The Great Stillness and Nisargadatta Maharaj - A Short Reading by Rupert Spira

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Rupert explores the great stillness and silence that are the essence of all the great religious and spiritual traditions. Reading from Nisargadatta Maharaj and quoting the Christian and Sufi Mystics, he shows how sinking into the great stillness that lies - so to speak - behind the mind, is the way to peace and freedom from suffering.
As Nisargadatta Maharaj said in 'I Am That', "All the objects of consciousness form the universe. What is beyond both, supporting both, is the supreme state, a state of utter stillness and silence. Whoever goes there, disappears. It is unreachable by words, or mind. You may call it God, or Parabrahman, or Supreme Reality, but these are names given by the mind. It is the nameless, contentless, effortless and spontaneous state, beyond being and not being."
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@malcolmnicoll1165 Год назад

“Wisdom is knowing I am nothing, love is knowing I am everything, and between the two my life moves.” - NISARGADATTA MAHARAJ

@robertmitchell8630 Год назад

Awesome!

@mikamikalson7393 Год назад

My fave Maharaj quote by a landslide...goosebumps every time!

@steveflorida8699 Год назад

"I am nothing... I am everything" is a tennis ball being constantly hit back and forth, with no logical foundational home. Planetary humans are not "everything". Humans are something. They are personalities on the awakening journey to find, know, and be with the universal source of Life.

@diracspinors Год назад

This has poetic content and inspires tremendous feeling, but resonates only with those internal things that are so often such terrible guides...

@kopers695 Год назад

@@steveflorida8699 Yes, but of course he wasn't a human. He was 'nothing' when relating to his source, and everything when relating to the world/universe.

@ishanjoshi11 Год назад

Nisargadatta Maharaj is the best

@antalperge1007 Год назад

💖 Here we go finally; BACK TO THE SOURCE! Let's face it; $pirituality is a TRAP in a way; it's always side tracking, bypassing. Here is one of the possible reasons; It IS hard to put this in practice, because most of the teachers says "IT IS HARD, IT TAKES YEARS AND YEARS OF PRACTICE..." ... But guess what; There is nowhere to go and nothing to do, because THAT is everywhere, every time 😍 When I've found Rupert and Dr. Frank Kinslow (the father of Quantum Entrainment, QE)... Geez... I've never looked back 😍

@theprofat1250 Год назад

"So far you have loved so many things, but have you loved THAT which loves"

@musicmoments8510 Год назад

I want to see a series with Rupert sat by the fire with a hot chocolate, reading us the classics. You know it makes sense Rupert!

@SalemHill Год назад

Whatever I’m doing, receiving a RU-vid notification from Rupert stops me in my tracks and I listen.

@priortobeing444 Год назад

There is a story told by Stephen Wolinsky ( a disciple of SNM ). He says they we gathered in Maharaj’s room listened to his lectures when a well known yoga instructor enters the room and begins dialoguing with Maharaj. Maharaj asked the man “Who are you?” The man begins telling Maharaj with certainty and fervor about himself “I’m a yoga instructor, meditation teacher” etc. Patiently waiting for the man to finish telling Maharaj everything he claims to be, Maharaj looks at him and says “that’s not it”. Stephen was standing right behind the man and says it was like the man was made out of glass and Maharaj had thrown a stone right through the man and completed shattered his perceptions. This story is a great analogy to summarize what had happened to me when I read “I am That” for the first time. When we understand the contents of our mind and the roots of these contents, we understand we are constantly projecting our own myopic views into the world. Eventually we begin to look at the mind so intensely that it becomes still and almost effortlessly our perception dissociates from our minds and our bodies and our true nature reveals itself “spontaneously”. It’s truly something to marvel at. The one thing standing in the way of seeing our true nature is the mind and it’s constant mechanisms of comparison, judegement, divison, projections, etc. Take care of your mind and body, carefully watch what you feed your mind/body, just know at the deepest “level” of your being. Your true nature stands alone and permeates peace and love through all aspects of life.

@sashaneate744 Год назад

“If you want to know your nature you must have yourself in mind all the time until the secret of your being is revealed.”

