Satsang With Mooji

A spontaneous talk recorded in Portugal Mooji says that you cannot change your personality in a flash, but you can realize the Self in a flash. It is not that the conditioning has to leave, but that the identity has to be exposed. Don't try to change yourself - that is to put your power in the wrong place. Just find out who you are. We are here to hatch, to crack open and to peck ourselves out of our own shell - the limited life lived merely from the perspective as persons. Ultimately it all boils down to a certain state which is not a profile, a thing or a way to be. It's so empty. You see everything as a phenomenal movement, an object of perception. Who is the one perceiving this?

Spontaneous talk recorded in Portugal "If the whole world is holding on to you and you are not holding on to anything, then you are free. Let everything come and hold you, but you are not holding anything. That's how you leave the mind." Perhaps this thing that we call enlightenment is too easy, too natural and we are attracted to complicatedness. Mooji refers to the saying 'light as a feather'. The feather still has weight but Truth is without any weight and doesn't belong to any category. Simply keep on seeing.

A spontaneous talk recorded in Portugal. This talk begins with questions about transcending conditioning, balancing spirituality and worldly life, and working hard for 'things'. As Mooji addresses each of these questions, he reminds us that the human being is designed to fail in order to succeed; the inability to balance our lives can be a doorway into waking up from the shallowness of our own conditioning. What is important is to find out that which is not passing. The questioner's mind is then brought closer and closer to its Source with the question, 'Can the seer be seen'? This reminding does not create, invent, or try to make perfect what you are; it is only a dis-covering. "This is the beauty of Advaita guidance; it points you immediately beyond all the phenomena that appears in front of you, to show you that you cannot be any of that. This Advaita pointing is the essence of all religion. It's the direct path - it's the mirror path. How much practice do you need to look at your reflection in the mi