In this beautiful ten minute audio from one of his podcasts, Mooji points out how important it is to have the qualities of trust, faith and openness alive in you. Let’s sit back, close our our eyes and listen…
In this wonderful 14 minute video, Mooji gives us a direct guidance and exercise to discover our inherent peace and stillness. By staying in this true place, we find that we don’t have to go out and change the world, but our very presence will begin to radiate peace and harmony.
Eckhart Tolle shares powerful insights on the importance of presence and the nature of spiritual awakening in this thought-provoking video. He observes that many people live as if they are longing to be somewhere else, never fully present in the moment, which creates a sense of dissatisfaction. Tolle uses the analogy of waking up from sleep to describe the process of spiritual awakening, emphasizing the clear distinction between being spiritually asleep and awake. He concludes by stating that normal human consciousness is actually a form of unconsciousness, as it is heavily conditioned by the past.
In this lovely 9 minute video, a man feels ‘enchanted’ by thoughts and asks for guidance on how to stay connected to himself while thinking. Let’s listen carefully to Rupert’s response…
We are all connected to the universe. In this amazing video, Eckhart speaks about deep loss and how communities can help us heal from suffering. Nothing is permanent in the eternal universe and this realization is one of freedom.
Jim Carrey has been expressing tidbits of his understanding of non-duality in the media lately and many are questioning his sanity. By the reaction of the media we find that perhaps the world at large is not ready to hear this message. However, in this nine minute video, a young man named Prince Ea explains what Jim Carey meant in these interviews in a very easy to understand format for the masses. Is it possible that this will become common knowledge in the near future?
Eckhart Tolle explores the common misconceptions surrounding happiness and the true purpose of life’s challenges. He explains that the world is not meant to make us happy but to make us conscious, and that growth occurs through overcoming difficulties. Eckhart Tolle discusses how psychological suffering can lead to an awakening, revealing that much of our unhappiness is self-created. He emphasizes the importance of presence and finding peace even in moments of sadness. Ultimately, Eckhart Tolle suggests that recognizing the ego’s role in our suffering can help us transcend it and experience a deeper sense of peace.
In this five minute video, Gangaji puts forth a very simplistic way at looking at and being who you are.
A woman whose father recently died says that she feels he is one with her, truly incorporated in her. She asks Rupert to describe the place where loved ones go. Rupert says that it is the heart, where our loved ones always and only exist as our shared being. Let’s listen…
In this 8 minute video, Eckhart Tolle discusses the limitations of using willpower for manifestation, suggesting that wanting something implies a lack of possession. He advises that the most effective way to manifest is by feeling that you already possess what you desire, which arises from a sense of completeness and presence in the moment. Eckhart Tolle emphasizes merging desire with a sense of fullness and being, creating a powerful manifestation environment where happiness is not dependent on external achievement.
Eckhart Tolle explores the integration of present-moment acceptance with the pursuit of future goals. While acknowledging the importance of having goals and moving towards them, Eckhart Tolle highlights the necessity of not being continuously preoccupied with outcomes that differ from the present conditions. He explains that true acceptance does not hinder one from making changes or taking actions toward desired manifestations. Eckhart Tolle’s message emphasizes the need for a balanced approach, reconciling the acceptance of what arises in the present with holding an image of what one wants to manifest.
In this video Mooji describes his experience of loosing his 23 year old son and what took place within him. Please note: There is a Part 1 to this video but the subject matter is almost identical to a previous video that can be seen by clicking here. This part (part 2) stands completely on its own.
In this short 6 minute video, Rupert helps us to dispel the myths about time and helps us to take a clear look at this moment we call now.
It takes less than 3 minutes for Mooji to bring us back to the “Self”. This video clip is a prime example.
Eckhart Tolle shares how to practice presence with playful awareness and ease. He explains how to allow presence to naturally arise during everyday activities and waiting times. Eckhart also cautions against believing the mind’s negative self-talk that pulls you out of the now. Learn to perceive beyond limiting concepts and appreciate the aliveness all around you.