@terefefeyssa877 Год назад

Sasha: Where did you get this quote? This is great message.

@mrinalininonduality Год назад

This is by Nisargadatta Maharaj.

@wmanadeau7860 Год назад

"In stillness all things can be known." - steps to knowledge

@antoinemorcos1321 Год назад

Hello Rupert. Thank you. Nisargadatta Maharaj videos on RU-vid is how I learnt about meditation and consciouness a few years ago. His words were a “total shock” to me because they were truth. He is really a revelation for me. Thx.

@antoinemorcos1321 Год назад

His book is also a must. Thank you.

@upresins 7 месяцев назад

Absolutely- a tremendous shock. I remember the first time I read "I Am That" and I was shaken. Nothing like this had ever happened before. Truly shaken, and there was a singular clarity.

@richparker4105 Год назад

By letting go, you gain all! Being absolutely free is beyond anything experience can bring!

@Aum_shantishantishanti111 Год назад

Thank you my dear Rupert whom I consider my friend although we haven’t met I feel I’ve always known you . A million thanks you being stillness to my heart .

@nunurbusiness894 Год назад

Thank you for this Rupert. I have been seeking for quite a while and it finally has occurred that this "me" entity, it has been seeking to improve, get somewhere, understand, figure out things and rather recently noticed that the "me", after all this time seeking, has not once even gotten close to puzzling out non-duality. After realizing this, mind was on the precipice of being dropped, who is going to drop it and how, then there was some fear but after hearing you speak on Stillness, for some reason that sort of finalized that the "me/mind" had to be side-stepped and ignored/dis-identified with in order to be at peace. It has nothing to do with effort! That is what the mind is doing is making an effort to get somewhere, achieve something, enlightenment BUT again it has nothing to do with that, so side-step it. What a relief. What a revelation. 🙂 Nisargadatta said, "“It has nothing to do with effort. Just turn away, look between the thoughts, rather than at the thoughts. When you happen to walk in a crowd, you do not fight every man you meet, you just find your way between. When you fight, you invite a fight. But when you do not resist, you meet no resistance. When you refuse to play the game, you are out of it.” Side-step the mind because it is not any help in realizing the true nature. Mind is basically traffic that needs to be side-stepped and there is peace in that.

@Shane7492 Год назад

I read I Am That years ago, but it never really clicked until I started listening to Rupert Spira and Bernardo Kastrup. Now it makes so much more sense.

@kathyashby6019 Год назад

Initially for me it was Swami Sarvapriyananda and then Atamananda Udasin, through Advaita Vedanta (Ramana Maharshi, Nisargadatta Maharaj, Ramesh Balsekar) Other great teachers followed; Rupert included.

@spencerdawson6536 Год назад

It clicked for me when I listened to Mustardo Katsup. Incredibly Profound

@jakespeed6515 Год назад

Had an NDE and did several Ayahuasca Ceremony’s, what he over views is correct.

@sanjoy079 Год назад

One who has really experienced the reality can deliver it to the seeker. That's why guru shishya legacy is established since ages.

@preetimaheshwari1329 Год назад

"I am that" by maharaj is the holiest spiritual guidance book ; and understanding would just flow if is explained by Rupert .how I wish Rupert could read out and explain the entire book

@TheParakeet1999 Год назад

Me too!

@antalperge1007 Год назад

It IS hard to put this in practice, because most of the teachers says "IT IS HARD, IT TAKES YEARS AND YEARS OF PRACTICE..." ... But guess what; There is nowhere to go and nothing to do, because THAT is everywhere, every time 😍 When I've found Rupert and Dr. Frank Kinslow (the father of Quantum Entrainment, QE)... Geez... I've never looked back 😍

@steveflorida8699 Год назад

@@antalperge1007 "nowhere to go... nothing to do", suggests idleness. Idleness does not develop individual character. A helpless born baby needs to develop into a moral and wise human being. The journey of Personalities is experiences and achieving goals. Mental idleness is a lazy sunburn. What is idleness's contribution to self, family, and society?

