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What Are You Afraid Of? ~ Arunachala Satsang with Mooji recorded 16 January 2010 in Tiruvannamalai, India. Satsang video footage is extracted from the DVD called “The Removallist”, and is combined with some images and music. Music artist is unknown. http://www.mooji.org

Youtube channels: http://www.youtube.com/moojiji,
http://www.youtube.com/SatsangWithMooji and other associated channels.

Also see: http://www.nevernothere.com and http://mooji.satsangs.net (a source website of mooji’s video satsang)

http://www.sikhnet.com/dvd In this talk, the Siri Singh Sahib (Yogi Bhajan) talks about meditation as a tool for mental clarity. “If you do not find God within yourself, you do not find God at all.” Instead of looking for your “soul mate” he says that when you connect to your own soul, then you understand that “Your very own soul is your soul mate.” He also talks about the problem of information overload in the computer age and how to deal with it.

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Satsang is literally “in the company of truth.” Satsang is a meeting in truth honoring our unchanging true nature – the reality of solid spaciousness. In the late 1990s, Stuart attended satsang with Robert Adams, an American jnani (knower of truth) who became his mentor. Stuart often speaks of the strength of Robert’s presence and is most grateful to Robert and his guru, the revered Ramana Maharshi, the sage of Arunachala. Being drawn to pilgrimage to Ramana’s ashram in South India in 2005, Stuart feels it is the depth and power of Ramana’s silence that supports all knowledge of our true nature. According to Stuart, “When we take our attention off the individual we experience something miraculous – our nature, our essence, and that is a state of contentment that is causeless.” Stuart calls this process “undoing”. “No matter how we appear or what our life looks like, it is our interior assessment of ourselves that rules us and creates the structure of our lives. I am talking about what we truly think of ourselves, the interior dialogue about our value and what we believe we deserve and what we can and cannot have. When one believes all of these emotional judgments then one is bound and ruled by them. Life then takes on the pattern of effort and strategy to overcome deficiencies and endlessly striving for what will make us happy. All of this is a cloud of illusion obscuring the truth of who and what we are.” Stuart defines wisdom as seeing through this set-up. When we can be present to all that appears, then Presence is revealed, and this Presence can absorb all that is held. Presence then fills the space surrendered by our long-held core beliefs and begins to permeate our lives. What is even more beautiful is that life begins to reflect a state of ease and well being natural to Presence alone.

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Quotes accompanied by images of Sri Bhagavan Ramana Maharshi the ‘Sage of Arunachala’

Ramana Maharshi realized the Self at the age of 16, drawn to mount Arunachala he remained there his whole life. Many of the spiritual masters of today are heavily influenced by Sri Ramana’s revival of self inquiry, a timeless teaching where the question of ones true identity is the main focus. Ramana relentlessly pointed seekers & devotees to find out the true nature of the Self. Who they are.
The path ‘Who am i?’ being the most universally applicable method and most potent & direct path to truth possible, indicates that Ramana Maharshi was one of, if not the greatest Sage our planet earth has ever seen.

Integral Mahamudra: Enter the Mandala of Awakening (Patrick Sweeney) from Integral Life on Vimeo.

In this video, patrick Sweeney opens the Integral Mahamudra seminar of 2007. As he talks throughout this video, a central theme arises. Whether he talks about the importance and meaning of a bow, or waking up to the life that you have as opposed to the life that you want, it all leads back to an invitation; an invitation to step out of the Mandala of Confusion and into the Mandala of Awakening. Do you want to take that step with us?

Patrick Sweeney is the lineage holder of the Karma Kagyü lineage, given by the Vidyadhara, Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche. He is also the head of Satdharma—meaning “genuine dharma”—a Buddhist organization created with the purpose of propagating Chögyam Trungpa’s unique transmission.

Venerable Wu Ling, a renowned American Buddhist Nun speaks about universality of Buddhism, Pure Land and human morality. In this interview, she simplifies the entire Buddist doctrine in one sentence.

Here is a dialogue from the famous book, I am That, by Nisargadatta Maharaj, 65: A Quiet Mind is All You Need:

Q:  Does not the knower know itself?

M:  The mind is discontinuous.  Again and again it blanks out, like in sleep or swoon, or distraction.  There must be something continuous to register discontinuity.

Q:  The mind remembers.  This stands for continuity.
M:  Memory is always partial, unreliable and evanescent.  It does not explain the strong sense of identity pervading consciousness, the sense of  ‘I am’. 

Find out what is at the root of it.

A Meditation on Continuity:

Life seems continuous.
What gives us this impression?
Is it memory, recollection that creates the illusion of time passing?
Or is it something much more fundamental, more basic?

The very ground of being is conscious awareness.
This is the only continuous element.

It is the mistaken belief that the a collection of events, brought forward as memory in the present, and, as the present, creates the impression of a timeline, but look carefully.

What is the only thing that is consistent across all events? Certainly not the events themselves? They are “arisings” in the now.

The appearance of “things’ is nothing more than:

“Eternity in love with the production of time.” William Blake.

They are not even arising.

Ram Dass speaks on using death pain and every moment of life to awaken.
http://www.ramdasstapes.org/

Mother Theresa talking about forgiveness.

Mother Teresa comments on the Mystery of the Nativity, and how that encompasses our love of God. Mother Teresa comments on the Mystery of the Nativity, and how that encompasses our love of God. http://rosarypage.com

Mother Teresa (1986). This powerful and inspiring film is considered the definitive portrait of the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize winner, Mother Teresa. Shot on the run over a period of 5 years in 10 countries on 4 continents, this award winning film follows Mother Teresa into the world’s most troubled spots. From the war in Beirut to Guatemala under siege, from the devastated streets of Calcutta to the ghettoes of the South Bronx, the film is an experience of the way Mother Teresa transcends all political, religious and social barriers with her works of love.

An experiential meditation from the DVD “I AM THAT I AM” available at: www.netinetifilms.com

Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj, Advaita Vedanta masteers is here shown giving a 30 minute talk in 1981.
This segment is an excerpt from the extra meaterial of the DVD “I Am That I Am: Experience the teachings of Nisargadatta Maharaj”, Available at NetiNetiFilms.com
Directed/produced by Maurizio Benazzo, co-director of “Short Cut To Nirvana” www.MelaFilms.com

Inspirational and empowering presentation of best selling author and spiritual/personal growth guru Dr Dyer’s engaging best selling program, recorded from TV in it’s entirety 2hrs 15minutes long and engaging for every second! Enjoy!