Nyoshul Khen Rinpoche's teaching is brilliant.......with your soothing voice and music...... delivers the wholesome blessings right to our mind. Thank you sincerely. 🙏☸️🪷
A lovely commentary on emptiness and our culture of anxiety. It is so difficult to be a part of our culture. family, work, friends and see the belief in our own ego driven work. To operate from a state of spontaneous love, and humour is my life's work, and I will continue to look quietly into my own illusions and that of my family and co-workers. This reminds me of a feeling I had when I was a little child, before the world set in to comlicate things. Peace and Joy to all. Roy
Samaneri - I have found your selection of content and method of delivery to be one of the very best resources for my spiritual practice. My deep and sincere thanks to you!
Dear Friend. I havent explored much on this play list. I keep finding more recordings you have made. Must have been during Covid. Anyway, its a lot of satisfaction to dig into these. Metta love.
Absolutely profound, beautiful and touching ! The Master's teaching value is multiplied by Samaneri's devine voice ! I feel so blessed to know this channel 🙏 ❤💖
Your voice touches me like that of the Ancient One,a voice bringing in peace and wisdom alonside with awareness and inner power. Thank you for your presence. Namaste!
Thank you! Because of you I looked up "Emaho" and found this: "The Sanskrit word emaho (pronounced ay-mah-ho) is an expression of joy and wonder, and an invocation for auspiciousness." I have been more than a little interested in Sanskrit for a few years now. I can't read it except for about 20 words that are popular in spirituality. I can recognize most of the letters for what sounds they make and even most of the little symbols or changes to the consonant syllable characters which signify different vowel sounds. It's a lot like Japanese, which I'm also interested in. The "letters" are actually syllables. Like instead of spelling "no" with two letters 'N' and 'O', there's a symbol for the whole syllable: "no" and to change the vowel sounds the are little marks on, or changes to the symbol to make it into "Ni" or "Nu", etc. I don't even know why I'm explaining all that. I just really love Sanskrit i guess. Well technically it's the alphabet "Devanagari" I'm taking about. Sanskrit an ancient language but Devanagari is only one of the more recent scripts used in India still today. Ok haha. Anyway, just thanks. Emaho, Jai, Namaste, and Hari Om Tat Sat. Maitri and Metta.
@@otterrivers3765 me too! Really find sanskrit to be beautiful language. I have noticed some similarities between finnish and sanskrit. Structure and sound is little bit similar in japanese, sanskrit and finnish atleast. (yes, finnish is not even in indo-european language family). I think it really important to learn these words, if you are studying hindu scriptures and philosophy. I have memorized many mantras and even first chapter of yoga sutras (good training for the memory and concentration 😁). Here are hymns of ancient finnish. There are many similar sounding words, but i just put first hymn of the Kalevala here for you to get some idea of finnish. 😁 "Mieleni minun tekevi, aivoni ajattelevi, lähteäni laulamahan, saa'ani sanelemahan, sukuvirttä suoltamahan, lajivirttä laulamahan. Sanat suussani sulavat, puhe'et putoelevat, kielelleni kerkiävät, hampahilleni hajoovat." Va/ka van/ha väi/nä/möi/nen Tie/tä/jä i/än i/kui/nen. 8 syllable structure
True...from nothingness all can arise...appear...disappear...all forms...all imaginations...u could think of.There is no real reality...its all only in own believed consciousness dream realm awareness happens and any dream can dreamed real and limited...all is made up only...all u could ever imagine. In even houlsome Love or heart or magic or call it emptyness all can be dreamed of...the human dream is just one of endless versions...very limited in many ways. Its all a wonder...whatever is and in here..its never ever 2 explain or figure it out ever...its a miraculous itself whatever is...appears and disappears. Thank u ♡
I have done a couple in the past Bradley but the time zones are all so out of whack with me being in Australia so it makes it difficult. Also, I can ensure a better quality reading and ambience if I pre-record.
@@SamaneriJayasara I dunno Jayasara San that doesn't seem like good enough reasons not to host a live Satsang every now and then. You are one of the best on UA-cam. Getting even a small amount of your subscribers together in realtime has got to outweigh any concerns about time zones and audio quality.
