This 20 minute guided meditation from Mooji called “Unplug Yourself” 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…
In this magnificent 11 minute video, a woman wonders if her sense of peace in the forest is awareness and then asks about panpsychism. Panpsychism is the doctrine or belief that everything material, however small, has an element of individual consciousness. Even though this is an incorrect point of view, it shows that science is at least headed in the right direction. Let’s listen to Rupert’s explanation…
Here’s another beautiful 16 minute guided meditation from Mooji that will help guide your attention back to yourself in deep peace, love and harmony. Let’s just sit back, relax and listen as Mooji provides the ultimate message of truth and freedom…
Mooji has been following the Covid events in India and is deeply moved by the unfolding situation that is affecting thousands and thousands of people, including many of our Indian sangha. It arose in his heart to share these words in this challenging time and also two beautiful and practical guidances.
In this Guided Meditation, join Eckhart Tolle in exploring the transformative essence of stillness and its impact on joy, love, and creativity. In this video, Eckhart explains how accessing stillness allows for moments of joy, beauty, and a deeper connection with life. He discusses the ebb and flow of this access in our lives, often hidden beneath layers of constant thinking.
Eckhart Tolle addresses the critical question of whether a person on psychiatric medication can still experience spiritual awakening. He explores the impact of these medications on the awakening process, acknowledging that while medication might obscure awareness in some cases, it is not necessarily true for all. Eckhart Tolle shares personal experiences and observations, highlighting that awareness can still arise even while on medication, depending on various factors such as the type of medication, duration, and the specific psychiatric condition.
Eckhart Tolle in detail explains how one can find oneself in a state of presence. He teaches how one should bring their focus away from the constant flow of thoughts and into increasing awareness of one’s sensory perception. By using the breath as a starting point, one becomes able to focus on the inner body where deeper, more peaceful awareness beyond normal thinking is accessed. The transparent simplicity of Eckhart’s method will enable you to experience the inner transformation and presence that occur in your daily life.
Your pet might be your best spiritual teacher. In this talk, Eckhart Tolle uses the simple example of dogs to show how to live without being caught in mental stories. His natural approach helps you find the peaceful awareness that’s already within you, just waiting to be noticed.
Every moment of our lives, we are surrounded by the miracles of the universe. Yet if you are trapped in unconscious thinking, you’re likely to overlook the beauty and “”aliveness”” of nature in its myriad forms, animate and inanimate. In this video with bestselling author Eckhart Tolle, you’re invited to practice giving attention to your surroundings without the interference of conceptual thinking, analysis, judgment, and so on.
We all have a personality, a physical body, and a past history that the thinking mind would have us believe makes up the entirety of who and what we are. Explore the question “Who are you?” without referring to things like your name, age, occupation, or any thoughts about the past and future.
In this 10 minute video clip of Mooji at the World Yoga Festival, he helps us to contemplate the question of having a higher purpose and what that higher purpose would be. Let’s listen in as Mooji shares the possibilities…
Here is a wonderful 14 minute guided meditation from Mooji called “I’m bringing you home” that includes Turkish text translation. Let’s close our eyes and just sit back, relax and enjoy!
In this short five minute video, Jeff explains that our minds are so obsessed with “doing” that we even turn “presence” into a destination in the future. It’s time to stop the mind for a minute and listen to what Jeff has to say and see if we recognize any of what he is saying in ourselves…
In this 5 minute video clip, Mooji responds to a very common question from a seeker that wants to know, “Who is the one that is seeing the witness?” Let’s sit back, relax and listen to Mooji’s response…
This well produced 9 minute video from “Universal Awakening” brings us a beautiful compilation of many of today’s pertinent spiritual teachers providing insights from those who have explored the depths of their being, and invites you to take the step towards a life of wholeness.
When we are filled with doubt and overwhelm, and all seems to be falling apart, there is the potential through self-inquiry to discover home. This enlivening 14 minute exchange with Gangaji, recorded in Santa Fe in 1998, demonstrates how in our willingness to fall apart, we ultimately see what falls away and what remains—the home that is real.
