Here is a wonderful guided meditation with Rupert Spira called “The Jewel of the Self”. In this guided meditation, Rupert leads us below our thoughts into the quieter dimension of being. Let’s create a quiet place to listen and enjoy…
In this short 4 minute video, Stephen Wolinsky (a direct student of Nisargadatta Maharaj) takes us on a short guided meditation focusing on the “I Am” in an attempt to experience it directly, rather than just trying to describe it.
In this 5 minute video clip, Adyashanti explains that deep spirituality begins when we finally have the maturity to recognize how deeply and profoundly we are a mystery unto ourselves. He invites you into this revolutionary state where you are no longer judging yourself but you are diving into the mystery of being.
In this 9 minute video clip from one of his Satsangs, Mooji takes us on a short guided trip to the “Self”. Just sit back, relax and follow the sound of Mooji’s voice to a place that we all share. Let’s get started…
In this wonderful 10 minute video from Rupert Spira, he takes us step-by-step into the process from birth as an infant that is merged with experience to becoming a person, and then from being a person into maturing to the point where we realize that we are pure consciousness and that ALL of experience is happening in consciousness.
Very often when we feel that perhaps we have realized who/what we are, we feel the need to share it. This is especially common when it comes to sharing it with friends and family. In this short video Mooji explains that most will not want to hear your message and that it is perfectly alright to be a “Buddha With No Disciple”.
Here’s a beautiful little eight minute video from a lovely being named Nada who shares with us a very profound message about unconditional love in relationships. Most of us relate “love” as some kind of feeling or action, but in reality, true unconditional love is simply synonymous with “acceptance” or “allowing”. Click here for more Nada videos.
In this 12 minute video, Mooji responds to three of the most common questions coming from the ego. If I am already the “Self”, why don’t I know it? Once I realize the “Truth”, what will my experience be like? Since only the real exists, does it really matter whether I awakened or not? Let’s listen in on Mooji’s replies….
In this great little 11 minute video, a man wants to know if paying close attention to perceptions is a valid path. Rupert responds that focusing on perceptions is fine as long as we continue to inquire a little further to demonstrate that in the midst of every experience we find the signature of consciousness. Let’s watch…
This 3 minute video helps us to understand guilt. “Don’t live in your mind, there is no peace there.”
In this silent, yet revealing video of a conversation describing his true nature, Nisargadatta responds to questions about “himself” and his relationship to the apparent world around him.
“Through the ‘I am’, the presence of the Absolute is felt.”
In this 10 minute video from Jac, she expresses that once there are codes or methods of behavior that need to be followed for a spiritual practice then spirituality is being converted into a religion and the development of a “spiritual ego”.   Because this type of ego normally comes with a sense of Self–righteousness, it can be one of the most difficult forms of ego to transcend.
Here is a wonderful guided meditation with Rupert Spira called “The Jewel of the Self”. In this guided meditation, Rupert leads us below our thoughts into the quieter dimension of being. Let’s create a quiet place to listen and enjoy…
In this super short 4 minute video, Mooji responds to a questioner wanting to know if we need outside help to awaken or is there truly nothing that we can do anyways. Listen to what Mooji has to say…
In this six minute video, A.H. Almaas tries to shed some light on the importance of individuality within a world where there is truly only one universal consciousness. A.H. Almaas is the pen name of A. Hameed Ali (born 1944), an author and spiritual teacher who writes about and teaches an approach to spiritual development informed by modern psychology and therapy which he calls the Diamond Approach.
In this 9 minute video, Mooji answers a question from a seeker on how to best use the mind and how to best guide the mind. In answer to the question, Mooji explains that the focus should be on realizing the “Self” and abide as the self which has no need to use the mind for anything.
In this super short 3 minute video from Jac, she explains that often what is labeled as contentment is not contentment at all, but rather a fabrication of the ego for its own selfish reasons. This short video shows us one of the many ways the ego can use the most seemingly auspicious practices to fuel its own survival.
This video is only 5 minutes long, yet contains the answer to the question, “I feel like something is blocking me from being free, how do I let go?”.
In this six minute video from Lisa Cairns (a non-duality teacher and student of Roger Castillo), she explains how all of human mental suffering starts with a deep rooted belief in the existence of the “person”.
In this 6 minute video, Mooji speaks on the subject of “Free Will”. Mooji explains that we have “apparent” free will, but in reality once we realize that we are consciousness itself, the “will” to have free will dissipates into nothingness.
In this very short 5 minute video, Rupert explains that every choice we seem to make was made before our realizing that a choice was made. In other words, even though it appears to be that as a “person” we are making enumerable choices, none of the decisions that are made in our life are made by this one we call “me” (the person). The person, only CLAIMS to have made that choice after the fact. This is even supported by scientific experiments.
In this video, Mooji addresses a letter from one who is living in suffocating conditions surrounded by massive conditioning and social pressure. Mooji explains that his pointings are fully applicable, no matter what situation you find yourself in and that sometimes difficult situations can serve as a catalyst for accelerated growth and realization.
In this four minute audio, Adyashanti describes how through meditation, you can realize that experience happens with or without your consent, and an opportunity arises for you to become aware of that which is unchanging and ever-present.
This five minute moment from Mooji was taken from one of his walks as he expresses that there is nothing of himself that he can call “Me” and that everything belongs to the “One”. Let’s enjoy his wisdom…
This six minute video from a lovely being named Nada speaks to the very common human condition of feeling a bit impatient or restless with our spiritual “progress”. Nada explains why it is important to be patient with the spiritual process and be patient with ourselves in transcending past conditioning that has often been around since before we can remember.
In this eleven minute video from Mooji, he explains that “The ocean does not require that the waves are still to be more ocean like.” In the same way, the self does not require the end of activity to be more the self. Let’s listen in on Mooji…
In this great little video from J. Krishnamurti, he responds to the question, “Is it possible to know yourself when you are not related to anybody?” Let’s listen as we discover that we are never alone…
In this great little 9 minute clip, Jeff Foster offers us a fresh and freeing perspective on meditation. Jeff talks about the true meaning of meditation. Meditation is not a doing, or the attempt to reach a goal, it is the remembering of who you truly are. Let’s listen in…
In this seven minute video clip, Mooji explains that the person we think we are is just an illusion. Yet, even though many realize this false identification, most are still following it and investing time and energy defending it in one form or another. Mooji explains why…