An hour ago there arose a feeling in the chest. My mind calls it anxiety. The doctors call it generalised anxiety disorder. It appears, as I have realised, dependent on how the thinking mind looks at what happens or when something has to be done. The feeling, the sensation frightens the mind. I have to do something with it, it has to go, I don't like it (the content of thoughts). When detaching from the "thinking" I looked at the sensation in the chest. In direct experience I could not find anything. There was a vividness, a presence. It was although not something solid, it was not in the chest. I did not find the "thing" that the thinking mind sees as a problem. It is totally hollow. Hollow but still present. Is anxiety empty of being anxiety? After a while it disappeared.
Wonderful! A clear seeing into the sheer emptiness of the emotions and thoughts. Keep looking, keep investigating, keep questioning your assumptions about these so-called solid and fixed phenomena. You are on the right track my friend. When you pierce to the core with your silent, clear mind you will see that in reality these emotions are truly non-existent (as you have seen already). They are apparent without truly existing. Emaho!
Extazius I also experience much of what we call "pain" and "anxiety". You are right. This teaching does indeed help! Just don't get discouraged if you find yourself seeming to suffer from feelings of anxiety again. It takes some dedication to look again and find relief again. Each time we have to overcome this unconscious inertia inside which seems to actually enjoy the suffering and shun relief. It's easy to think "I tried this spiritual approach and it seemed to work, but here I am still suffering. It must be a bunch of hippie nonsesne." It's sort of natural for us to think that our previous seeing should prevent this suffering from happening again, but it has to be seen again now. Always now.. And that takes dedication. It's like they say in the 12 step addiction recovery program: "It works if you work it". I promise I'm not speaking down to you from up high. Just sharing my experience and hoping it is of value. Really this is a letter to myself. I am just telling you what I need to hear. 😇💟
One more thing: A loving recommendation: Lately whenever I am feeling bad in *any* way I listen to Jayasara's video(s): Dhamma for dying and illness" and it INVARIABLY helps a lot!!! If you don't know about it already, I *highly* recommend it! m.ua-cam.com/video/xaC2Vv7GPBI/v-deo.html
@@otterrivers3765 Hello 😊 in my opinion the "problem" comes when there is a wish or expectation that some kind of "unpleasant" sensations and feelings like anxiety should stop. It is, I think, a natural reaction - after seeing clearly that this sensations and feelings are in fact empty of any soort of inherent and real existence - to wish that they dont occur again. Our thinking mind has evolved to see such feelings as "danger' (anxiety when detected "switches on" the whole system on alert) as an "information" that there is some kind of threat in the environment around the body that has to be dealt with. In reality although it is clear that such danger isn't present most of the time. We live today in a society where each day our body/mind organism is confronted with a high number of stimuli to proces. Sometimes even a thought regarding something that has to be done is enough to "overload" the organism and triggers anxiety. Anxiety is a natural and useful reaction that has helped our organism to evolve and become what it is today. The "issue" is that today an anxious reaction is very often triggered without there being a real danger. The thinking mind than starts to look for the reason for this anxiety in the environment around the body. Due to not finding anything it keeps looking (sometimes even creating new triggers) to find something and to deal with it. The thinking mind only wants for the anxiety to be gone (as it is perceived as a danger). Thoughts about the unpleasantness of the sensation arise. This is also just a normal response. The thinking mind does only its job. Instead of following this arising of reactions the best thing is to "detach" from the thinking mind, come in to the present and be with the feeling the thinking mind sees as something to push away and as a danger. It becomes clear that the feeling is a sensation. It is not a solid thing. It is hollow and it is not dangerous. Even stronger it is in itself not unpleasant. The descriptions attributed by the thinking mind to the sensation are not present in the felt sensation itself. The thinking mind (thoughts and thoughts) are also not feeling anything. Both appearances (the sensation and the thoughts) are experienced. As one appearance (a thought) can not experience another appearance (a sensation) it becomes clear that the whole construct is like the experience of a mirage (it is clearly present but it is not what it seems to be). It is totally hollow. These are empty appearances. This although does not mean that these experiences will stop or not occur again. They will arise again but instead of going with the stories of the thinking mind where a seeming independent real subject is threatened by a seemingly real object we come back in this moment (the only reality there exist) and just let the sensation be. By not falling into the deluded outlook of the thoughts that arise the sensation will soon "disappear ". Sometimes I feel this type of reactions (like anxiety) are like a gift. There is no other choice but use them as a moment to practice what we have learned and use them as tools to "wake up from samsara". 🙏❤
Are you well yourself, my mother ? 1:55 1:10 1:1 Reduced to Fullness Emptiness displayed as Form Mirror Mind : Basic Space Adorned My view of you, my mother Is just my own misinformed Mirror Empties as None Other Before Birth Begun Uncompounded : One
Can someone please give a more concise and detailed explanation of actual emptiness, what it is, and how it ends one’s personal conflict and suffering? Much appreciated.
