In this 5 minute video, Mooji answers the question, “What Causes Awakening To Happen?” The most important part of his response is the realization that “Awakening” is about discovering what does not happen. Listen to this short video to learn what Mooji means by this…
This excellent 6 minute video is in response to someone asking “Can you offer some advice on how we can stay more in the now?” This is classic Mooji responding in the most direct way always pointing to the same undeniable truth.
This awesome 8 minute video is in response to a very, very popular question which is, “How do I find the REAL Self?” This video demonstrates that it is not as difficult as one might think to realize the true Self. Let’s listen in…
In this awesome eight minute video, Ramesh Balsekar explains how free will works and how it affects our sense of responsibility. He also explains how knowing that we are not the doer doesn’t give us license to do anything we want without consequences. Let’s listen… Ramesh Balsekar is a direct desciple of the late Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj. He also became one of Maharaj’s favorite live translators and did so for several years until Maharaj’s death and went on to write several books containing Maharaj’s teachings and discourses.
In this 5 minute video clip from Satsang, Mooji plays a game with us to help us remember that the door to ourselves is always within us. Let’s listen to these wise words of freedom…
In this extremely well produced five minute video, we are presented with words from Jim Carrey and Alan Watts explaining that the “person” we have always believed ourselves to be is only a composite character put together by our mind through years of conditioning. Please enjoy…
In this great little 8 minute video clip, Mooji responds to an inquiry from a seeker who wants to know, “How do I let go of the attention itself?” Mooji explains the nature of attention and how there is the ONE who is aware of our focus of attention. Let’s listen in…
Listen in on Mooji’s response to a devotee that says “I just want to be one with god”.
Rupert speaks about all form being closer than close to our true “self” as it appears to be separate and three dimensional. As one realizes the “self”, the appearance of the world remains the same while the relationship with who you are changes completely.
In this very short three minute clip, Mooji reminds us that when the person is “not working” is often a time when the universe brings us what we need to realize a “successful” inner life and kick the person we think ourselves to be to the curb of ignorance. Here is the full three hour video this clip was taken from:
In this 9 minute video, Rupert explains that most versions of meditation are seen as an activity of the mind or trying to achieve a state of inactivity of the mind which is a form of discipline of the mind that can be hard to achieve. Rupert explains that the highest form of meditation really requires no effort… listen to what he has to say…
In this nine minute video, Jac O’Keeffe reminds us that the reason that “Create Your Own Reality” methods sometimes give the illusion of working is that ones desires can often be an intuitive preview of what is to come in the apparent sequential story of “me”.
In this seven minute, Mooji explores tendencies to suffer for others. Many times when one is presented with a friend, relative or stranger in the midst of suffering, our nature’s reaction is to take on the other person’s problems mentally in order to help the other person with their suffering, but most often people bear their own suffering better than you suffering on their behalf.
Here you will find a well produced four minute video of quotes and wisdom from Nisargadatta Maharaj, one of the greatest modern day masters and Jnani.
In this 5 STAR video Mooji explains the mechanism of God, person and pure self. This is one of Mooji’s ultimate videos that explains in simple terms how it all works.
In this short five minute audio track from Alan, he helps us understand that we can get some relief from our anxieties by simply realizing some insights about ourselves. Let’s see what Alan has to say…
In this eight minute video from 2010, Mooji responds to the beautiful Mirabai (from Mooji’s Sangha in Sahaja) about the question, “I can see what I am not, but is this enough?” Let’s listen to Mooji’s beautiful response…
In this wonderful 11 minute audio clip, Alan helps us understand the nature of our true nature. Alan Wilson Watts (6 January 1915 – 16 November 1973) was a British philosopher, writer, and speaker, best known as an interpreter and populariser of Eastern philosophy for a Western audience. Born in Chislehursjt, England, he moved to the United States in 1938 and began Zen training in New York.
This is another wonderful 8 minute guided meditation from Mooji recorded in Rishikesh on the 9th March 2016. Just sit back, relax and enjoy!
This short 4 minute video from Jeff Foster is a beautiful reminder that we are not our thoughts about ourselves and that we are like a mirror which only reflects the beauty and perfection which is always emanating out of “Source”.
In this 10 minute clip from one of Mooji’s Satsangs, he explains that the roles that we play are all happening by themselves and that the experiencer, that which is being experienced and the functioning of experiencing is all happening all by itself within consciousness. Once we realize our true position, one becomes more and more comfortable remaining in that place of seeing rather than following the mind in an attempt to control the functioning of consciousness.
This 10 minute clip, Alan Watts taking a closer examination at the reality of the ego (person-hood). He starts out by saying that the ego is an abstract concept with the same kind of reality as an hour, and inch or a line of longitude. It is established at a very young age as a social convenience but the problem is that we treat it as it was “real”. Let’s listen to this amazing wisdom…
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 super short 2 minute video, Adyashanti makes a hugely important distinction which answers the very common question of “How Do I Stay As Awareness?”
In this great little video clip from Satsang in Russia, Mooji responds to a seeker who wants to know if it is necessary to have a Master to realize the Truth. Mooji explains several reasons why one should really have a Master to help one realize all of the subtle ways the ego (mind) can hide in plain site. Let’s listen carefully as Mooji also offers the best way to find a master…
In this sixteen minute video, a participant who is also a scientist struggles with the consciousness-only model because of his training which based on proving the existence of matter. Let’s listen as Rupert takes him step-by-step into the consciousness-only model…
In this 5 minute video from his home in Brixton, Mooji explains that people come to him with all types of questions wanting to hear a response from that place inside where he responds from, but what would be best is for the questioner to be in that SAME place so he may find the answers within himself and no longer need to ask an outside source. This video is about finding that place within you…
There’s a lot of bullshit in the spiritual culture, in various concepts, teachings and practices, which are actually counter-productive to genuine spiritual growth and awakening. In this 12 minute video from Nada, he shares a few of the basic signs to be watchful of, as indicators of pseudo spirituality.
Very often the question of free will arises in Satsang and Mooji always responds the same by saying that we have limited free will which could be explained away by the fact that perhaps your limited free will may be determined as well. However, in this short 6 minute video, Mooji brings up another factor that most don’t ever even consider when asking about free will. See if you can find what it is…
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.
