In this ten minute video, Rupert Spira brings to light the “Knowing” aspect of all experience. Rupert explains that without this “Knowing” aspect, nothing could be known, therefore, nothing could be experienced. Let’s listen to his explanation…
In this super short 3 minute video, Gautam Sachdeva reveals to us what Ramana Maharshi responded to the question, “What are the signs of a true Sage?” and goes on to explain why. Let’s listen…
In this lovely 8 minute visit with Mooji, a questioner says that she feels she is free and using her ego as her anchor, but she wants to know about forgiveness. Mooji explains that when you are TRULY free, there is no need for forgiveness. Let’s listen…
In this powerful 10 minute video, Mooji explains that we are just missing the obvious and overlooking clues that are provided for us each and every day. Let’s join together as Mooji explains how to break the spell of Maya…
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.
When we hear the word “reincarnation,” we typically associate it with the concept of past lives and rebirth found in Eastern spiritual traditions such as Buddhism. In this teaching, Eckhart Tolle shares a different understanding of the term. Before we awaken spiritually, he explains, we subject ourselves to a moment-by-moment reincarnation of repetitive thoughts, feelings, and associated behaviors that perpetuate suffering.
There are certain things about the experience of being human that hold true no matter our time or place in history. Philosophers, artists, religious leaders, and other luminaries have all pointed to this “perennial” wisdom, explains Eckhart Tolle, yet unfortunately most people only relate to these teachings through the filter of conceptual thought—or what in Zen traditions is called mistaking the finger for the moon that it’s pointing to.
In this short 4 minute video, Adyashanti explains that because of the distinct possibility of taking spiritual teachings as containing the reality of “Truth” itself, it is better to look at spiritual teachings as strategies for awakening.
In this 5 minute video clip, a questioner wants Mooji to confirm her understanding of the Self as emptiness so that she can be 100% without doubt and finish her search forever. Mooji responds by explaining that as far as the mind goes, there are no guarantees and no way to guarantee that doubts will never come. Let’s listen in on Mooji’s brilliant answer…
In this 8 minute video, a questioner says that she has had an awakening and she does all the right practices and so forth, but still there are these health issues that pop out of nowhere. She would like to know why. Let’s listen to Mooji ‘s response…
In this twelve minute video, a seeker explains that he has tried all kinds of practices and meditates religiously every day and still has problems with anger and impatience, especially towards the people he loves. Lets listen to Mooji’s reply…
Very often in Mooji’s Satsangs we here him say, “Be like the cow who jumped over the moon.” In this lovely little 5 minute audio, Mooji explains what he means by that and the principle of truth that is behind it. Let’s listen…
In this short 3 1/2 minute video, Alan shares a unique perspective on our decision making process and choice making.
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.
Eckhart Tolle addresses the challenge of dealing with difficult emotions and pain body reactions when interacting with one’s parents. He emphasizes the importance of accepting parents’ limitations and understanding that their behavior stems from past conditioning beyond their control. Eckhart Tolle suggests that mental acceptance might not be complete and requires reinforcement through continuous practice. He advises recognizing that parents’ actions are a manifestation of their conditioning, not their true essence, and encourages viewers to look for glimpses of their parents’ true being during moments of clarity and connection.
There are two dimensions to our lives, teaches Eckhart Tolle. The first is one we’re all familiar with: the physical dimension of linear time and space, or what Eckhart calls the dimension of form. The second is one most people live completely ignorant of: the transcendent or “formless” dimension of Presence. In this video, join Eckhart as he explores: ▪️Finding freedom from the burden of a “heavy” sense of self—and the dramas of unconscious living ▪️The dynamics of suffering, surrender, and spiritual awakening ▪️Relinquishing thought as the key to realizing the transcendent dimension—the “silent Presence” of your deepest nature
The ego is a clever entity, and can use any situation to sustain itself and strengthen its hold over us. Eckhart discusses how our interpersonal grievances and resentments can cloud our view of reality, why we often pursue forgiveness on only a superficial level, and how our rediscovery of the sacredness of all of life is a vital step in the evolution of human consciousness.