Emptiness is the actual Reality of all and everything in phenomenal existence. This is a scientific fact. The problem is that we are deluded in not knowing or recognizing this fact so we cling to things - objects, self, other people - as being concrete, separate discrete entities, and unchanging. However, when we see deeply with insight and intuitive wisdom (not just through an intellectual understanding) the substanceless nature of all phenomena, it is a liberating and blissful awakening. We are released from ego clinging, fixation, dualistic perception, and suffering. However, this has to be experienced for oneself - me telling you this is not going to end your suffering. Keep looking on within with wisdom and ease and allow your true nature to shine through, as and when it will. As Nagarjuna says: Emptiness liberates one from all conceptual views. But those who conceptualize emptiness will fail to realize liberation.
@@keepquiet Hah! The perfect answer to your question my friend is hidden in your moniker/name for UA-cam! Don't you just love that? The Universe is always sending us clues and teachings and has such a wonderful sense of humour. Be well, at ease, and keep quiet, then you will understand True Emptiness. 🌺💜
@@keepquiet It may be helpful to go and look at the works of Douglas Harding and Richard Lang. “ The Headless Way” is a simple and profound introduction to you true nature- as this teacher here says - “ Emptiness is enlightenment without exertion” - It is a way to see and recognise emptiness without all the history, mythology and baggage constantly dragging you away from yourself to be somewhere else. I hope you find, if you choose to do the Headless Way ‘ experiments’, that it clarifies your questions.
All this time, these years, I still haven't got a clue. Maybe I took a side turning long ago, it all looks as strange and confusing as it did, only difference is I don't care anymore.
Wonderful John! As Bodhidharma says: "True understanding isn’t just understanding understanding. It’s also understanding not understanding. If you understand anything, you don’t understand. Only when you understand nothing is it true understanding. Understanding is neither understanding nor not understanding."
@@kirkdalgrin8348 Hi Kirk, i live in Australia in a fairly remote and very quiet part of the world (relatively speaking) so there is not much call for it as there aren't many people living locally who are tuned to this YT channel or perhaps would be interested. Those that would be - it's too far to travel. Where do you live?
Nyoshul Khen Rinpoche's teaching is brilliant.......with your soothing voice and music...... delivers the wholesome blessings right to our mind. Thank you sincerely. 🙏☸️🪷
A lovely commentary on emptiness and our culture of anxiety. It is so difficult to be a part of our culture. family, work, friends and see the belief in our own ego driven work. To operate from a state of spontaneous love, and humour is my life's work, and I will continue to look quietly into my own illusions and that of my family and co-workers. This reminds me of a feeling I had when I was a little child, before the world set in to comlicate things. Peace and Joy to all. Roy
What a beautiful aspiration.Indeed one feels more in touch with the divine NESS of creation as a small child.
Emtpiness is our greater refuge. May you fulfill your deepest wish for happiness.
There is no greater teaching, yet it's still empty, like everything else. May all fulfill their deepest wish for happiness.
Samaneri - I have found your selection of content and method of delivery to be one of the very best resources for my spiritual practice. My deep and sincere thanks to you!
Me three.
Dear Friend. I havent explored much on this play list. I keep finding more recordings you have made. Must have been during Covid. Anyway, its a lot of satisfaction to dig into these. Metta love.
I declare there is nothing as powerful as this in all creation.
And yet... it's empty!
I have no words to thank you for bringing this teaching home🙏🌈
What is actually nothing appears as everything. Anything and everything can be as real as we imagine it to be. 🙏
Absolutely profound, beautiful and touching ! The Master's teaching value is multiplied by Samaneri's devine voice ! I feel so blessed to know this channel 🙏 ❤💖
empy but appear....free like immaculate sky....so majestic...azure without limit infinite..full of bliss joy and compassion..emaho
"Emptiness does not destroy discursive thought-----and discursive thought does not obstruct emptiness."
whoaaaaa
@@TheDeepening718 🙊🙉🙏🏽🙏🏽💙🧡💙🧡
Your voice touches me like that of the Ancient One,a voice bringing in peace and wisdom alonside with awareness and inner power. Thank you for your presence. Namaste!
