In this interesting 4 minute video, Jac explains that even though desires actually come from the “person”, having many unfulfilled desires can often lead to despair. Let’s listen in as she explains…
In this beautiful 11 minute video, we find Mooji talking about the importance of watching the mind. Only by becoming more and more aware of the games of the mind can we learn to transcend it. Let’s watch this awesome video…
In this video, Eckhart discusses how to escape the shadows of your past and the mirage of the future to live in the present moment without fear. He examines how our lives are often confined by the narratives we tell ourselves about what was and what will be, preventing us from experiencing the richness of now. You’ll learn practical strategies for shedding these mental constructs, embracing the essence of your true self, and unlocking a life of presence and awareness.
Discover the power of presence with Eckhart Tolle as he shares a simple yet profound guide to living in the now. He teaches how to cultivate awareness of the senses without labeling them, allowing for a deeper connection to consciousness beyond thought. By recognizing the contrast between time-bound existence and the timeless dimension of being, Tolle encourages viewers to break free from past regrets and future anxieties to fully embrace the present moment.
Eckhart Tolle shares a fresh perspective on life’s challenges that might surprise you. He explains why expecting a problem-free life actually causes more stress and offers a simple shift in focus that can bring immediate relief. Whether you’re dealing with work pressure, relationship issues, or personal setbacks, Eckhart’s insights provide a new way to navigate life’s ups and downs with more ease and less overwhelm.
In this very short video, Mooji explains that we need to become vigilant in watching for signs of defensiveness in ourselves as this is a sure sign of the ego being alive and well.
In this beautiful little five minute audio, Alan Watts reminds us that we do not need to fret over decision making and worry about making the right choice, all we need to do is surrender to the universe and live spontaneously. Let’s listen to this timeless wisdom…
In this 10 minute video, Rupert explains that once the “self” is realized, there is no need to try to stop the attention from going out because it is realized that the attention is always operating from the source and never really leaves home.
In this eight minute video clip, a seeker asks questions about his journey and Mooji reminds us not to fall for the mind’s tricks that are meant to reinforce your person-hood. Let’s listen now…
In this super short video from an interview with Mooji, he responds to questions about satisfaction, wants, desires, and simplicity of life. Even though we can see in this interview that a seed existed within him to move from England, we also can see that there was no plan, no goal, only a contentment for living for the moment, and yet life has brought him to Monte Sahaja and an entire community built around him.
In this eleven minute video, Mooji explains that as long as one is fully identified with the personal self and only seeking to improve that personal self, they are not truly ready for Satsang. Readiness for Satsang are for those that are beginning to develop an interest in going beyond the personal self. Let’s listen to how Mooji explains…
In this excellent 5 minute video Adyashanti explains that by recognizing our impersonal nature, we can discover the one reality that is beyond the imaginary self.
In this lovely eight minute video clip from many years ago, Mooji responds to the question, “Is my will always an ego construct?” Considering most non-dual teachings about “will”, let’s listen in to Mooji’s surprising answer…
What is life like after awakening? This video from Mooji presents in detail and super easy descriptions of what life is like after awakening. I published this video last July but I think it is worth another visit.
In this five star, 10 minute video, Mooji explains that Awakening or Enlightenment is not for the self. The self “IS”. The entire process and realization is only for the mind.
This video is Part 1 of a 3 Part Series which focuses on Mooji helping a inquirer come to a place of recognition. This first part focuses on the subject having deep feelings of unworthiness which is quite common among seekers. Click here for Part 2.
In this 11 minute video, Mooji responds to a seeker who has had a very difficult life and spent many years in jail and is now ready to find love and happiness. Mooji explains that love and happiness is not found through the search for it but rather through finding that place within which is effortless and free from all desires.
In this short 8 minute video, Mooji shows us that the mind can make up all kinds of crazy excuses to keep us from being free. We need to realize that these crazy thoughts, beliefs and excuses are just that, and upon realizing this we are released to claim our freedom.
In this 7 minute impromptu video from his home, Deepak explains that all of our views of reality are actually based on “Models” of reality and not based on actual reality itself. He explains that beyond these models we are all actually exactly the same and this is important because understanding our true reality is the only solution for the world’s conflicts.
Very often in Satsang, seekers have all kinds of ideas of why they are not achieving what they are seeking. Mooji explains that the short cut is to give up all of these ideas, thoughts and beliefs so that only the truth remains. After all, you are already what you are seeking.
In this unique eight minute audio, Rupert Spira explains how our belief in separation actually affects the body itself, and how the body is constantly looking for ways to relieve (heal) itself from these effects. Super interesting!
In this nine minute video, Neale (author of “Conversations with God”) shares his understanding of fear and then shares how to deal with and ultimately transcend fear altogether.
In this seven minute video clip, Jeff offers wisdom which can help us deal with negative thoughts or thoughts of failure and unworthiness. The mere recognition that thoughts are like sounds which come and go helps defuse their reality so we can resist being drawn in to an emotionally charged story of self pity.
In this short 4 minute video, Adyashanti explains that we can not put conditions on our search for “Truth” if we really want to get to the truth. Placing conditions confines the possibilities to fit only in our narrow view of what is possibly true, but perhaps the truth does not fit within the confines of those conditions at all. See what Adyashanti has to say…
In this 5 minute video, Rupert tries to provide the simplest, most direct response to the inquiry into the cause of suffering.
In this nine minute audio, Alan describes how most people live in a state of tension caused by always trying to prepare for the possibilities of the unknown, when in actuality everything in life is an unknown and the only way to prepare for it is to surrender to what is.
This ten minute clip between Rupert Spira and John J. Prendergast is Part 3 of a four part series of a discussion about the integration of non-duality and modern day therapy. This particular part discusses why the discovery of our true nature is NOT the end of the road, but rather only the beginning of the re-aligning of our new understanding with the very real lifetime of conditioning that still exists within us. For Part 1 Click Here For Part 2 Click Here For Part 4 Click Here
In this wonderful little 2 minute reminder, Mooji helps us remember that human beings are a great vehicle for consciousness to contemplate itself. Let’s take a couple of minutes to find our way back…
We must not get discouraged. It is perfectly normal to baptize our attention back into this place of seeing again and again. The mind steps in at every opportunity. This fantastic video reminds us that just because our attention goes off, that doesn’t mean we are not making progress.
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.
