plain language and treat inquiry as something anyone can do, not just the dedicated few. There’s time for audience questions toward the end.

Sunday, July 12

5 pm Eastern

4 pm Central
2 pm Pacific · 10 pm UK

What does the end of seeking actually look like?

Chris Niebauer

Angelo DiLullo, MD

Chris and Angelo in conversation. Angelo writes from his own experience of a fundamental shift in how he encounters daily life. Chris brings the science of why the search persists, and what changes when it ends. There’s time for audience questions toward the end.

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The speakers

Four teachers in conversation

Chris Niebauer, PhD

Chris Niebauer is a cognitive neuropsychologist and was a tenured professor at a state university for over 20 years. He earned his PhD at the University of Toledo, specializing in the differences between the left and right hemispheres of the brain.

He started noticing parallels between neuroscience and Buddhist thought as a grad student in the early 1990s, when the connection was dismissed as a coincidence. His books include No Self, No Problem and the forthcoming The Abstract Mind.

The Abstract Mind

Katrijn Van Oudheusden

Katrijn Van Oudheusden writes about recognizing our nondual nature through direct inquiry. Originally from Belgium and raised in Thailand, she spent twenty years working in law and organizational development across the Netherlands and Germany. She now lives in Frankfurt.

Her approach is practical and empirical: rather than ask you to believe anything, she points to inquiries that show no-self in direct experience. She has written three books on nonduality, most recently Seeing No-Self, and writes a Daily Nonduality newsletter.

Seeing No-Self

Angelo DiLullo, MD

At 24, after years of intense internal suffering, Angelo had a fundamental shift in the way he experiences reality. The transformation was life-altering at every level.

It became clear that thoughts, and the way they paint our experience, are essentially unreal, something like ghosts.

What replaced this world of thought, struggle, and suffering was a boundless clarity and intimacy with what’s here. It became clear that this is simply the natural state of things, true for everyone, even when experience is distorted by identification with thought.

It also became exquisitely clear that suffering is unnecessary, and that anyone with a genuine yearning to awaken to their true nature has the capacity to realize this.

This realization led to the writing of Awake: It’s Your Turn. The book combines practical guidance, inquiry pointers, and direct experiential language for those on what he calls a pathless path.

Awake

Salvadore Poe

Salvadore Poe teaches by direct inquiry, not philosophy or concepts. He spent seven years in meditation retreats and with teachers in India and the US, including U.G. Krishnamurti and Douglas Harding. His seeking ended in 2004 when he met the teacher Dolano.

He began working with others in 2012 and now lives in Tiruvannamalai, where he holds live intensives and works with people online. His book is Liberation IS, The End of the Spiritual Path

Liberation IS

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is this really free?

Yes. Attending live is free, and the recordings are free as well. Nothing is locked behind a paywall.

Will you sell me something later?

You’ll be added to our mailing list, which means you’ll get our newsletters and occasional offerings. You can unsubscribe at any time. The series is free and remains free. We won’t ask you to purchase anything, and there won’t be any upsells.

Do I have to attend live?

No. The recordings go to everyone who signs up, whether or not you attended the live sessions. Live attendance does mean you can ask questions during the Q&A, but it isn’t required.

When will the recordings be available, and will they disappear?

Each session’s recording will be available within a few days of the live session, sent by email to everyone who signed up. The recordings stay free and accessible after the series ends.

Can I ask questions during the sessions?

Yes. There’s time for audience questions toward the end of each live session. If you’re watching the recording later, the questions and answers will be in there too.