Thoughts dissolve into themselves like waves on a river. EMAHO! 🙏❤️🕊
Thank you! Because of you I looked up "Emaho" and found this:
"The Sanskrit word emaho (pronounced ay-mah-ho) is an expression of joy and wonder, and an invocation for auspiciousness."
I have been more than a little interested in Sanskrit for a few years now. I can't read it except for about 20 words that are popular in spirituality. I can recognize most of the letters for what sounds they make and even most of the little symbols or changes to the consonant syllable characters which signify different vowel sounds.
It's a lot like Japanese, which I'm also interested in. The "letters" are actually syllables. Like instead of spelling "no" with two letters 'N' and 'O', there's a symbol for the whole syllable: "no" and to change the vowel sounds the are little marks on, or changes to the symbol to make it into "Ni" or "Nu", etc.
I don't even know why I'm explaining all that. I just really love Sanskrit i guess. Well technically it's the alphabet "Devanagari" I'm taking about.
Sanskrit an ancient language but Devanagari is only one of the more recent scripts used in India still today.
Ok haha. Anyway, just thanks. Emaho, Jai, Namaste, and Hari Om Tat Sat. Maitri and Metta.
@@otterrivers3765 me too! Really find sanskrit to be beautiful language. I have noticed some similarities between finnish and sanskrit. Structure and sound is little bit similar in japanese, sanskrit and finnish atleast. (yes, finnish is not even in indo-european language family).
I think it really important to learn these words, if you are studying hindu scriptures and philosophy. I have memorized many mantras and even first chapter of yoga sutras (good training for the memory and concentration 😁).
Here are hymns of ancient finnish. There are many similar sounding words, but i just put first hymn of the Kalevala here for you to get some idea of finnish. 😁
"Mieleni minun tekevi, aivoni ajattelevi, lähteäni laulamahan, saa'ani sanelemahan, sukuvirttä suoltamahan, lajivirttä laulamahan. Sanat suussani sulavat, puhe'et putoelevat, kielelleni kerkiävät, hampahilleni hajoovat."
Va/ka van/ha väi/nä/möi/nen
Tie/tä/jä i/än i/kui/nen.
8 syllable structure
@@aumatomos7811 trtyyuiohhhuuuuiiiuiiioopppååggghhhyi
F gritty you hu hu i porch hgx🙄❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🤷🤷❤️❤️❤️❤️🤷🤷🤷🤷🤷🤷🤷🤷🤷🤷🤷🥰🥰🤷🥰🥰🥰🤷🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😝😘
💛💛💛🙏🙏🙏Thank you very much for your kindness and your brilliant work.
Here and ever grateful 🙏🏼💖
Time to put this on repeat for the day 🙏
What a profound teaching.
🔔🔔🔔 🧘🏻♂️ 🙏🏻 💖
Love to you 💖 for your kindness in sharing these teachings to benefit others. 🕊️.
Samaneri, thanks for your great service - this will help many.
Thank you, Namaste
Blessed be and thank you from the bottom of my heart... all teachings come in perfect harmony and timing... peace
Your work is brilliant and full of compassion, thank you very much
Thank you for the presentation of the jewels. Pure emptiness and peace. 🙏
My gratitude and thanks from the bottom of my heart🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️
Absolutely liberating!!🙏🙏🙏
My gratitude and thanks for this meditation please make this video available for me some more days ❤❤🙏🙏😁❤️
Clear & beautiful. Thank you 💕🙏
Gloriously beautiful.🌹🌹🌹
Thank you
Thank you
True...from nothingness all can arise...appear...disappear...all forms...all imaginations...u could think of.There is no real reality...its all only in own believed consciousness dream realm awareness happens and any dream can dreamed real and limited...all is made up only...all u could ever imagine. In even houlsome Love or heart or magic or call it emptyness all can be dreamed of...the human dream is just one of endless versions...very limited in many ways.
Its all a wonder...whatever is and in here..its never ever 2 explain or figure it out ever...its a miraculous itself whatever is...appears and disappears.
Thank u ♡
Gratitude
How beautiful 🙏🙏🙏💜💜💜🪷🪷🪷
Awesome 😄👍👍
Bodhichitta = SatChitAnanda = Sacred Heart of Christ
Absolutely wonderful! Emptiness in Buddhist context is same as Brahman in the context of Vedanta.
