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Bruce Joel Rubin

Yoga & Tantra · Screenwriter & meditation

Academy Award-winning American screenwriter (Ghost, Jacob's Ladder) who has taught weekly meditation classes for decades, rooted in his practice with teacher Rudi (Albert Rudolph).

Yoga & TantraUnited States
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About the teacher

Bruce Joel Rubin

Rubin's spiritual path began after an early psychedelic experience sent him traveling through Greece, Turkey, Iran, Afghanistan and Pakistan, and living in ashrams, a Tibetan monastery and Buddhist temples across Asia. Back in New York he met his primary teacher, Rudi (Albert Rudolph), a kundalini-yoga teacher whose tantra-inflected approach to energy and surrender Rubin describes as having merged his spiritual and creative life into "one unfolding."

He continues to teach a weekly Sunday meditation class and talk over Zoom, free of charge but by invitation only after contacting him directly; recordings of his talks dating back to 2005 are publicly available on his website and YouTube channel.

The ultimate climax of a real story is awakening from story. And that's the great journey for all of us.
Bruce Joel Rubin
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Interview

Oscar-Winning Screenwriter Bruce Rubin Talks About His Life

Bruce Joel Rubin discusses Brainstorm, Ghost and Jacob's Ladder.

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Meditations on Story with Bruce Joel Rubin, Academy Award-Winning Screenwriter of Ghost

Bruce Joel Rubin on screenwriting, spirituality and storytelling.

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