Seven minutes dedicated to looking at what remains prior to the “I Am”. This video is a short and direct looking at the “Self”.
This well produced 4 minute video featuring audio clips of wisdom from Alan Watts is focused on the spontaneity of life and how we often stand in the way of our true nature by trying to force life to be what it is not.
In this 11 minute clip from an interview with Amy Torres, Mooji explains that there is nothing other than “Awareness” and that “Awareness” in the body becomes “I Am” which can take many shapes. He then goes on to explain the different positions that “I Am” can take. For the full version of this video, please click here.
In this very short 5 minute video, Mooji explains that there is no such thing as a normal life. He goes on to explain that an “Enlightened” one looks at life differently and so his/her life will take its natural course.
In this great 10 minute video, Rupert explains that when we approach reality from a process of thinking then we call reality “Consciousness”. When we approach reality with the heart (feeling), we call reality “Love” and when we approach it through perception, it is called “Beauty”. All are exactly the same reality but seen through different lenses. Let’s focus our attention on this wisdom…
In this cute four minute animation we find Frick and Frack discussing Our True Nature As the One and Only Source. 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 6 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 – Personality After Realization Part 4 – Free Will Part 5 –
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Here’s another beautiful 10 minute guided meditation from Mooji that will help guide your attention back to yourself in deep peace, love and harmony. Let’s just sit back, relax and listen as Mooji provides the ultimate message of truth and freedom…
In this lovely spontaneous audio Satsang, Mooji helps us to understand true Sadhana. Most believe that Sadhana is for those that are seeking the “Truth”, but Mooji says that the highest Sadhana is to stop the mind from distorting the Truth you have discovered. Let’s listen to what this means…
In this EXCELLENT 15 minute audio, Gangaji talks about the fact that most people have some expectation or image of what Enlightenment (Awakening, Realization) should look like, or feel like, in addition to all the “benefits” we expect to get out of “reaching” that “state”. This in turn is one of the most popular reason for never being able to obtain that lofty goal. In this audio, Gangaji offers true wisdom on overcoming these expectations…
In this 10 minute video, Mooji responds to the question, “Isn’t inquiry just a vicious circle?” Mooji responds that inquiry is not a never ending circle and that there is only one ultimate watcher. Let’s listen in on Mooji’s detailed response…
Who is the seer of “It”? What is “It”? Mooji explains that we are missing the obvious.
In this lovely little 2 minute video, Gangaji talks about the challenge in meeting the truth of yourself in every moment is in meeting it in what you don’t like as well as what you love. It’s just as important to meet the truth of yourself in what you don’t like, without changing your likes and dislikes. Let’s listen in…
In this lovely 10 minute clip from Rishiskesh (2020), Mooji answers a common question among spiritual seekers — how to stay as the is-ness, that unmoving witnessing space, in the midst of daily responsibilities, work and interactions? Mooji’s guidance clarifies the relationship between the awareness-self and dynamic life with its joys and challenges. Let’s listen…
In this wonderful 4 minute video, Rupert Spira explains the meaning of the word Satchitananda, and discusses why the knowing of our own being is the highest knowledge. Let’s listen…
In this revealing video, a woman asks Rupert to talk about fate and why some people are born into difficult circumstances while others are not. Let’s take a clear look at this…
In this extremely valuable 12 minute video we look at why it’s so important to cultivate compassion and loving kindness for oneself, as well as exploring a simple method for eliminating negative self-talk.
In this lovely 9 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 2 of this series so let’s get started…
A questioner wants to know how it is possible to just live in the moment and yet have the ability to plan for the future. Let’s watch this wonderful 12 minute video clip where Eckhart shares his wisdom on this subject.
In this beautiful compilation Mooji explains, “What you have learned in words must combust into direct experience, that is why we are here. God designed the world like this for you to overcome, and you have all the power.” This video contains AMAZING images and quotes from Mooji, including live audio clips in which we find Mooji sharing words of wisdom.
In this uplifting video compilation, a simple breathing exercise is presented that brings the attention from a cluttered mind to the silence of the heart. It is followed by direct and clear guidance on how to deal with doubts arising and a strong sense of person-hood.
In this 12 minute video, Mooji leads us on a powerful exploration into the true meaning of ‘I’ — from the earliest formation of our sense of identity to the dawning of our spiritual journey. This guided inquiry leads us into a quintessential contemplation, to contemplate the pure and un-associated sense ‘I Am.’
Here is a wonderful 7 minute compilation by Lucia Lagana which features almost all the best quotes from the spiritual masters of today and from long ago. Definitely worth the time to watch…
What is required to be here, in presence ? Ho to be attentive and just be? Where should you start ? Is it even possible even for a second to be really here? What is preventing us to be now? All of this questions already have answer in them and are most important for everyone to ask them self and than observe what is happening without giving an answer in the mind. Let us do this now with Mooji in this deep 9 minute inquiry.
In this 6 minute video, a letter asks about something that is fairly common in Satsang which is getting actual physical reactions such feeling heavy or tingling sensations in the body. She would like Mooji to talk more about that so here he is…
In this video, Eckhart helps us discover the art of finding peace through present-moment awareness. He guides us through practical techniques to cultivate mindfulness and achieve a more peaceful state of being.
Endlessly chasing after the things and stuff we think will bring us lasting fulfillment is a recipe for a miserable life, teaches Eckhart Tolle. Watch now as Eckhart reviews “living in balance with form” through the integration of the Being dimension, or Presence.
In this lovely 4 minute reminder, Nada explains that very often we make ourselves miserable over our attachments and how we unknowingly suffer from those attachments and that through letting them go we can experience an immediate feeling of liberation. Let’s trade 4 minutes for a world of wisdom…
In this wonderful seven minute video, Mooji responds to an inquiry from a seeker who is experiencing great fear the closer she gets to the realization of the truth by explaining how to overcome our projections and fears, regardless of where the fears come from. Let’s listen…
In this short 6 minute video, Mooji explains that the phantom self (ego, personality, mind) is like a monkey on your back. You can not see the monkey until it is thrown off. He goes on to explain that even when the monkey is thrown off, you can not “know” the self because the true “self” is what is left when the monkey is gone. Who is to recognize it?
In this 9 minute video filmed on one of Mooji’s walks in Portugal, Mooji explains that the mind is also an aspect of the self. He goes on to explain that in the beginning the mind is necessary to grow into a place where it is no longer necessary and takes a back seat to the “Self”. There is never any need to try to get rid of the mind. Once the “Self” is realized, the mind goes into a “background” mode without effort and is there to serve for practical purposes.
