This is a powerful inquiry practice that leads beyond the dream of body, mind, and self. This is from Saturday's Satsang. You can see how to attend online on the website n-lightenment.com
Thank you for this, Peter. I first came across Sri Ramana's teaching some 50+ years ago and immediately knew that I had found my path. The simplicity spoke volumes! Unfortunately, although I found a path, I never found a teacher and so, after all kind of crazy adventures, now aged 72 and I feel completely lost. Rather, I feel as though I have built some type of 'block' in my mediation practise. However, listening to you has given me something that was missing - some mental dynamite! I've heard the words before, many times, but something about the way you said them really helped me. Again, thank you!
Cool, I work with both. If I feel like it, like now, I do Ha-Tha Yoga and if I just want to be with the source, I work with "Atma-Vichar". I always build bridges. I am fascinated by Iyenger's light on yoga and I am fascinated by Ramana who could only do one asana. Nidhidhyasana
We are awareness. All is awareness. Initially I had a problem with this, but then considered what would happen if there was a God in the sky with a wooly beard who had created everything and he decided to flick the switch that turned off awareness. Give this deep consideration, explore the consequences, then it will be seen.
Other name of awareness is I Am. The name of Supreme divine reality. Meditation on this will help us to abide in awareness. Awareness is subject and not an object so don’t look for awareness which many people make mistake.
It's funny you brought up Mooji because just before that I was thinking of commenting that this awareness that we are awareness is all Mooji teaches. Awareness is the face we were before our parents, parents were born. We are formless awareness. And yes, it's only to be discovered not taught. PS: I tried giving this a thumbs up but it wasn't working.
