In this four minute excerpt from an interview with David Godman, (a well know author who has written many books on the teachings of Ramana Maharshi, Papaji, and Nisargadatta Maharaj) he gives us some insight into the life of Papaji.
In this video Mooji answers a letter from someone who says she is losing interest in daily life and that this scares her. Mooji explains that it is quite common for those who realize the truth to lose interest in their daily activities like hobbies, work, money, friends, and so forth, but that actually most of this effect comes from becoming detached. We have been so attached to all of these things that when the attachments begin to go, we feel as if we are loosing interest which may or may not be the case. He finishes with reminding her
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This video may only be 5 minutes long, but it contains amazing truth from Rupert Spira in helping us to understand the one we call “I”.
In this lovely seven minute impromptu Satsang from Monte Sahaja, Mooji tells the story of the tarantula that complete sheds his outer shell almost intact and relates it to our ability to shed our identity with the ego. Please enjoy…
Here’s a beautiful little six minute video from a lovely being named Nada who shares with us a great message about how to get out of a toxic relationship. He shows us how we need to push past our fear of being alone and cultivate a higher level of self-respect so we can make the changes required to get out of a toxic relationship. This video is focused on romantic relationships but the same principles apply to other relationships in our lives as well.
In this 15 minute video, Mooji explains that “Realization” is not the be all, end all. Although it has been fired, the mind will keep showing up for work and by staying in a state of Self-Rememberance one’s attention can be easily brought back from its habit to go with the mind. This is also called vigilance. Both Nisargadatta Maharaj and Papaji both spoke of remaining vigilant until their very last breath.
In this BEAUTIFUL six minute video, Neale Donald Walsch helps us understand our life purpose which is the same as life’s purpose, which is to recognize the universe as ourselves. “This is the miracle of life itself, flowing through you, in you and as you. Let’s listen to this lovely video…
In this video Mooji explains that truly being free is not based on any belief. Freedom comes from being able to answer the question “Is there anything that stops me from being what I am?”. Through the process of self-mastery, one can examine the thoughts, beliefs and situations that keep us from truly being free.
In this 5 minute video clip from an interview with Larry King, Spiritual leader Eckhart Tolle answers your questions from social media including if he believes in God, how he best handles stress, anxiety, depression, and if he has ever been starstruck.
In this 5 minute video, Mooji manages to explain through concepts, who or what we truly are. Within the “Self” we find “Consciousness” and within “Consciousness” we find all of manifestation. Without true separation the trinity is complete as “One”.
Here is a beautiful four minute excerpt of wisdom from Alan Watts.
In this video Mooji covers a lot of ground but its unique perspective is the realization that the body is required to provide a tool for consciousness to reflect upon itself. Without the body you can not have the knowledge or the taste of consciousness. Through the body the reflection can be known, similar to looking in a mirror.
In this 12 minute video from Rupert, he takes us through the process from the pre-egoic state at birth, all the way to post-egoic realization. Beginning with a question from the audience about how we should teach our children about the nature of reality, Rupert shows us the process of forming an ego and its eventual dissolution. He then replies to the question on how to best guide our children in such matters.
This excellent 7 minute video clip contains everything that one needs to know to understand and assimilate what is called the “Truth”. Mooji explains the unreality of the “person” and the true nature of our being as consciousness (I Am) as the pure undiluted expression of the Absolute.
In this super short 2 minute video, Gangaji shares with us that perhaps the best answer to “What is Enlightenment?” is to actually give up all definitions surrounding the concept of enlightenment. Great video of this often asked question.
This beautifully produced 6 minute video covers a lot of ground and gives us a bird’s eye view of the beauty of Monte Sahaja, Portugal.
In this very short two minute audio, Adyashanti explains that there is not a true answer or one direct cause, purpose, or reason for anything in our apparent universe. Let’s listen to his explanation…
In this short video, Mooji begins with the question “If we are all divine, then why is there so much suffering?” In the answer to this question, we find out where the desire for “Awakening” comes from and why suffering is normally the trigger that begins our search.
In this video Mooji addresses a common fear of wondering what will happen to “me” once I am realized. This fear can keep us from the “Truth” and keep us on a merry go round of questions and confusion until we are ready to give up the “me” and trust that as we loose our sense of individuality, we gain the recognition of being at the heart of all that is.
In this incredibly moving and powerful video, Mooji takes Richard Miller (a well known presence on the internet that has interviewed hundreds of teachers and gurus) to the self and shows him that he is already free.
In this eight minute video clip of Jac on the show “Never Not Here”, she explains her “journey” from a young age into psychotherapy for many years which eventually led to her search through a multitude of “spiritual” practices, but that it wasn’t until she spent a significant amount of time by herself that lead to the falling away of her illusions.
In this seven minute video, Mooji helps us understand that all “problems” are personal and depend on identifying as a “person”. When we find ourselves straying from the eternal self that we are, we must tap in to our inner Sangha to help us get back on track.
This well produced video from “Universal Awakening” brings us a beautiful compilation of many of today’s pertinent spiritual teachers on the subject of fear and offers practical advice on how to deal with fear as it comes up in our daily lives.
In this powerful video, Mooji asks the question “Can you have a problem?”. He goes on to explain that there is one solution for any and all that is appearing as a problem.
In this revealing 12 minute video, Rupert Spira explains that most mistakenly believe that there are THREE states called “waking”, “dreaming” and “deep sleep”, but the reality is that there are only two states because “deep sleep” is a non-state. It is very important to know this distinction. Let’s listen to his simple explanation…
In this short impromptu video moment, Mooji explains that we should live our lives as the sky (emptiness and free). Enjoy this moment of wisdom with Mooji outside of the formal setting of public Satsangs.
In this impromptu twelve minute audio, Mooji invites us to contemplate whether the one who receives this advice is with form or without form. Let’s listen in on some of Mooji’s spur of the moment sharing of wisdom…
In this 9 minute video, Rupert describes the reality of what is happening as he films a trip from England to the U.S. This video sheds a different light on the reality of the activities of life as one realizes the “Truth” of what is happening from the perspective of awareness itself.
In this super short clip from Mooji, he reminds us that realization is only a twist of consciousness away. At any moment, especially during Satsang, anyone that is genuinely searching for the truth can instantaneously experience this twist.
In this 8 minute video, Peter explains that meditation doesn’t have to be as structured as some practices describe. He also touches on how to work through pain and suffering through meditation and the difference between meditation and mindfulness.