This lovely 9 minute video is a profound yet simple guidance to observe life with detachment and to wake up from the limitation of personhood to your true nature.
In this lovely 10 minute video, Mooji takes us by the hand into fresh step-by-step inquiry—everything, every thought, suggestion, image or sensation presented is still perceivable from a deeper place. All that is required is to have enough trust to apply the simplicity of this guidance. Let’s get started…
This nine minute video clip from Adyashanti is AMAZING and contains a little known message about the transition period where the ego is no longer there to drive and motivate our actions. This leaves our mind in sort of a limbo state where it no longer can rely on the ego for direction. This video explains how the old motivating factors which are no longer valid transition into living life from the true position of the self. Please enjoy…
In this great 14 minute video, a man asks how to deal with fear and anxiety, especially when his mind comes up with frightening ‘what-if’ scenarios. He wonders if they aren’t all variations of the same fear of not existing. Rupert elaborates on the existential, primal fear that underlies the sense of being a separate self.
Mooji speaks of the stillness in deep sleep that is also here in the waking state and how easily we are willing to abandon this stillness for the highs and lows that playing the person offers because we are addicted to experiencing. But the truth is that we can continue to experience life without buying in to a ghost story.
This very short five minute video features one of Eckhart Tolle’s most enlightened teachings which is the exact same message that has been passed on for thousands of years about the so called “secret to happiness”. Let’s listen how he explains to Oprah that we are not what we believe ourselves to be…
Eckhart Tolle addresses the seeker’s dilemma of trying to transcend the illusion of separation while fully resting in the present moment. He explains that seeking inherently implies that fulfillment lies in the future, which contradicts the essence of true realization. Eckhart Tolle emphasizes the importance of embracing the present moment fully, with an attitude of openness and acceptance towards whatever arises.
In this super short 3 minute video, Mooji uses the “Snake and the Rope” metaphor to demonstrate that when the true Self is seen, the world is not seen and when the world is seen, the true Self is not seen. Upon contemplation, this story has a much deeper meaning than it first appears. Let’s listen to what Mooji has to say…
This video from an online meeting with Tony Parsons provides the essence of Tony Parson’s non-dual message. This message can be quite controversial but upon closer examination offers a somewhat unique perspective on non-duality and the reality of our life experience. Feeling adventurous? Let’s give it a try…
In this 13 minute video clip, Rupert Spira helps us understand what is thought and where does it come from. Starting with taking a closer look at where thoughts appear, we begin to deduce what thoughts might be and where they originated from. This should be interesting and valuable in our everyday lives so let’s get started…
Step into the present moment with Eckhart Tolle’s guided meditation. Discover the art of presence and awaken from the dreamlike state of continuous thought. This meditation invites you to embrace the now, enhance your awareness, and find comfort in the present without the distractions of past or future.
Join Eckhart Tolle as he discusses the challenge of being trapped in the world form, which includes our identities. In this guided meditation, Eckhart offers profound insights on how to transcend the narrow sense of self that leads to frustration, anxiety, and reactivity.
In this 8 minute video, Mooji explains that we need to stop looking for an experience of Awakening (Enlightenment, Realization). He explains how freedom is NOT an experience, no matter how special we think it may be.
In this cute three minute animation we find Frick and Frack discussing the fact that realization of our true nature does NOT mean the end of the personal role (character) we are playing. The greatest advantage to these cartoons is that it allows us to focus more on the MESSAGE, rather than the credibility or character of the messenger. This is Part 3 of this discussion of our true nature between Frick and Frack. Here are the links to the other parts of this series: Part 1 – The Nature of Reality Part 2 – Individuality & Conditioning Part 3
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In this guided meditation, Eckhart helps us understand the power of not being absorbed by our thoughts and how meditation can give us a sense of choice in directing our attention. He helps us experience a foundational sense of Being that can potentially transform how we experience the world.
