Satsang With Mooji

"When I ask the question, ‘Can the perceiver be perceived,' it’s terrifying me." This finding is brought by a questioner to Moojibaba and we are invited to look at this together. The pointings deepen as a second questioner joins the conversation. The crystal-clear revelations and spontaneous utterances which follow serve our understanding and leave us as our quintessential nature. “When all forms are changing and changeful, all objects are interpretable, what is our common reference point? Isn’t the one who is trying, seen? You must look and confirm. If even the seeing is seen, what remains? Who is there? This is why I am not speaking about the future. I am the unbroken now. I have no future, therefore, I am supremely happy." ~ Excerpt from "All This I See, but What I Am I Can Only Be" Lisbon Satsang Intensive 26 February 2018

This podcast offers a beautiful opportunity to be in silent sitting and prayer with Moojibaba. The guidance is immediate and simple and we find ourself in the deep silence of our true nature, resting as the pure consciousness of being. “It is the attention that bears witness that This is. May what we call our lives be in perfect alignment with you, Father. May our attention and minds never drift away from the glory of God. Let our conscious at-one-ment with God — let this be our life." 25 March 2018 Music: "Glory to God" by Siddhartha

In this powerful and introspective talk, Moojibaba conducts a deep discussion about the phenomenon of perception, as he points us to a non-dualistic recognition. "This question 'can the perceiver be perceived?' is a very powerful question… it’s not a mental question. As you start to look, even if you start off mentally, your orientation begins to change. If you’re serious, it changes how you feel, the whole chemistry and psychology inside the body begins to change with this question. So what is the purpose of the question if an answer cannot be given? It is to draw through the process of meditation to not leave a dualistic conclusion like ‘I can see something’ — the perceiver cannot be something seen. So what is the name of the thing that cannot be seen? That has no quality? And can the one who will now answer be separate from the thing itself? It pulls everything into this introspection." 31 August 2017 Music: "You Are With Me" by Prem and Lluis

Moojibaba has a spontaneous meeting with a devotee and these beautiful reflections and utterances emerge. "The perceiver and the Is-ness, they must be one, at a point. The Is-ness can only be perceived by Is-ness. When the attention is allowed to be guided through these pointers back to the first expression and prior to the first expression, some recognition happens in that second, but it's not of a thing. Something is deepening and at the same time, in this unchanging awareness. Something just feels so totally right. You're happy for no reason, you're at peace even at times that would ordinarily be felt as full of turmoil, there's a kind of peace. Even when things go a certain way where others would feel this is so terrible. Something feels a serenity and gratitude for life in all its expressions.” Recorded on 16 December 2017 Music Artist - Sam Garrett Song - Grace

In this short yet potent talk, two devotees come forward to speak with Moojibaba. Through the Master's wisdom and grace, we are encouraged and guided to make full use of the powerful questions that arise and we are shown that in dropping everything, a deep silence is evoked and our true being remains. “We have to sometimes come to a point where I can tell you, throw everything away right now. How long it will take? A blissful second.” Music: "Radhe Radhe Govinda" by Sam Garrett & Samadhi This podcast is an excerpt from a Sahaja Express video called "For the Highest Question You Must Be the Answer" 20 November 2017

During a Sunday Satsang at Monte Sahaja, a father comes up and speaks to Moojibaba about the strong attachment he has for his child, and the distraction he feels it has caused from his spiritual life. "You love your daughter, this is totally righteous, but attachment is something else, and it's good that we don’t get mixed up about it, because it is a sort of neediness and it brings you into feelings of fear. Use the power of this attachment to find who exactly is attached any why. What is it that's trying to be protected here? These questions start to come, and they open up areas that you’ve not looked at. You go more deep, and more true. What a wonderful opportunity life has given you!" – This podcast is an excerpt from the Sunday Satsang entitled "God Is Not Close, He Is More Here Than You" Sunday Satsang – 10 September 2017 Music: "Only He Is" by Shivali and Lluis

