In this 6 minute video, Adyashanti explains that over 90% of seekers or people trying to realize enlightenment or awakening don’t know the answer to this question. And, this question should be the first inquiry any seeker should reflect upon and answer before moving on to any other question…
This video may only be 2 minutes long but it contains the Truth of who you are. Let’s join in and listen to the wonderful way Gangaji expresses the essence of our being…
In this 7 minute video from Jeff Foster, a young spiritual teacher from England, we explore a different way of looking at the “negative” thoughts and feelings we try to get rid of. Many teachers speak of “letting go” of these thoughts and feelings but Jeff expresses a different way of looking at them which seems more natural and in line with our true nature.
In this 9 minute video, Rupert responds to a question about perceiving. Because of the mind’s ability to wear the mask of being the perceive, one can get confused and feel like perhaps there is a perceive that can be perceived. Rupert uses his wonderful teaching method to help remove the confusion.
Here is a wonderful fourteen minute video of readings of Ramana Maharshi’s teachings. Ramana Maharshi (Maha or great, Rishi or Enlightened Being) was the awe inspiring sage who’s presence graced the renowned sacred Arunachala hill during much of the 20th century. He was known throughout India and to many in the rest of the world as the silent sage whose peaceful presence and powerful gaze changed the lives of the many who came into his presence.
In this wonderful 10 minute video from Rupert Spira, he takes us step-by-step into the process from birth as an infant that is merged with experience to becoming a person, and then from being a person into maturing to the point where we realize that we are pure consciousness and that ALL of experience is happening in consciousness.
In this 5 minute video, Adyashanti does a great job in describing the imagined self and how we can begin to dismantle it. Short video, huge message.
In this lovely little 7 minute video, a questioner says that he has heard many spiritual teachers talk about loving others as you do yourself and wants to know how is it possible to love everybody. Let’s listen to Roger’s intelligent response…
In today’s day and age it is becoming more and more prominent in modern society to feel that everyone’s truth is just a valid and anyone else’s truth. Although this may be true on the surface (in form), the fact is that when it comes to the nature (essence) of the universe, there is only ONE truth at the source of ALL sentient beings. In this awesome 12 minute video, Rupert Spira explains why this is so…
Francis responds to the question “How can I deal with my personal thoughts.”
In this lovely 16 minute meditation with Rupert Spira, we contemplate that, just as a wave is one with the ocean from which it surfaces, we are one with the universe from which we emerge. Therefore, we need only investigate our self to know what the universe essentially is. Let’s sit back, relax, and join in…
This 3 and a half minute video has more wisdom then entire collections of books in describing the true nature of our reality.
In this short 6 minute video, a man asks about manifesting a career or profession as a means of expression. How to manifest a career? And how to choose the right career that comes from this place of understanding and helps the world? Rupert responds that the form of expression doesn’t matter as much as the understanding with which the activity is imbued. Let’s listen in…
In this short video, Adyashanti shares the universal meaning behind the “I am” and how Jesus spoke of it and was completely misunderstood. We are speaking of the sense of “I” before we add anything to it. Everything that we add after “I am…” is simply a description of our sense of identity.
This beautifully produced 10 minute audio/video from Gangaji deserves a full five star rating. Every single word points to the true nature of reality and adds no confusing concepts to distract the restless mind, leaving room for true realization of the all encompassing “Self”.
In this revealing 9 minute video, a man asks about happiness, addiction and objective experience. What is the relationship between happiness and objective experience? Rupert suggests what happiness is defined as is the absence of resistance, which can be attributed to the activity or object in our current experience and is the basis of addiction. The absence of resistance is being in the now. Let’s listen as he explains what he means…
In this lovely little 2 minute reminder we find the words of Ramana Maharshi explaining how we all get trapped in the illusion of time and space and how by realizing the Truth we can transcend this illusion. Let’s get started…
In this contemplation we come to understand that meditation is simply the knowing of our self as we essentially are, that is, to be our essential self of pure awareness knowingly. Let’s get quite and listen…
In this amazing 8 minute video, Rupert explains that Consciousness is ONE and that everything we think as having a separate existence exists primarily out of imagination that imagines it. The understanding of this answers most questions of the mind including the question “Why does God allow suffering?”
Here’s a beautiful little eight minute video from a lovely being named Nada who shares with us a very profound message about unconditional love in relationships. Most of us relate “love” as some kind of feeling or action, but in reality, true unconditional love is simply synonymous with “acceptance” or “allowing”. Click here for more Nada videos.
This video from an interview with Tony Parsons provides the essence of Tony Parson’s non-dual message. This message can be quite controversial but upon closer examination offers a somewhat unique perspective on non-duality and the reality of our life experience. Feeling adventurous? Let’s give it a try…
This eight minute video from Alan Watts focuses on Zen teachings to explain the nature of reality, the nature of fear, and how our personal reality can change from the realization that all life is a magnificent illusion and that we are all “That”, the play of the one great energy.
In this lovely short three minute video, Nada explains that whether it is to let go of something, someone, an attachment, desire, expectation, resentment, anger, or disappointment, letting go can actually be easier than holding on. But how? Let’s listen to his brilliant perspective…
In this very interesting 14 minute zoom video, Roger Castillo explains that knowing oneself as formless awareness in only one of more approaches to liberation. Let’s join them now…
In this lovely video recorded July 22, 2001, Gangaji speaks about the prayers she had as a child, and the true prayer, or desire for living freedom. This is a deep and intense look at the true meaning of prayer and how it relates to our self-realization. “There is some force that is seeking itself. That desires itself. That is praying for itself.”
When we choose to walk on a spiritual path, our first aspiration may be to transcend our problems or at least transcend the world’s problems. From the mundane to the catastrophic, problems are part of living a human life. So where is peace? What if true fulfillment is realized when we actually stop trying to transcend what Gangaji calls “trouble?” Let’s listen to what Gangaji has to say…
In this ten minute video from Rupert, he replies to the question, “What happens to consciousness after death?” and in the process provides a possible explanation why there could be a form of reincarnation in the process. Because Rupert never recognizes the existence of a physical body, the explanation he provides may require several repetitions to fully understand.
In this 10 minute video, we find 57 quotes from Nisargadatta Maharaj which points to his core teachings. Nothing is needed other than the simple truths revealed in these quotes to reach the highest knowledge and understanding of who we truly are. You may need to keep the “pause” button handy as some of these quotes change a bit too fast 🙂
