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.
In this six minute video from Mooji, he replies to a question about the process involved to realization. He replies by asking the questioner, “First, lets find out who is the one that wants to know about this process?” Mooji goes on to explain why THIS question is the one that is important…
In this 9 minute video/audio, Alan feeds us food for thought about this moment we call now and our relationship to it on a day to day basis.
In this lovely 8 minute video, a man asks Rupert if there is a distinction between self-inquiry and self-abidance. He explains in detail how Self-Inquiry is about self-investigation which usually involves a question of some kind, where self-abidance is just a conscious effort to keep the attention inside the perimeters of the “Self”. Let’s listen…
In this short five minute video, Mooji responds to a letter asking him to talk about a quote from the Isha Upanishad that says, “Who sees all beings in himself and himself in all beings knows no fear”. Mooji reminds us that the answer lies in discovering the very root of our own being.
Eckhart Tolle shares insights from his own life, including a spontaneous shift in consciousness and subsequent years of living in a state of peace, which he didn’t fully understand at the time. He advises on how to approach these shifts in awareness, suggesting that it is more about allowing the mind to align with this new state rather than trying to rationalize it further. Eckhart Tolle concludes with the notion that awareness, once realized, changes the perception of the self and the world, transcending personal narratives and memories and aligning with a timeless, formless essence that is the true nature
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In this eight minute audio, Alan gives us a lot to think about when we realize that everything that can be known to us in the universe can only be known from a human perspective. Let’s listen in on this little treat for the intellect…
In this lovely 5 minute video, Adyashanti explains that the world of experience has a very powerful magnetic attraction but that we must learn to let life be, let what happens… happen, and find out what remains. This is one way to experience our true nature…
In this great 6 minute video from Adyashanti, he explains that the first sign of recognizing consciousness within us is the feeling of irrational happiness, a happiness that has no reason or cause. With this recognition of awareness, an underlying sense of happiness evolves into being, and the seeking mechanism dissolves. Adyashanti invites you to explore the different levels of recognition that permeate our everyday existence.
In this short 7 minute video, a questioner says she understands and has had glimpses of her true position but doesn’t seem to be able to stabilize there. Let’s listen to Rupert’s response…
In this very short 5 minute video, Gangaji is speaking about the stories we tell ourselves. There is an innocence still present in us that really doesn’t buy into our stories anyway. When you expose the story you can be naked to yourself, conscious and overflowing in love.
In this super short four minute video clip from Adyashanti, we take a closer look at our psychological self and what it does in order to keep itself in existence. Without this compulsive activity, the self we take ourselves to be would just cease to exist.
This amazing 10 minute video from Mooji helps us to see clearly that intention, want and desire is the most common source of our suffering. He also explains why it seems that the fulfillment of our desires brings us joy, when in reality it is only a very temporary period when we stop suffering the desire.
In this great little 3 minute video clip from Satsang, Mooji takes us on a quick trip from the ego to the “I Am” and beyond. This video is fantastic for anyone looking for a quick reminder and should be saved to favorites immediately. Let’s join in…
In this 9 minute video, Mooji is helping a seeker to dive deeper into herself to find who is asking all these questions. This video also contains at least three of the most classic approaches that Mooji uses to help devotees reclaim their beingness.
In this lovely little 5 minute video of a one-on-one interview, the seeker has several questions for Mooji including the request for Mooji to, “Show me God now!” Let’s listen in on Mooji’s response to this request…
In this 9 minute video, Rupert attempts to show us that Happiness is not a state that comes and goes but rather it is there ALL the time. Our experiencing of it depends on the layers of mind “stuff” covering it up much like the clouds that cover a blue sky.
In this great little five minute video from Adyashanti, he attempts to describe the final return to the Absolute (who we are). Let’s take a moment to visualize this wonderful reminder…
When we step onto the spiritual path, often we hope to transcend our fears. Our fear of death and loss can drive a lack of compassion and perpetuate our unnecessary suffering. Gangaji encourages us to meet our fear, not avoid it. In a moment of giving up control and simply being undeniably flawed, mortal, and very human, we can rest in the peace of who we are.
In this short six minute audio, Adyashanti explains that although we definitely don’t want to remain as the ego for a sense of identity, you needn’t go into battle with the ego, nor indulge it, and instead utilize it as a useful function of life. Let’s find out what he means…
This 10 minute video by Alan Watts provides some logical insight on the Universe being ONE. He uses examples to show that what we believe to be inside and what is outside is actually two sides of the same coin. There is no real distinction between the two because there truly is only one. In the world of form, you can not have one without the other.
In this powerfully clear talk, Mooji exposes the subtle ways of the mind that keep us feeling that we are not yet our true Self. Mooji calls on two students to walk us through, step by step, the arising of negative and oppressive states, and how to transcend them by applying the simple guidance offered in Satsang. Mooji shows us again how we can bring all the difficult feelings and oppressive thoughts that keep us feeling bound into the light of clear seeing, and be timelessly free.
In this 9 minute video, Rupert responds to a question about perceiving. Because of the mind’s ability to wear the mask of being the perceiver, one can get confused and feel like perhaps there is a perceiver that can be perceived. Rupert uses his wonderful teaching method to help remove the confusion.
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.
This beautifully produced 6 minute video discusses how scientific discovery demonstrates that the entire UNI-VERSE is ONE. Not that everything in the universe is connected somehow, but that it is actually all ONE, independent of space and time, exactly how the spiritual masters have been describing the nature of reality for thousands of years.
In this video, Eckhart Tolle discusses the importance of disidentification from others’ pain and negativity. He explains that as presence (awareness) grows, one becomes less affected by external negative energy. Eckhart Tolle also highlights the gender differences in sensitivity to energy fields, with women generally being more sensitive than men.
This short video is a DIRECT pointing to the self. It also discusses how the mind (or most anyone else) doesn’t want you to recognize because then they will loose power over you. Brilliant!
In this short five minute video, Adyashanti helps us to explore the true meaning of compassion in the human experience. He explains how compassion is that feeling that you love something or someone in such a way that your sense of your own well-being is transcended. Let’s focus on the love in these words…
At its root the desire for control is an infantile thought: “What I want is what I should have.” We do have a limited capacity to control many things within our life circumstances, our relationships, or our emotions. But when we try to control what cannot be controlled, we suffer and cause others to suffer. On this 18 minute podcast, Gangaji speaks to what that moment of letting go of control really is and what it reveals.
In this wonderful 11 minute audio clip, Alan helps us understand the nature of our true nature. Alan Wilson Watts (6 January 1915 – 16 November 1973) was a British philosopher, writer, and speaker, best known as an interpreter and populariser of Eastern philosophy for a Western audience. Born in Chislehursjt, England, he moved to the United States in 1938 and began Zen training in New York.
