In this nine minute video, Rupert Spira shares his views on what happens after enlightenment (awakening). Most people believe that awakening is the be all, end all of it, but actually Rupert explains that this is when the working through old programming begins.
In this wonderful 7 minute video, Mooji replies to a question about “The Golden Rule” of “Treat Others as Yourself”. Mooji explains that as a “person” this is impossible to do and that following this rule can only come from understanding of the self. Through understanding, this rule happens automatically.
Eckhart Tolle addresses the intriguing question of whether it is possible to fully dissolve the pain body. He emphasizes the importance of awareness, non-identification, and acceptance in dealing with an active pain body. Eckhart Tolle suggests that embracing the present moment and using challenges as opportunities for deepening presence can lead to the effective dissolving of the pain body over time. This video offers valuable insights into transforming emotional pain through acceptance and awareness.
In this 12 minute video, Adyashanti responds to the question “Do I Need a Guru for Awakening?”. He explains that no guru can give us “Awakening”, but also explains how a “guru” or “teacher” can help one in discovering the truth for ourselves.
In this 8 minute video from Jac O’Keeffe, she explains that anytime there is an “I” involved, it is always based on some form of identification and that Awakening is simply the dropping of this “I” that we all hang on to so dearly.
The sacred hunger for truth, for God, for love, for peace, for freedom is the force calling us home. This deep longing doesn’t leave us alone. It persists even with a lifetime of disillusionments or “unfulfilled promises.” No matter what spiritual path we have taken or not taken, Gangaji offers all this encouragement: “Let this hunger for Truth have you. It is a glorious feast, and it is time to stop circling the table. You have a place at this feast.”
In this eight minute video, Mooji responds to an inquiry from someone who wants to know the best way to relate to those who have not realized the self or wish to deny the truth. Let’s listen as Mooji responds with a simple and amusing answer…
We naturally value self-reliance and independence especially in Western culture. Considering our personal survival, the desire to not be dependent on others makes sense, but is it real? In this 10 minute audio from one of her podcasts, Gangaji helps us discover the self we can truly rely on and the self-love that is revealed in that discovery.
Don’t miss out on this one! In this insightful 15 minute video from Mooji, he reminds us that the greatest miracle is the realization of the Self. Let’s listen as Mooji shares his wisdom…
In this lovely little 7 minute video, a questioner says that he has heard many spiritual teachers talk about loving others as you do yourself and wants to know how is it possible to love everybody. Let’s listen to Roger’s intelligent response…
In this glorious thirteen minute video, Mooji speaks about not indulging the mind and learning to read the language of the vital force. This clip is filled with great wisdom and worth every minute to watch …
In this super short 2 minute video, Jac explains that in the New Age movement we often hear of finding your “Higher Purpose” which can seem like a very constructive and admirable thing to do. However, in most cases (where people are still identified with who they think they are and what they do) it can actually be counterproductive to the realization of the “Self”.
In this eleven minute video, a seeker wants to know how having a non-dual understanding can affect our daily lives and how to deal with daily activities in a way that reflects that understanding. Rupert explains that a non-dual understanding can help to bring love to all situations but that we don’t need to purposefully make sure that our interactions are in line with our understanding as this will happen automatically. Let’s listen…
In this 9 minute video, Rupert explains that because consciousness is infinite in nature and that time does not really exist, time and objects seemingly arise together in consciousness to create an apparent object or apparent event “in time”.
In this super short 4 minute video, Mooji answers the question “When is the End of Inquiry?”
This six minute video starts out with a seeker wanting to know “How do I keep myself quiet?”. In answering her question, Mooji helps us understand the difference between Vipassana and Satsang and that all of the questions designed to request help to awaken are mostly in vein since there is no way to help yourself (your true self) because you can only recognize yourself.
In this wonderful 10 minute video from Rupert, a woman asks about extending actions that come from love to the public realm. This clip has been taken from Rupert’s retreat in Amsterdam, Spring 2019…
This very short three minute video from Gautam Sachdeva, author of ‘The Buddha’s Sword’, in which he recounts a memorable anecdote which explains the key realization which truly means the end of seeking for the spiritual seeker.
In this video Mooji speaks with a woman who has a father that has Alzheimer’s and helps her to understand that perhaps what she sees as a miserable state, is actually a preferred state of being. Our minds automatically feel like if you don’t have memories and desires that life can be miserable, but actually it can be quite the opposite.
In this eight minute video, Adyashanti helps us understand that through meditation we can come to realize the true nature of thought and the fact that we really have no control over thoughts at all. This is important for several reasons, one of them being that the saying “Change your thoughts and change your life” is really not true at all because in reality you have no control over your thoughts.
In this short 7 minute video, Rupert explains that after the realization of our true nature, our relationships can change completely as we seek to share our inner happiness with another rather then seek it from others. This opens up the possibilities of true intimacy.
This 5 minute video from Alan maybe short but it packs a serious punch. As a form of reality check, Alan starts with the assumption of the big bang and leads us through a logical look at our role within the creation of the universe and how this translates into our true reality as human beings.
In this short 5 minute guided meditation, Mooji encourages us not to get caught up in small personal problems that are exaggerated in our own consciousness. He reminds us that we are the light of consciousness that never goes out, and guides us to begin to appreciate our Being – the Eternal One – thus breaking the spell of separation.
In this ten minute audio clip, Alan explains that change is the same as life and that offering any resistance to change is as much futile endeavor as being in resistance to life as they are both one and the same. Let’s listen in to these awesome words of wisdom…
Eckhart Tolle delves into the impact of negative thoughts, particularly those picked up in childhood, and how they can persist and affect one’s perception and behavior. He explains that belief in negative thoughts leads to a selective perception of reality, confirming these thoughts and attracting negative experiences and people. Eckhart Tolle emphasizes that freedom comes from creating space inside and recognizing thoughts as mere thoughts, rather than identifying with them.
In this lovely 13 minute video filled with ancient wisdom, Gautam shares some quotes of Siddharameshwar Maharaj that impacted him deeply. Siddharameshwar Maharaj was Nisargadatta Maharaj’s Guru. This is Part 4 of this series so let’s get started…
In this great little 2 minute reminder, Rupert helps us overcome some misconceptions about Realization and understand that Realization is simply about dissolving our false belief that the world is something other than ourselves. Let’s listen…
In this 7 minute excerpt (from a joint-Satsang from Roger Castillo and Gautam Sachdeva), Roger emphasises the importance of earnestly asking oneself: “What am I truly seeking?” and touches upon Ramesh Balsekar’s (his master) wisdom to help direct the seeker toward a life of peace and love.
In this one hour guided meditation on the occasion of Rupert’s 60th Birthday, we contemplate truth, love and beauty, three pathways to ourself. We peer beyond the veil of the multiplicity and diversity of experience to the one indivisible experience, the knowing of ourself.
In this awesome 10 minute video, Rupert explains that when we are suffering it is not the current experience that is causing suffering but rather the actual desire to escape from it. Let’s listen to this amazing perspective on suffering…