@mostexcellentlordship Год назад

@@steveflorida8699 True and effort is necessary for all things, but I think - correct me if I am wrong - Antal Perge's words point to the idea that "effort" (in general) will not do anything with regards to Being. You cannot "will" or "move" yourself into it, there is nothing phenomenal - any object or experience - that is capable of passing that threshold. It's a fundamental thing. Of course, the paying of the house, the providing for family still happens and needs to happen, but that's not what this is about.

@angelafromme6498 Год назад

I love you Rupert. Thank you for bringing me back to myself again

@No-self_No-problem Год назад

I would love a tour through your bookshelves 😍

@peacenlove6502 Год назад

To The - The Great Stillness !!! Amen

@paulthomas281 Год назад

So happy that there are now 178,000 subscribers. We want to reach one million! Thank you for your invaluable channel.

@a_man_jaiswal Год назад

जिस मरने से जग डरे, मेरो मन आनंद । The World is afraid of dying, I find bliss in dying ~ Saint Kabir

@happyone4833 Год назад

✨Mahalo Rupert❤️Sharing Truth✨

@vm-bz1cd Год назад

Based on my decades of trying to reconcile Vedanta and modern physics (esp quantum mechanics) Let me respectfully offer an alternative view to Sri Nisargadatta namely "I AM NOT THAT". While I completely agree that everything in the visible universe is indeed an "illusion" (Maya, a 3-D holographic movie- etc) every "particle" and every "event" is indeed a "dream character" and sequence" that appear and disappear in the Dreamer's (GOD?) consciousness. We are there to serve EXACTLY the same purpose that actors in a movie or a play do, namely to "entertain" the audience, and in our case, an audience of ONE. I therefore believe it is erroneous to confuse the dream character with the Dreamer who is merely "observing & enjoying" our wild and crazy behaviors. Our best (and ONLY) course of action is to ACCEPT this stark reality and continue with our "virtual" existence according to the casting of our role assigned by lottery. Thus, I AM THAT can be rephrased as "I AM (for the entertainment) of THAT. 🙏

@kiranlowanshi7856 2 месяца назад

The phrase "I am that" is used by maharaj as a piinter not to label it as the final truth. He used it because of the limitation of words in explaining the Brahman. "I AM" is the closest to the truth. But the final truth is beyond the "I am". Its the awareness between and beyond the knower and known. If you are referring knower as the " I am", you have misunderstood. The knower rises when a body is born and sets when it dies leaving an imprint of memories in the universal conousiness.

@DaleRogers 4 дня назад

I prefer, “I am more than that” My experience comes from where I put my attention. If everything is God’s body, which part of the “body” am I paying attention to? “I am” is more accurate.

@Unfamous_Buddha Год назад

I am god and this page, this video, is a dream I'm having. If you don't want to share in this dream, never ever repeat this phrase (call it a mantra) while under the influence of a psychedelic: "This Is It . . This Is It . . This Is It . .." PS: "This Is It" is also the title of an Alan Watts' book.

@innerlight617 Год назад

Thanks Rupert! Summer 2009 .I searched and found this book in the library of a J. Krishnamurti place in Varanasi. It was like a spiritual big bang for me. Since then..what a journey!ॐ ❤

@raluxia Год назад

This book has completely changed my life. It has a very interesting story for entering my life which gives it a stronger significance. 🙏

@I_Am_Youniverse Год назад

I AM ✨🧘‍♂️✨

@lorddryp Год назад

13:45 love this fragment, very profound !!!

@gracev4186 Год назад

🌈 The Mind is a prism, We have an infinite spectrum to choose from.🌈🪶😇 Grace Victoria 🦋💕

@I-Am-Aware Год назад

Thank you, Rupert, for sharing these incredible insights with us. As for "I Am That," it is definitely one of my favourite books. What a resonance I feel with the so-called "Fiery Sage" of Bombay, every time I reread his book. The love that he felt for seekers is so palpable. So, too, is yours--for everyone. Blessings. 🙏

@wrp108 Год назад

Such eloquence! Ahh. Thank you 😊 💓.

