In this short 5 minute video, Mooji uses a parable to help us understand why so few realize the “Self” when there are so many that are drawn to the “Truth”.
In this amazing 8 minute video clip from Rupert Spira, we explore how it is possible to direct our attention towards source (the self, awareness) and come to realize that it is not possible to place our attention on awareness because awareness IS the source of attention. This may sound like a riddle at first but by spending only 8 minutes with Rupert, we can come to stand knowingly as the awareness itself.
In response to an inquiry from a seeker, Mooji explains that the correct relationship between the psychological mind and the “Self” is that the “Self” can live without the mind but the mind cannot live without the attention of the “Self”. In other words, the “Self” is the master and yet it has become the slave of the mind. Isn’t time to take back your power? Listen to Mooji’s words…
Adyashanti explains that “Awakening” is about awakening FROM the dream of “me”.
What is this thing called “self”? Does it actually exist? In this deeply penetrating satsang on the central teaching of the Buddha, Adyashanti invites a direct investigation and experience of who we are.
In this 7 minute video, Jac O’Keeffe shares with us her view on destiny and how the ego is not required for destiny to fulfill itself through our body/minds. In fact, without the ego, our destiny can fulfill itself much smoother and more efficiently than with one who is encumbered with identification.
In this great 3 minute video clip, Stephen Laberge reminds us of the very important fact that even though many use consciousness and awareness interchangeably, they are actually not the same at all. Let’s listen… Please Note: There are also several teachers that use the word “consciousness” as a general term to describe the active principle of Awareness.
This six minute video is in a response to a very common question which wants to know, “How do I remain in a stateless state in a world of massive activity?” Gangaji explains that we do have the ability to quiet our minds and bodies but that true stillness is NOT a state, but rather a feature of our true nature.
In this interesting ten minute video, Adyashanti explores the impact of awakening as an individual as it relates to the consciousness of the whole. When someone is deeply awake, their consciousness is being utilized by something greater than their egocentric makeup, which contributes to the state of our consciousness as a whole.
Am I different from the content of my consciousness? If I am different from the thing I observe in myself, then there is a division between ‘me’ and the thing which I inquire into. In this 3 minute video, J. Krishnamurti explains that when one looks into it very deeply, it’s fairly simple – one sees the observer is the observed, therefore, you eliminate all conflict. Let’s hear his explanation…
In this 6 minute video, Mooji expresses his view of anger and offers some suggestions on how we can best deal with it starting with the realization that the statement “I am angry” is not true. The huge difference comes when you realize that the “I am” is not angry, but that there is just angry feelings appearing before the “I am”.
In this seven minute video, a devotee wants to know what to do with the thought she is having saying, “Am I Liberated Now?”, “Am I free?” Let’s listen to Mooji’s reply…
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”.
In this lovely little 3 minute video, Mooji tells a couple of short stories of Jesus, Abraham, and Moses to remind us that the sense “I Am” is not a person but rather the same essence as the Godly principle itself. Let’s listen…
In this super short Mooji Minute, he explains that we can not get rid of the mind entirely because we need the mind to execute practical matters, but the “thinking” mind, or “psychological” mind is NOT required at all and is the culprit for all human suffering. Let’s listen to Mooji…
In this 13 minute video, Mooji explains that what people call “Evil” is part of the full dance of interrelated opposites that has to be played out. We can not have only one side of manifestation. In order for the “good” to manifest, the “bad” must be allowed to manifest as well. That is NOT the same as saying that as the human race we have to condone the evil actions of others.
In this super short 2 1/2 minute video, Rupert presents us with a short and yet very different perspective on the meaning of happiness generally adopted by most of humanity. Lets let the message speak for itself…
In this 7 minute spontaneous talk, Mooji explains that we are both Universal, yet at the same time we maintain a certain individual aspect. He explains that we are ONE not because we look the same but that we all come from the same source. We are one in nature, yet infinite forms of expressions.
In this great little five minute audio/video clip, Mooji reminds us that freedom is our nature and that we only need to be reminded that Beingness does not have to prepare to be what it already is. Let’s listen to this great little reminder…
This fifteen minute guided 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 short two and a half minute video, Mooji drives home the message of seeking to realize our true nature for a permanent source of happiness rather than the temporary joy of the flesh. Let’s listen…
In this great little seven minute video, a follower tells Mooji that he finally “Got It”. This usually is followed by Mooji replying “who’s got it?”, but upon closer examination Mooji seems to be pleased with his description and that perhaps a deeper understanding has taken place. Let’s watch…
In this video clip, Mooji digs deep into the emotion of “Fear” to reveal “who” is afraid, plus the different kinds of fear and how to deal with them. Let’s listen carefully as Mooji reveals one of life’s most common and difficult emotions to deal with…
In this beautiful 4 minute clip, Gangaji expresses her intention that the beingness of life be discovered in a way that nothing can dislodge it, so that no amount of trouble, or disease, or pain, or tendency to complain can dislodge the deeper peace, that is the surrender to yourself as Life.
In this fantastic 5 minute video clip, Gautam Sachdeva replies to the very popular question, “How Can I Be Detached?”. Gautam explains that first we must realize that this is not something that the “person” can do and explains the truth behind this concept. Let’s listen…
In this lovely 12 minute audio, Mooji explains what he means when he says that “we are invincible”. Who exactly is he talking about? Let’s listen as Mooji explains invincibility as it pertains to the one who is infinite…
This short but rich encounter takes place as Moojibaba is arriving at the airport to catch a flight. Some Sangha members meet him at the airport and share what they have been finding through Mooji’s pointings. With little time to spare, Mooji’s words speak straight to the heart and reflect the quintessence of Satsang.
In this lovely 10 minute video, Adyashanti shares how we cab develop a contemplative practice that involves an inward arc of exploration where consciousness turns within and you enter the unknown. Let’s get started…
What is revealed when we stay conscious in the midst of great upheaval? When we are willing to inquire with an open mind, we can move beyond simply coping with disaster and discover a life changing truth untouched by any loss. In this inspiring short video, recorded in March of 2011 following a devastating earthquake and tsunami in Japan, this monologue is relevant to the times we find ourselves in now, confronting a worldwide pandemic.
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…
