In this very short three minute video Jac expresses a very meaningful description of true gratitude which rises up from nowhere and is directed at no one. This is the kind of gratitude that does not come out of expectation or forcing of any kind and truly fills your heart with joy without cause. Let’s take a quick listen…
In this 5 minute video, Jac addresses the common notion that it is somehow more noble to “Love Thy Neighbor as Yourself” and that in order to be a “good” person, one should apply this principle in life. She explains that this is a misunderstanding and that nature does not function that way, so why should we impose such unreasonable demands on ourselves and others. Let’s listen in as she describes the natural flow of attraction and love.
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 six minute video from Adyashanti explores the subject of uncertainty. Though most of us find uncertainty to cause unbalance, unease and anxiety, Adyashanti encourages us to welcome uncertainty and the unknown into our lives because this is where our true nature resides.
In this 13 minute video, Rupert helps us to understand that those who seek to get rid of desire or get rid (or control) fear are on a futile quest since desire and fear are the very nature (or attributes) of the person (separate self, mind). The only way desire and fear can ever be shed is through the ending of the idea of a separate self.
In this special little four minute video, Mooji explains that in order to truly know if something is true, it must be confirmed inside the heart. Let’s listen to Mooji’s inspired message…
In very short 3 minute video, Gautam explains that everything we see wrong with others first must exist inside our own heart, and that understanding the concept of “non-doership” can make a huge difference in our everyday lives. Let’s listen…
In this 5 minute, 5 STAR video, Mooji uses a parable that once you truly see things for what they are, you are no longer able to follow the illusion of it.
In this 7 minute video, Rupert expresses that there are 3 legitimate reasons for using thought and the mind and that pretty much all other thoughts are on behalf of an illusory self. This provides a simple guide to help us identify the times when we may be getting lost in an illusory self and return our attention back to reality.
In this video, Adyashanti shows that the shift from just understanding to full realization is through experience and begins with a stillness of mind.
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 lovely little 5 minute video, Mooji explains that the purpose of coming to Satsang is to go as far as you can to wake up to the fullness of what is true about you. Let’s peek in for a refresher…
In this FANTASTIC 12 minute video, Rupert responds to a 13 year old boy who asks, “Why do we lose a sense of time when we are sleeping?” He explains the workings of “time” is such simple terms that even a 13 year old boy can understand. Let’s listen in as Rupert dismantles the existence of time right before our eyes…
In this 5 minute video Alan shows us how everything in nature is happening spontaneously and that we as humans are forcing ourselves to live for the future causing all kinds of problems for ourselves.
In this insightful video, a questioner wants to know more about love and how it relates to our true nature as Awareness. In his response Rupert dives into the true meaning of love, why all beings crave it, and how it relates to what we are. Let’s find out now…
In this insightful video clip, Mooji responds to a questioner how wants to know how he is supposed to distance himself from his mind as suggested in “the Invitation”. Mooji explains that this is just a simple directive that at least during Satsang, one should leave their mind at the door. In other words, let’s not touch all of the idea we have about ourselves. Let’s listen to how Mooji describes it…
Here’s another beautiful 15 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 very important 4 minute video, Nada explains that it is extremely important for us to find out why we are interested in spirituality?, why do we seek”, what is it that we are seeking?, and perhaps the most important question, “Who is it that is seeking?” Discovering the answers to these questions can actually save decades of searching on the “path”. Let’s listen…
This 49 minute video that contain the complete live original TV series episode called “Time”. Most of the material out there from Alan are bits and pieces of his teachings, but this is a complete episode from his TV show. Excellent material.
In this nine minute video from one of Mooji’s question and answer session, he responds to a question about if it is enough to just be quiet and wait for grace to take care of the rest. Mooji explains that if one remains completely identified with the ego, he may be in for a long wait to realize the self. It is rather the combination of contemplating the teachings and remaining quiet that may result in clearing the falsehood of the ego.
Before leaving his Rishikesh visit in 2020, Mooji shares these important parting words and blessings with the Sangha. Let’s join them…
This 17 minute guided meditation from Mooji will help guide your attention back to your true self. Let’s just sit back, relax and listen as Mooji provides the golden message of truth and freedom…
A talk to cure us from the sickness of ego! “The whole world is suffering from becoming personal, it takes a little while to get out of it, but it can be done! The cause of suffering is ego, and the cure for suffering is the exposing that you’re not the ego. To be free of the ‘I,’ that is the greatest attainment in the human kingdom. To be free of the belief, ‘I am this body, I am this person.’” Let’s listen to this eternal wisdom…
In this revealing 5 minute video, Mooji explains, ““Do you know that you can be always happy? Not by ‘trying to be happy.’ You can always be happy. Even so immense is your natural happiness that there’s room for even some sadness to come. But it doesn’t mask your happiness. ” Let’s jump in and listen to the whole conversation…
This beautiful 16 minute guided inquiry meditation from Mooji 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 very revealing 8 minute video, Mooji asks us to stop focusing on nonsense like your past. He explains how without your conscious attention, the mind on its own will take you on all kinds of nonsense that will gladly stand in the way of your freedom. Let’s listen to this amazing wisdom…
In this very interesting 9 minute video, Rupert Spira responds to a questioner who wants to know what kind of aware experience are people with Alzheimer’s disease experiencing. Let’s listen to what Rupert has to say about this…
We often think about things or people that are preventing us from self realization, but maybe there is something else or someone that is sabotaging us? Maybe it is our own mind? Let us find out together in this powerful 10 minute meditative inquiry from Mooji.
In this interesting 7 minute video, Jac O’Keeffe helps us understand some of the “spiritual” traps that many fall into during their search, how to detect it and what to do about it. Let’s listen…
In this very informative 9 minute video, a man with a quiet inner world asks if his experience of awareness as being silent and still, but not happy, is okay? Let’s listen to Rupert wise response…
