Any Opinion of Ira Shepetin?

[andrasnm]

Ira Schepetin / Atma Chaitanya is a student of the ancient Indian philosophical-spiritual tradition of Advaita Vedanta, which teaches the non-dual nature of the self. For over 45 years he has studied with eminent Indian and Western scholars of the subject. He has undergone many years of ‘discipleship’ and instruction, in the original Sanskrit, with orthodox Renunciate Swamis belonging to this non-dual tradition. He has presented academic papers internationally and has published numerous articles on non-duality in various philosophical journals.

Ira Schepetin studied under two Indian Advaita Vedānta masters early in his spiritual journey:

Swami Dayānandaji—he was Schepetin’s first Indian guru, Schepetin being the first Western disciple.

Swami Satchidanandendra—Schepetin is noted as the only Western disciple of this esteemed teacher. 

Edited July 22 by andrasnm

[Salvijus]

Advaita is for noobs of the past. Leave that sinking ship behind. Look up agni yoga instead and the masters thereof. That's the future of spirituality. The tides have shifted, it's time to change your pants. 

Edited July 22 by Salvijus

[Breakingthewall]

He said for example this: 

My beloveds, the being that you are is not being. Because being is not. What is not, is what is. And that, of course, is the Supreme Being that cannot be said, but I say it because the Silence told me so. And the Silence is my Teacher. Though I am its Teacher as well. All is One. And One is I. So welcome to me.”

Or

Don't eat fruit with the peel on it. That prevents the kundalini from rising. But if you've already eaten it, don't worry: it's all maya.