In this auspicious interaction, which takes place during the May Zmar Silent retreat, a questioner brings forth a sincere request to discover his true place as the Is-ness and to be free from ongoing addiction. During this podcast, Moojibaba guides us through both the 'Invitation' and a powerful guided inquiry, that deconstructs the addict identity and confirms the direct recognition into the Self. "The greatest drug of all is the addiction to the 'I' person. If there's an identity, there must be an 'I' entity. Turn your attention and see if it can be felt. Let's see if you can experience the proof. Let's see if you can find the addict. What is important, is your looking – and your looking has a great power. You may just discover something that is going to be revolutionary for you. Experience your discovery. The I am-ness cannot be an addict. Your looking is your discovering and it's going to have a power today!" Recorded on 26 May 2017 Music Artist - Radha Song - Shiva Shivam Shivaya

During a Sahaja retreat, a devotee confesses, "I found that the thinker doesn't exist." To this Moojibaba replies: "The thinker itself is a thought, but you must come to it profoundly. Identity is also a thought, ego is also thought. Don't collect any thoughts. Make use of them, stay empty. Observing each and everything passing, and even observing your observing of everything passing. It is finished. Mind can't provoke. There is no one to provoke. It's like thieves in an empty house." Extract from: "Trust This Master - Everything That He Says and Does Is True" 2nd Sahaja Retreat, August 2017 Music: 'Remember, I Am You' by Omkara

In this short podcast Moojibaba relates the story of the book of Job and talks of the wisdom of Solomon. "Sometimes you may find that you have nothing at all but that may turn out to be something very, very powerful for you." 5 November 2017 Music: "The Love for My Master" — Piano by Omkara

This podcast opens many doors through which self-inquiry can be approached. When one questioner exposes feelings of pride, Moojibaba offers this profound and direct guidance. "You begin your inquiry in the simplest way, and if you genuinely want to discover, Grace will come and help you to get better at the inquiry. It becomes a beautiful adventure to look, and in the power of your own looking all that is untrue collapses by itself. There’s a thief within, now you’ve caught it. Be grateful in your heart and say thank you to life. 'Thank you God for even the troubles, because now I’ve found a way to convert mud into gold. You have cleaned my mind.’" — Excerpt from "You Are Shining Again in Your Natural Light" Monte Sahaja Silent Retreat, August 2017 Music: "Only You" by The Platters, performed by Omkara, Prakash and Karuna

A beautiful satsang emerges in which Moojibaba begins with clarifying about meditation techniques, and quickly turns the focus to the urge and power to awaken now. He offers some potent pointings and questions to contemplate that are pivotal to awakening. "Spirituality is only to wake up and to come back to your pre-birth awareness. Sometimes the questions are more powerful than the answers because they create opening and space for you to look. To overcome that limitation and that conditioning is the greatest transcendence, actually. You get burnt up first, then around you auspicious fires will start." 31 October 2017 — Music: Nocturne by Vlad Shiryaev

"Can you show me God?", a seeker asks Moojibaba. The Master's response is direct. “Be totally empty even beyond the concept of emptiness, no interpretation from your mind. You don't see God because you keep remembering you. When you forget you... all there is, is He.” 10 October 2017 – "I and the Father, We Are One" by Bam Bhole Bhajans

From beginning to end, this talk is beautiful in its profundity and simple clarity. While being very, very funny, Moojibaba addresses the question of how to stop clinging to images and thoughts by showing the ridiculousness of belief and identification. "That is how you are going to face these mind attacks. You have to use them because if they don’t manifest, you don’t know they are there. It is only when you are identified as a person that you are behaving like a victim. But when you identify as the What-Is, as the witness of them, they can’t sustain their power. The victim is going to run, but the observer is going to stay." – This Satsang is available in the online Satsang shop: "God's Joke Is Finishing Off a Lot of People Today" Sahaja Retreat, July 27, 2017

'If you see the mind taking over your life, don’t worry. I cut off its root in a sacred way.’ In this podcast, we listen to a beautiful rendition of a poem by Rumi. Moojibaba goes on to speak about the poem and what it reveals for us, the deepest significance of Rumi’s words. "We have come to look in a new way that this one, the one who feels held by the mind, suppressed by the mind, is connected with the mind also, and is itself very changeful. It is not enough to think, ‘I got it'. You have to be it, not know it only, but be it. It is happening already, actually. But I want to show you that on a daily basis there is no time when you are off duty as the Self." “I Return Again” by Rumi (from ‘Divan-e Shams’) I return again like blossoms in Spring. I return again to break the lock of the prison and the grip of the mind. I return to destroy the power of the mind that is eating away the heart of the human being. From the very beginning I vowed to give my life to this path. To break this promise would b