@pepacastillo408 Год назад

God bless you Rupert.

@ritagoodhead205 Год назад

Thank you so much

@PraeytoGod Год назад

How Beautiful!

@rahulyemul7822 Год назад

Thank you sir

@AbbyTheOwll Год назад

It's like seeing a bright light inside one of those chiseled crystal prisms. Everyone sees a different angle and different refraction of rainbows depending on their viewpoint. It's all very distracting, but everyone sees the same glimpse. If you turn and see the prism from different angles slowly you start to see the light is not inside. Then you feel warm and turn around and realize the sun is behind you.

@Mm-xr1rw Год назад

Thank you 🙏

@psweany9591 Год назад

Thank you Rupert. I am blessed to have found you. Thank you.

@joeholtaway Год назад

Thank you Rupert, your kindness beams!

@kathrynphillips3710 Год назад

Thankyou Rupert, ❤

@mindfulkayaker7737 Год назад

Oh Rupert I have been watching your videos and reading your books for six years almost at a daily basis. Your words are so easy to understand but so difficult to put in practice !!!

@keithoyoung34 Год назад

I’m six years in as well with Rupert. Happy to be traveling with you🙏

@antalperge1007 Год назад

@dustianna11 Год назад

I literally just bought this book… thank you. ❤

@stevenjbeto Год назад

There is a lesson here that I resist yet struggle to learn, that I am drawn to and run from as with God itself.

@teketela.siyoum5231 Год назад

THANK YOU!

@stochastic42 Год назад

Somehow I read the title as the great silliness.

@hr0531 Год назад

We have similar contents on our bookshelves :)

@ramananddixit2553 Год назад

This is Great we are only In doing So🌹🌹

@simplysunmoon Год назад

Great stillness ☀️🌙❤️

@carlfigueiredo2095 Год назад

Brilliant and illuminating, as always. Thank you.

@antalperge1007 Год назад

@gedaustin8680 Год назад

Wonderful🙏

@sreelekhabhattacharyya8712 Год назад

Feel blessed.. and at times i feel like telling one and all about the secret of our being.. as I am slowly feeling the quiet within me, but then I must halt,, as each one in his own time finds the key.

@bjk7797 Год назад

Thanku sir very much

@tgrace333 Год назад

wow wow wow thank you 🙏🏾

@edward6768 15 дней назад

Rupert has two of the Longchenpa texts on his shelf. Nice.

@12703pp Год назад

What an excellent and inspirational explanation. I am excited about sharing this with others. Thank you.

@DilbagSingh-sp2yp Год назад

Love you rupert love you.

@chayzegibson2328 Год назад

Love listening to you! Although I seem to be always searching for answers about life, I find that I already know them and always have. Strange, but true.

@Utrevj Год назад

A quiet mind…undistorted by desires and fears…free from ideas and opinions… clear on all levels , is needed to to reflect the reality. Be clear, calm, quiet and detached and all simply is. One need only remove the transient happenings to realize the pure experience of the self…neither adding to or taking away from that which is.

@JoseBarahonaes Год назад

Thank you, this was something I needed.

@ddnkmurmuur220 День назад

B4 the words,l Am.ln the beginning was the word and the word is with I,the elemental consciousness.I am That.This is lT,the time,which is born.🙏🏽

@satnamjt607 Год назад

One does not find truth. But truth finds itself.

@brizhnev Год назад

Thank you Rupert .. being Indian i myself did not know about this great book by Nisargadatta Maharaj🙏🙏🙏

@mind-cy5xe 10 месяцев назад

Ur voice is gods voice ❤

@warriorpoet9629 Год назад

I see a copy of Daughter of Fire behind you. I was with Mrs Tweedie. Such a wonderful woman. Loved this reading. I Am That has been the one book I’ve kept close for 30 years.