In this short six minute video, Adyashanti explains that even though all is one, each expression is very unique. That’s why instead of his teachings being answers in response to questions, they are meant to engage your heart, evoke your highest values, and continue to live within you at the core of your being.
In this lovely Satsang of the Week, Mooji shares about the freedom of non-doing and reflects on some stories from the Bible, these rich and simple contemplations emerge. The emphasis is to become free of concepts and to confirm the place of total peace, joy and natural completeness.
In this beautiful 10 minute video, an emotional woman longs to come back to herself and asks Rupert for guidance. Let’s listen to Rupert’s patient and loving response…
In this brilliant 13 minute video, Gautam Sachdeva explains that meditation is not what one ‘does’, but rather one’s attitude to the flow of life. Gautam Sachdeva speaks and writes on the subject of Advaita (non-duality). He writes with a specific focus on peace of mind in daily living. He spent over nine years in close association with renowned Advaita sage Ramesh Balsekar, assisting him with the editing and publishing of some of his books.
In this really deep one-on-one interaction, Mooji reminds a follower that, “Prior to the waking state you are in a state without even an ‘I Am’. Your identity in the waking state can not come into deep sleep with you. Come back to that original place.”
In this insightful video, spiritual teacher Eckhart Tolle addresses the concept of spiritual bypassing – using presence and awareness as a means to avoid dealing with unresolved pain and issues. Eckhart Tolle clarifies that genuine awareness allows one to fully experience emotions without repression, emphasizing that authentic spiritual practices involve confronting and feeling one’s pain rather than bypassing it. He highlights the importance of not mistaking avoidance for true spiritual progress. Eckhart Tolle’s message encourages viewers to embrace the necessary emotional work for real growth and transformation.
Eckhart Tolle addresses the seeker’s dilemma of trying to transcend the illusion of separation while fully resting in the present moment. He explains that seeking inherently implies that fulfillment lies in the future, which contradicts the essence of true realization. Eckhart Tolle emphasizes the importance of embracing the present moment fully, with an attitude of openness and acceptance towards whatever arises.
Eckhart Tolle shares invaluable wisdom on using presence to navigate life’s challenges. He explains how practicing presence during calm periods builds the inner strength needed to face overwhelming situations without getting consumed by chaotic thoughts. Eckhart also highlights the healing power of nature in restoring presence and offers a personal story illustrating the liberating effects of connecting with the natural world.
Although they used the terminology of their times, both the Buddha and Jesus directed their listeners toward what Eckhart Tolle calls “the dimension of spaciousness” within. In Buddhism, this dimension is known as “emptiness”; in Christianity, it is called “the kingdom of heaven.” Here, Eckhart shares his own pointers for stepping outside of identification with the mind-made sense of self, and into the freedom of “the formless.”
Life becomes dreary when our challenges seem to have absolutely no point or purpose. Eckhart Tolle discusses how from both a biological and a spiritual perspective, there is no growth and evolution without moving through challenges.
This is a great little nine minute audio clip where Mooji reminds us of all the ways we experience life according to our interpretation by the mind, unless we are free. He goes on to explain that our whole life is a song of love that can be lived spontaneously, not a difficult journey to strategize and plan. Let’s listen…
In this six minute video clip of Jac on the show “Never Not Here”, she explains that life’s “events” are truly only stories and that these stories are great fuel for the ego which can lead to suffering. The key is not to identify with the story and realize that the story is not happening to “you”. The story itself is not the problem, it is the identification with the story that causes suffering. See how Jac puts it…
In this 8 minute video from Jeff Foster, he expresses the idea that we are always “trying to do” or “trying to get” that we often end up living in this “trying” and completely miss out on the present and what it has to offer.
What at does it mean to deeply listen with all of you? In this 10 minute video, Adyashanti invites you to investigate the quality of your listening and to discover how you can bring all of yourself into a deep state of listening where you just become the listening.
