In this 7 minute video from Mooji, he explains that our true self is “prior to” any and all. Because we are here to witness the “I am” is proof that we are prior to the “I am”.
This is a very interesting seven minute clip from Alan Watts in which he starts out explaining that he is not a Guru and goes on to explain that ultimately WE are the ones who assign authority to whatever Guru, teacher or doctrines we end up following.
Most of us have found ourselves in a state of worry at one time or other. In fact, many of us spend a significant amount of time each and every day in this destructive state. In this video, Nada provides a quick (3 Min) message to help us melt away the grip of worry. Let’s listen… Click here for more Nada videos.
In this inspiring 5 minute video, Mooji responds to a seeker who is afraid that if she looses the “person” she believes herself to be, that she will become boring and will end up being alone. Let’s listen to Mooji’s reply…
This wonderful little seven minute video from 2008 can be used as a guided meditation which covers a lot of ground and is a direct pointing to the source of all-that-is within each and every one of us.
In this 10 minute video from Gangaji, she helps us to understand that most suffering comes from the belief in a story of being a victim of some kind and goes on to helping us to bring about the end to this type of suffering.
In this five minute video, Adyashanti shares a few words about the meaning of “Divinity” and how it relates to our self, in this case using the word “self” to mean “I” as a person. He explains that once the self experiences itself as divinity, then the beauty of divinity is able to shine through everywhere and as everything. Lets’ listen…
In this lovely 8 minute reminder, Mooji explains that “My job in this life here with you is to remind you of this–to come to the place of the ‘I am’, the consciousness, which is not mixed up in all these things. It’s your time to wake up.” Let’s continue…
Here is a wonderful 8 minute guided meditation from Adyashanti called “Relaxing Into Being”. In this guided meditation, Adyashanti guides you into finding the balance between effortlessness and intention. By relaxing into your immediate state of being, you recognize that everything is illumined by awareness. Let’s get started…
In this 10 minute video, Mooji responds to a questioner in Satsang asking “I don’t trust myself it seems, how can I trust myself?” Mooji explains the answer to this question and how to approach all similar types of questions as well.
In this 7 minute clip of Mooji appearing on an interview with Lilou Mace, he replies to the common questions surrounding how to make a contribution to the world. Mooji explains that first, the most important contribution that one can make is to become clear about their own self and realize their true nature.
Eckhart Tolle discusses the role of being in service to others in one’s spiritual development. He explains that service can be a wonderful spiritual practice if it arises from the right place within, but it can also strengthen the ego if it comes from a different place. Eckhart Tolle emphasizes the importance of motivation in service, distinguishing between giving from a desire to improve self-image and giving without seeking recognition, which allows the energy to flow freely and aligns with the universe’s source.
In this eight minute compilation of audio clips Mooji reminds us that what we judge in others can be found within us and that all of these things are illusions to begin with. We do not choose to do this, we are not ignorant by choice. But once the ignorance is seen for what it is, there is no further action to be taken to transcend them.
Eckhart Tolle exposes the ego’s relentless pursuit of identity through possessions, abilities, and comparisons. Learn how the ego’s need for superiority and validation keeps us trapped in a cycle of suffering. Discover the path to true happiness by awakening to the deeper dimension of your being.
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…
In this wisdom filled 20 minute video, a man, who sees awareness as a mental process, is having a hard time with awareness being self-aware. Let’s listen to Rupert help him understand in real time…
In this 8 minute video, Jeff expresses that who you really are is already so and that EVERYTHING is already so. Therefore any conflict or suffering that arises is simply a rejection on behalf of a non existing separate self not willing to accept what is already so. “Awakening” is really only a deep acceptance of life as what you are already. See how Jeff describes it…
In this video, you are in for a very special treat. In this 2 part video, Mooji answers a lovely ladie’s question about decision making by first taking her to the “Self”. Watch as Mooji skillfully takes this lady from ego to “self” while taking you along for the journey. For Part 2 of this video, click here.
In this beautiful 12 minute video of an impromptu Satsang at Monte Sahaja, Mooji explains that for some reason a large percentage of seekers can not find a way to fully relinquish their relationship with the egoic mind which keeps them from ever realizing the Truth. Let’s listen in as Mooji explains…
In this short 6 minute video from Jac appearing on the show “Never Not Here”, she talks about her book called “Born to Be Free” which focuses on dismantling the core illusion of identifying with thought.
Here Mooji presents a beautiful small, yet powerful exercise that can be done without effort and help you to spend a few minutes to be light and free.
In this 10 minute video Mooji explains how we are not really experiencing suffering, but rather that we are suffering our experience (a quote from Nisargadatta Maharaj). No matter what our minds say under emotional duress, the fact is that the only reason we are suffering is because we are totally identified with the “person”.
In this 8 minute video, Jeff takes us on a closer look at seeking and what we believe to be freedom through a series of questions that help us to understand that everything “is” already. Because of that, we find that there is no need for seeking and true freedom includes everything, including that which we seek freedom from.
In this 9 minute video, Mooji explains that true silence is not really something you do or strive for, it is who you are. He goes on to provide a deep look at silence…
On the spiritual search we often ask, “What do I have to do?” to find resolution and fulfillment. We look for “masters” of spirituality and enlightenment who we hope will tell us how to behave or will direct us in practices necessary for true happiness. In this revealing 20 minute video, Gangaji makes clear that true resolution can be discovered when you set aside your cosmologies, theologies, and formulas for that which is much, much closer— the truth of who you are.
In this beautiful 5 minute video filmed on one of Mooji’s walks, he encourages us to take at least one break (more if possible) to just stop what we are doing to take a moment for ourselves in silence, joy and peace.
In this nine minute video clip from a Satsang in 2017, Mooji responds to a seeker who says that he needs help to completely surrender. Mooji explains the true meaning of surrender and all of its implications. Let’s listen to see how we can surrender even our most resistant (or hidden) thoughts and beliefs…
In this short video, Mooji provides such a lovely way to deal with feelings or inertia or restlessness. This is a must see, five star video.
This is a very interesting eight minute video in which Rupert discusses exactly when duality begins, and the mistaken interpretation by the neo-advaita movement. The core of duality is in the belief that there is anything that is separate from anything else. Listen to what Rupert has to say…
In this 8 minute video, Rupert explains that since awareness is the essential ingredient of all experience, that awareness is shining brightly in all experience, it is important to dedicate our attention to honoring it.