@simonheathcote4173 Год назад

Ditto on both

@fascinatingreviews755 Год назад

Be still and know that I am a millionaire Be still and know that I am healthy Be still and know that I am

@antalperge1007 Год назад

Neville & Nisargadatta 💖

@db-333 Год назад

Beautiful beautiful beautiful ♥️♥️♥️🙏🏻

@antalperge1007 Год назад

@pattyronco4217 Год назад

When you are not attached only then can you worship❤️

@TheParakeet1999 Год назад

Thank you Rupert, this was a beautiful video. Be blessed ans thank you for sharing some of Nisargadatta's precious teachings :) Also, see you on the retreat, this will be my first time attending one :0

@fatansameer4904 Год назад

انا احبك كثيرا كلامك جميل وراقي

@BakiSmaki27 Год назад

I have this book and try to read it every day along with Silence of the heart by Robert Adams

@juliavanrun-kilic1744 Год назад

🙏🏻

@sacredmetaphics Год назад

I am humble by goodness beauty and truth

@antalperge1007 Год назад

@mkh2799 Год назад

🙏

@mikeslivinski4294 Год назад

To those who question seemingly idleness? From " I am That" book: Questioner: To be content with mere being seems to be a most selfish way of passing time. Nisargadatta: A most worthy way of being selfish! By all means be selfish by foregoing everything but the Self. When you love the Self and nothing else, you go beyond the selfish and the unselfish. All distinctions lose their meaning. Love of one and love of all merge together in Love, pure and simple, addressed to none, denied to none. Stay in that Love, go deeper and deeper into it, investigate yourself and love the investigation and you will solve not only your own problems but also the problems of humanity. You will know what to do. Do not ask superficial questions; apply yourself to fundamentals, to the very roots of your being. From: I AM THAT Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj

@Shiva99333 4 месяца назад

Unknown and unknowable by mind. 🙏

@sourabh5965 Год назад

@bilimoriafirdaus Год назад

🙏🧡

@joefox9765 Год назад

ASMR 😴😴

@edacantrell20 Год назад

💚💚💚

@SARVX_ Год назад

🕉️🙏🏻🌷

@timothyriggs5955 9 месяцев назад

At 9.08 he says the Caribbean beach is not really sand, sea and sky, but stillness and nothing. Who would prefer that, or the screen rather than the movie! Save those for when we're dead. We evolved to perceive the world as our senses inform us. Appreciate it.

@tripthy Год назад

Naham Deham Koham Soham Bhagwan Sri Ramana Maharshi

@devindersingh2465 Год назад

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

@iamruslan-zf7up4zz3o Год назад

❤🙏

@pchabanowich Год назад

💐

@TheHmmka Год назад

🌿

@skoog5600 Год назад

I see nothing has really changed.

@johnmc3862 Год назад

-Reality lies in objectivity. Memory gives the illusion of continuity and repetitiveness creates the idea of causality' - Sri Nisargadatta marahaj.

@michaelfinkelstein8380 25 дней назад

Make this view natural, that's a worthy aim / result.

@matthewgerwing6520 Год назад

My mind still fights. It doesn’t want to let go of the image of itself. I see moments of letting go, but my god it doesn’t stop fighting. I don’t hate it for what it does, it’s trying to hold control even though it knows control is illusion, yet it still fights. It’s causing great and profound sadness in this sphere I experience. I crave connection to this stillness, yet I fight. It’s confusing and I grow sadder.

@GeertMeertens Год назад

Let me try to bring you relief, Matthew. Suppose you awaken from a dream and could dream that dream again with ONE difference only: this time you KNOW that you are dreaming. But you still wouldn't know what was going to happen or how the dream would end. Would your experience of that very same dream not be COMPLETELY different? Just because you shifted from the personal perspective to the correct perspective? Now here comes the shock. Try to apply the same shift of perspective to the dream called life. If you keep trying you discover the natural state, the great stillness where all is well.

@matthewgerwing6520 Год назад

@@GeertMeertens Thank you Geert. You have helped; Its a dream, and I am waking up to that reality. A simple and subtle shift in perspective, yet profoundly rewarding. I'm utterly in awe of it.

