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.
This 9 minute clip takes a closer look at the non-reality of the ego (person-hood) and the role that it can play in our lives. Alan Wilson Watts (6 January 1915 – 16 November 1973) was a British-born philosopher, writer, and speaker, best known as an interpreter and populariser of Eastern philosophy for a Western audience.
In this short four minute video from long ago, Mooji explains that we don’t have to wait to be on a silent retreat to be “silent”, just let this entire world become your silent retreat. Let’s silently listen in…
In this 10 minute video, Mooji responds to an inquiry by explaining what to do when your mind wants to run away in Satsang or contemplation of the “Truth”. Let’s kick back for a few minutes and listen to Mooji’s wisdom and instructions…
Here’s a beautiful little six minute video from a lovely being named Nada who shares with us a very profound message about setting our egos aside to truly open the channels of communication. Let’s listen to some pointings to help us communicate better with others… Click here for more Nada videos.
In this very special 3 minute message from Mooji, he reminds us that even though our fleshly body may come and go, we are all the eternal one beyond names and forms. What a beautiful 3 minute meditation!
In this very simple to understand video from Rupert, he describes suffering as a messenger that lets us know each and every time we have taken ourselves to be other than what we truly are. It is a way for the mind to tell us that we are taking ourselves to be a separate self that is unhappy with a particular situation, much like a toothache is designed by the body to tell us that we need to take care of that physical problem. Brilliant!
Here is another wonderful 6 minute video created by Lucia Lagana combining music, AMAZING images, and quotes from Mooji, including live video and audio clips in which we find Mooji sharing words of wisdom.
In this ten minute video, Mooji responds to a lady who has a desire to share what she has learned in Satsang and asks, “How Does One Get Started and Do You Think That a Woman Can Ever Be Accepted as a Master?” Mooji responds that it has nothing to do with being a man or a woman but whether the desire to share (teach) comes from the mind or a movement of the universe. Let’s see how Mooji explains it…
In this AMAZING video, Rupert explains in super clear language the process from infancy where we are fully merged with the outside world, through the development of the ego, and into the realization of consciousness as the true essence of our reality.
In this 5 minute, five star video Mooji explains that we need to stop trying to hold on to the idea we have about ourselves. Let’s listen…
In this great ten minute video, Mooji replies to a devotee with the question, “What is aware of a shift between person and presence?” by explaining that the person (ego, mind) is creating any and ALL obstacles to the realization of the Truth.
Most of the time in our lives we are always looking for what’s next. In this lovely six minute video, Gangaji helps us to stop for a moment and discover what is here and now. Let’s listen in…
In this wonderful eleven minute video clip, Mooji reminds us that we don’t need to try to judge, change or improve every little spontaneous action or reaction that we may have. Our true position is to remain as awareness without identifying with the activities of the body mind. Let’s listen to Mooji’s wise reminder…
In this 10 minute video, Mooji reminds us that we are complete right now. Nothing needs to fixed except to put everything down (our tools) from the mind and let the Truth shine free.
This short four minute, well produced video from “Universal Awakening” brings us beautiful quotes about Consciousness from such Masters as Mooji, Ramana Maharshi, Alan Watts, Nisargadatta Maharaj and many others. Here we find a central theme that attempts to define the meaning of Consciousness expressed in many ways, but resulting in only one common message.
In this nine minute video from Mooji, he takes us through the cycles of being a witness to the world. The point of this excursion is to realize that there is “something” that does not come and go and that this “something” is always here within us.
This super short three minute video of a Skype Satsang from long ago is one who should be watched often as it deals with a reoccurring question and issue. Because of certain thoughts and beliefs that we hold, we often feel that there are many distractions that “take us away from our true Self”. In this video, Mooji reminds that nothing can ever take us away from what we are and why this is so. Let’s listen… Includes German translation.
Here is an interesting clip of Rupert Spira explaining that there is nothing but one ever-present Awareness. We ARE that!
In this lovely little 4 minute video, Mooji explains that often when seekers finally have a realization about their true nature, the euphoria generated by such an event almost always leaves us. That is why it is so important to make a small amount of effort being vigilant until our power of “Attention” becomes one with the self. Let’s listen to Mooji’s advice…
In this 8 minute video, Jeff uses a metaphor to help us understand that “Acceptance” or “Surrender” doesn’t mean that we have to become a passive little puppet, but rather that from a place of deep acceptance, there can still be intelligent, honest action to honor our deep preferences as they arise.
In this 7 minute clip of Mooji appearing on an interview with Lilou Mace, he replies to the common questions surrounding how to make a contribution to the world. Mooji explains that first, the most important contribution that one can make is to become clear about their own self and realize their true nature.
In this five minute video, a questioner wants to know, “How do I get rid of the mind?” or “How can I quiet the mind during meditation?” Mooji starts out by explaining that you can’t get rid of the mind by fighting it, but by being persistent in your practice of meditation.
In this 7 minute video, Rupert intelligently expresses his view on what is illusion and what is real.
Mooji describes Satsang as a mirror for the infinite to gaze upon itself and that in Satsang we can witness the shift from person to presence. We can then realize that we are even beyond the presence itself and have life flow before us as compelled by grace. It all starts with letting go of the image you have of yourself and saying “Yes” to your true self.
In this 8 minute video, Jeff expresses that who you really are is already so and that EVERYTHING is already so. Therefore any conflict or suffering that arises is simply a rejection on behalf of a non existing separate self not willing to accept what is already so. “Awakening” is really only a deep acceptance of life as what you are already. See how Jeff describes it…
In this video, Mooji explains that beneath the stain of the ego identity lies the infinite being that we are and that we must use Satsang for nothing other than to completely remove this illusion so we may shine bright in our own being of peace, love and grace.
Here is a beautiful five minute audio set to music where Lisa Cairns shares a special look into living in the moment and love as the essence of life. Adjust your sound and enjoy…
In this short six minute video, Mooji explains that the Truth can not truly be understood by the mind and that no matter how much we try to make sense of it all intellectually, the true recognition comes through a nonverbal reality. Let’s listen in on Mooji’s clear explanation…
Who are you before you refer to thought to tell you who you are? If we have any part to play, it’s to not judge the thoughts that arise in our minds, but instead to explore, “What is my relationship with the thoughts that arise?” In this lovely 7 minute video, Adyashanti leads you through an exploration into your relationship with thought.
