Eckhart Tolle shares the essence of Zen and spiritual practice: stopping overthinking and freeing your consciousness from compulsive thoughts. Learn how to cultivate present moment awareness, whether actively engaged in tasks or simply observing your surroundings. Discover the peace and deep joy that come from honoring every moment and realizing your true sense of being. Join Eckhart Tolle on a journey to simplify your life and find lasting inner tranquility.
In this ten minute video clip, Adyashanti explains that awakening is a shift in perception where our attention shifts from perception through the conditioned mind to perceiving from unconditional consciousness. But beware, Adyashanti warns “there’s nothing in it for the ego.”
In this six minute video clip, Gangaji takes a few minutes to remind us that the only thing we need to do to refresh in our true position is simply to STOP doing, even if its only for a moment. Let’s take a peek…
In this lovely 10 minute video clip, Mooji explores the reasons why the mind comes back, even after realization and how we can best deal with its follow up visits. Let’s listen to this invaluable wisdom…
In this 4 minute video clip, Gautam Sachdeva, author of ‘Ramakrishna on Non-Doership,’ talks about how the understanding on one’s true nature can change one’s attitude of criticizing others to accepting them for who they are, as well as ourselves.
In this amusing twelve minute Mooji video, a devotee says that she has reached a state where she is very happy and content and feels no need for further inquiry, yet she still has a deep recurring longing within her. Mooji explains that this means that the job is not finished. Let’s listen…
This very special 3 minute video from Adyashanti helps us to remember that the authentic hallmark of a true authentic Awakening is that you experience extraordinary intimacy with all of life. Recognizing the nature of being within oneself, one can recognize this same beingness within all. In this realization, barriers between self and other dissolve, and all that remains is the primordial oneness of all that is.
This well produced 4 minute video featuring audio clips of wisdom from Alan Watts is focused on the spontaneity of life and how we often stand in the way of our true nature by trying to force life to be what it is not.
In this 9 minute audio, a seeker declares that she is tired of all the talking and all the words that she has been listening to for many years and in describing this to Adyashanti comes to the realization that she is just addicted to struggle. This video is about the meaning (reason) behind that addiction.
This 20 minute guided meditation from Mooji will help guide your attention back to your true self. Let’s just sit back, relax and listen as Mooji provides the golden message of truth and freedom…
Delve into the teachings that life’s impermanent nature, though often seen as a source of suffering, can actually be a path to spiritual awakening. In this video, Eckhart discusses the gap between our expectations and reality, illustrating how surrendering to the moment, rather than resisting it, can unveil a profound peace and understanding of life’s true nature.
Eckhart Tolle delves into the influence of presence on others’ behavior, noting that people tend to be nicer in the presence of someone who is aware. He explains that the absence of judgment and the sense of acceptance created by an aware individual make others feel more at ease and comfortable. Eckhart Tolle highlights how this presence reduces the defensiveness of others’ egos, leading to diminished ego-driven behaviors and more open, pleasant interactions.
Here is a wonderful 12 minute guided meditation from Mooji called “Simply Be” recorded in New Delhi in 2016. Let’s just sit back, relax and enjoy!
In this great 7 minute video from Mooji, he explains that human beings are an expression of the consciousness and not the controller or possessors of consciousness. Let’s listen in on this short boost of wisdom from Mooji…
In this beautiful 10 minute talk, Mooji speaks about the importance of questioning the ‘I’ and of overcoming all resistance to inquiry. He continues by helping us see that the Truth is right under our nose but that most of the time we are too distracted to see it.
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 short six minute audio, Adyashanti explains that although we definitely don’t want to remain as the ego for a sense of identity, you needn’t go into battle with the ego, nor indulge it, and instead utilize it as a useful function of life. Let’s find out what he means…
In this lovely 8 minute reminder, Mooji explains that “My job in this life here with you is to remind you of this–to come to the place of the ‘I am’, the consciousness, which is not mixed up in all these things. It’s your time to wake up.” Let’s continue…
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…
In this awesome guided meditation, Rupert Spira reminds us that non-duality addresses two essential questions, ‘How may we find lasting peace and happiness?’ and ‘What is the nature of reality?’. We find that the answers to both questions are the same: self-knowledge. In this contemplation, we uncover the nature of this naked, uncoloured self to find both the means of lasting peace, of happiness, and an understanding of the nature of reality.
Even in the storm of good thoughts and bad thoughts there is the peace of present awareness behind the thoughts and the one deciding “good or bad” thoughts. It is important to be able to distinguish between them so let’s listen carefully…
In this lovely helpful 15 minute video, Gangaji speaks to the maturity needed when we are confronted with significant life challenges. It is absolutely possible to live our lives fully as Peace and as human beings with choices. In the midst of the challenges, we may find ourselves in individually and collectively, what is our response? Will we contribute to the “collective angst” or dive ever more deeply, and consciously, into the peace that is always present.
In this short 6 minute audio from one of her online meetings called “Truth Serum Cafe “, Jac O’Keeffe explains this disease that humans have called “not enough” and how this disease can play havoc on your life unless kept in check. Let’s listen in…
In this interesting 5 minute video, Gangaji speaks about how we try to keep peace and freedom, or the things we like about ourselves, and try to change what we don’t like. She examines what is underneath our desire to change or keep anything, the freedom that is life—naturally, effortlessly, changelessly. Let’s listen to what she has to say…
In this 17 minute audio, we find Mooji reminding us or our true nature. “That what is here, now, uncreated, unborn… can only be now. There is no beginning no end, only here, now.” Let us together with Mooji find that what is always here, now, unbound…
In this eleven minute video, Mooji answers some questions about how to deal with overwhelming feelings. Let’s listen to Mooji’s compassionate advice…
In this very interesting 11 minute video, a woman asks for clarification about the Tantric approach to expressing intense emotions and its relationship to the ego, social justice and impersonal anger. Let’s listen to Rupert’s detailed response…
In this lovely 15 minute video from the archives we find a seeker that says that when she is “here” with Mooji she can experience peace but when she’s not here that’s when things get out of hand. Mooji responds to her question by first taking a closer look at the meaning of “here”.
Explore Eckhart Tolle‘s illuminating insights on the profound benefits of sleep. In this video, he speaks about how nurturing your restful state amplifies presence and consciousness in daily life.
In this short 5 minute video, Eckhart Tolle discusses the paradox of conscious manifestation, emphasizing that being in a state of appreciation and alignment with the present moment is more crucial than having a clear vision. He explains that fully engaging in whatever you do with complete attention enhances the quality of manifestation. Eckhart Tolle also highlights common obstacles, such as not being able to give fully to the present moment due to fear or holding back, which can reduce the energy put into actions.