This beautiful podcast starts with Moojibaba reading a letter regarding how to continue one's spiritual practice in light of the Invitation. Moojiji approaches this with a powerful answer on the true meaning of spiritual practice. “If you love this Is-ness so much, your love cancels out that which is less. It's not that you are doing, doing, doing, and I am giving you a whole pile of things you have to tick off and do. Just your openness is needed, your earnestness to stay with This. This deep yearning inside the heart to be free and to honour what you see. And to approach Truth with devotion and openness. This is all, stay put here." ~ This podcast is an excerpt from the Satsang "I Was Born to Awaken" Monte Sahaja Silent Retreat, 22 July 2017 Music: Mere Gurudev by Krishna Das, performed by Krishnabai

During the One Sangha Gathering, a being comes to the microphone to share her fear of having no money and Moojibaba shares his own experience, which is followed by a powerful pointing of how to trust life. "Whatever way it turns out, it will be fine. So long as you are dedicated in your heart to the search for Truth and not determining in your mind, 'I do not want to work.' Don't make any premature conclusions about anything. Just stay open and be moment to moment with life because that's something we have not done. It brings you again into the now-ness of your being." Recorded on 19 June 2017

In this potent and rich Satsang, Moojibaba guides us again and again through the powerful steps of self-inquiry, which leaves one empty of identity and confirms our true place as that which is unmoving. “Try to identify the one who is afraid. Use the energy of the fear and look at 'Who is the one who is afraid?' This is the most powerful question, rarely asked. In the very looking itself, see if it can be caught. See if the fearful one can be recognised. Take the steps and walk with them and look. How to find this one? Not just the fear, but the one who is afraid – they are linked. This real in-turned attention...it's going to burn something. You break this spell by looking, by being willing to be found out. When you search for the sense of the 'I', where does it rise from? In response, what do you find? Just this vastness - it's just arising out of this vastness and you have to get used to this feeling of emptiness. All this is just like a funnel, deepening, deepening, deepening. And every deepening is

In this wonderful 30 Minute Podcast recorded during a Silent Retreat at Zmar, Moojibaba explores freedom - a great new way for mankind: Moojibaba explains what freedom is and why as a species we have not really moved so powerfully towards this goal of joy and unity as one family of humanity. Here, Moojibaba touches on some of the most crucial aspects of freedom as he describes it as simply the opportunity to come 'home' - not through a lot of practice or suffering or struggle, or spiritual gymnastics or lectures but through something clean, direct and immediate. "Freedom is not for the ego, freedom is from the ego. You have to be free of the ego, not for the ego." Zmar, Portugal 26 May 2017 – 'Om Namah Shivaya' by Ananta Garg, performed by Radha

In this interaction, one being reveals to Moojibaba that he had been experiencing his life as being very difficult. After reading a quote of Ramana Maharishi, hung on a wall in Monte Sahaja, his perspective of his life changed. Moojibaba reminds us that the words of the sages are "powerful hints for the one who is already attuned." "Anything in the life can become your teacher in that moment. Everything becomes like a little mirror to your beingness, everything reminds you again, brings you back to the source. For a while, the attention is only going outward. The mind is shopping through the senses to the sense objects to get the juice from them. That’s called sleep, dream. Then at some point, it starts to go heart-ward and everything it sees reminds it, 'I am here.’" Monte Sahaja, Portugal 18 June 2017

Moojibaba presents a powerful yet simple exercise — An Invitation to Freedom. This distilled and direct guidance takes us directly into the recognition of our timeless Being. The Invitation is the very heart and essence of Satsangs with Mooji, having arisen spontaneously in Mooji after many years of guiding seekers of Truth. This guided seeing is supported by all of Moojibaba’s teachings, which help to clarify doubts and guide through any unexpected resistances that may arise. As such, it is intended to be followed in the broader context of Satsang with Moojibaba. Moojibaba encourages us to experience this Invitation again and again, as the mind and attention marinate and become grounded in their natural source. This is the power and grace of Satsang, to merge the ego-mind in the universal Being which is our true home. May all who are seeking freedom in the heart come fully home to themselves through this guidance. ~ Music : 'Mere Gurudev' by Krishna Das, performed by Krishnabai.