The text, often called "Dattatreya's Song Of The Avadhut," is attributed to the Hindu sage Dattatreya. It is a foundational text in the philosophy of Advaita Vedanta, exploring the idea of nonduality and asserting that the self is identical to the ultimate cosmic reality.
Born in Paris and now living in Brooklyn, Martin Lenclos adopts a non-dualistic approach in all his endeavors, from conceptual art and design research to creativity workshops and visually oriented spiritual practices. Martin remains independent of any specific spiritual tradition. To facilitate a connection to our higher truth, he advocates for vision training through 'Design for Nothing'—a mind-healing practice utilizing perception shifts and the power of miscreation. L'Enclos is a design practice and spiritual sanctuary to creatively and artistically explore non-dual principles.
