Mooji describes Satsang as a mirror for the infinite to gaze upon itself and that in Satsang we can witness the shift from person to presence. We can then realize that we are even beyond the presence itself and have life flow before us as compelled by grace. It all starts with letting go of the image you have of yourself and saying “Yes” to your true self.
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Simply exquisite.. Thank You
YES! Köszönöm szépen, Mooji!
Thanks again for your time. It’s greatly appreciated
If I perceive there is a problem, and I therefore seek to solve it, and in doing so, invent the technology for mass production of food which is so vital to our exploding population in the world, to keep people fed, and alive — is this therefore not a useful achievement?
If I just watched as people died of starvation because we as humans did not have such a facility of technologically increasing the volume of food grown etc etc, and did not think about, and then act upon my designs to improve the situation of so much suffering, would that not be a sad thing?
I could just live in the now, and be the Witness, and DO nothing —Is THIS not seen by Mooji as a sad thing? Or maybe if choice is an illusion and right/wrong, life/death are not our concerns, then people dying of starvation does not matter?
This is not meant to be a cynical post AT ALL, but the questions remain.
Just because the validity of the ego is gone does not mean that no action is taken. Appropriate action takes place spontaneously. I don’t know why people think that just because one realizes the self that life comes to a complete stop.
MoojiJi is one of the most compassionate beings I have met. He remains as the observer and therefore the manifested consciousness (Shakti) will move without the distortions of the personal mind. In this way he does have a very beneficial influence of the world around him. If he has a chance to help people i think his body and mind are just moved to get the helping done. I cannot say much about his dharma and that of those that will or should solve world food problem and so, but somehow i feel that MoojiJi’s dharma is to give us his pointings to truth and that if people with a dharma to improve agriculture and food production would come in contact with these pointings also their work would benefit. I feel that in this way everyone has a role to play in this world and i think MoojiJi is praying his excellently. may everyone has enough to eat
It is God that made this world and all the inhabitants in it…he is surely not so unwise and weak to be unable to ‘save’ it as well…if you are him/it and I am him/it, then why could you not be an instrument to save it? I see no contradiction here…you’re impetus to action is just as much an unfolding as sitting and doing nothing for others…
Michael, thank you for putting this together. I have a question the mantra that you used for this video, could you give me the author and the name or source where I can find it please. It so soothing and beautiful. Thank you!
Hi Andre! This video was created about 10 years ago so we no longer have that information but I heard it was similar to music made by Deva Primal.
it is the Lalita Sahasranama…..
Thank you Om nama Shiva
This video is deep and wonderful and mystical .. Thank you. Touches me deeply…