@fatansameer4904 Год назад

رئيت افلامك في قنوات عربية كنت لا أعلم أن لديك قناة خاصة بك الان اشتركت بقناتك بعدما عرفتها

@jbrock8129 Год назад

I’m not here to criticize Rupert in any way, as I love him, and I loved this video/pointing. But I was shocked to hear him say that when Nisagadatta uses the word consciousness he means awareness, as if they’re synonymous. Nisargadatta is one of the few non-dual teachers/clarifiers I’ve read who DOESN’T use these words synonymously. When he says consciousness, he’s actually saying antahkarana, which my copy of the book defines as: “the psyche, mind. Mind in a collective sense, including intelligence (buddhi), ego (ahamkara), and mind (manas).” So in the translated Nisargaddatta consciousness is basically the entirety of mind with a little “m.” Awareness is the source from which that arises. That’s why you’ll repeatedly hear him talk about “going beyond consciousness.” (Which was even part of Rupert’s selection.) If you go into Nisargadatta’s work thinking that he’s using consciousness and awareness to mean the same thing, you’ll come away VERY confused (as you can’t go “beyond” awareness). To be fair, there are places where he does use “consciousness” in a way that could easily also work as awareness, but I’m unsure if that’s due to limited options with translating words that have no English equivalent or if, as the activity of Awareness, it isn’t misleading to phrase it that way. (I mean, either way you interpret it in those instances, it works.) Again, this was in no way meant to be critical of what Rupert’s actually saying here. Just wanted to give people a heads up in case you ever hear someone claiming that Nisargadatta says there’s something beyond consciousness. And there are other writings/teachings that use awareness and consciousness differently. If they say something like, “consciousness is passing” you’ll know they’re not using it to mean awareness. ☮️

@johnk8174 Год назад

Agree. I have found Michael James's many many (many) videos on Ramana's writings very helpful in clarifying this. Nisargadatta's words I think can be confusing as he does not spell this all out very explicitly. But I Am That definitely stopped me short the first time I read it, many years ago. Thank you Rupert.

@canyonhaverfield2201 Год назад

An understanding towards anything enlightening will be easier found by dismissing the 'he' in any god..for its clear any fragments of holiness is apart from present day man. Her Highness is closer to the path .

@williamwightman8409 Год назад

I still enjoy entertaining the vision that we are entrapped in an alien camp for remedial and fallen species. If you reach Samadhi then you get to leave the planet and rejoin your parent species...

@carlosuhlmann2491 Год назад

The Heart Sutra says: "Form is Emptiness, Emptiness is Form, sensation. Form is exactly Emptiness, Emptiness is exactly Form"

@angelmoon8114 Год назад

Thanx so much Rupert. I was wondering if there’s a way I can email you to share some thing that has been happening to this character, Angel. While reading the book, Rhonda Byrne’s, “ The Greatest Secret”. For the past two years, apparently… There has been a colossal free fall. But lately there seems to be some confusion with radical non-duality speakers, Saying, that what we really are, which there is no we but that it has nothing to do with awareness or consciousness? Can you please elaborate on this, because, I don’t resonate with what some apparent radical non-duality speakers are saying when it comes to this. I understand that Words, labels and concepts, can muddy this….as it’s hard to talk about. However, then I’ve had a couple of other apparent non-duality speakers say that there most definitely is awareness and consciousness. So please let me know if there’s a way, I could speak with you sometime. Thank you….✨

@williamwightman8409 Год назад

I definitely need to lose some weight to get through "the door". Such a very little door. Itty bitty. I have to take my glasses off to see it.

@markmuzeroll2928 Год назад

Rupert thank you for your sharing. I wonder if I might share with you a poem set to music which I composed that reflects the teachings? I could leave a link to it somewhere if you would like.

@Misslotusification Год назад

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@ireneeriiter Год назад

How can I get in touch with you…will go to your website perhaps. Thank you for this today. ❤

@suedonn7996 Год назад

What created the mind? Is it all not a part of That which is, the I Am? The creations of the mind come from somewhere. Even our "spiritual" ponderings such as this reflection, are a creation of the mind. Perhaps then in our stillness, we rest, as in the metaphorical story of God creating the world, in the bible, "He rested on the 7th day." We step out of the self as creator and rest in the Presence.