Shunyata
blissfully delightful
Thanks a lot
Thank you🙏
Than You Again
Great work as usual
Great ⭕🙏❤
🙏🌺🙏🌺🙏🌺🙏🌺🙏🌺
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hello madam, have you thought of doing live streaming of your readings?
I have done a couple in the past Bradley but the time zones are all so out of whack with me being in Australia so it makes it difficult. Also, I can ensure a better quality reading and ambience if I pre-record.
@@SamaneriJayasara I dunno Jayasara San that doesn't seem like good enough reasons not to host a live Satsang every now and then. You are one of the best on UA-cam. Getting even a small amount of your subscribers together in realtime has got to outweigh any concerns about time zones and audio quality.
🙏🙏🙏💎💎💎
An hour ago there arose a feeling in the chest. My mind calls it anxiety. The doctors call it generalised anxiety disorder.
It appears, as I have realised, dependent on how the thinking mind looks at what happens or when something has to be done.
The feeling, the sensation frightens the mind. I have to do something with it, it has to go, I don't like it (the content of thoughts).
When detaching from the "thinking" I looked at the sensation in the chest. In direct experience I could not find anything. There was a vividness, a presence. It was although not something solid, it was not in the chest. I did not find the "thing" that the thinking mind sees as a problem.
It is totally hollow. Hollow but still present. Is anxiety empty of being anxiety?
After a while it disappeared.
Wonderful! A clear seeing into the sheer emptiness of the emotions and thoughts. Keep looking, keep investigating, keep questioning your assumptions about these so-called solid and fixed phenomena. You are on the right track my friend. When you pierce to the core with your silent, clear mind you will see that in reality these emotions are truly non-existent (as you have seen already). They are apparent without truly existing. Emaho!
@@SamaneriJayasara thank you for your reply. I am really grateful for your work. It has helped me a lot. 🙏❤
Extazius
I also experience much of what we call "pain" and "anxiety". You are right. This teaching does indeed help! Just don't get discouraged if you find yourself seeming to suffer from feelings of anxiety again. It takes some dedication to look again and find relief again. Each time we have to overcome this unconscious inertia inside which seems to actually enjoy the suffering and shun relief.
It's easy to think "I tried this spiritual approach and it seemed to work, but here I am still suffering. It must be a bunch of hippie nonsesne."
It's sort of natural for us to think that our previous seeing should prevent this suffering from happening again, but it has to be seen again now. Always now.. And that takes dedication.
It's like they say in the 12 step addiction recovery program: "It works if you work it".
I promise I'm not speaking down to you from up high. Just sharing my experience and hoping it is of value.
Really this is a letter to myself. I am just telling you what I need to hear.
😇💟
One more thing:
A loving recommendation:
Lately whenever I am feeling bad in *any* way I listen to Jayasara's video(s): Dhamma for dying and illness" and it INVARIABLY helps a lot!!!
If you don't know about it already, I *highly* recommend it!
m.ua-cam.com/video/xaC2Vv7GPBI/v-deo.html
@@otterrivers3765 Hello 😊 in my opinion the "problem" comes when there is a wish or expectation that some kind of "unpleasant" sensations and feelings like anxiety should stop. It is, I think, a natural reaction - after seeing clearly that this sensations and feelings are in fact empty of any soort of inherent and real existence - to wish that they dont occur again.
Our thinking mind has evolved to see such feelings as "danger' (anxiety when detected "switches on" the whole system on alert) as an "information" that there is some kind of threat in the environment around the body that has to be dealt with.
In reality although it is clear that such danger isn't present most of the time. We live today in a society where each day our body/mind organism is confronted with a high number of stimuli to proces. Sometimes even a thought regarding something that has to be done is enough to "overload" the organism and triggers anxiety.
Anxiety is a natural and useful reaction that has helped our organism to evolve and become what it is today. The "issue" is that today an anxious reaction is very often triggered without there being a real danger. The thinking mind than starts to look for the reason for this anxiety in the environment around the body. Due to not finding anything it keeps looking (sometimes even creating new triggers) to find something and to deal with it.
The thinking mind only wants for the anxiety to be gone (as it is perceived as a danger). Thoughts about the unpleasantness of the sensation arise.
This is also just a normal response. The thinking mind does only its job.
Instead of following this arising of reactions the best thing is to "detach" from the thinking mind, come in to the present and be with the feeling the thinking mind sees as something to push away and as a danger.
It becomes clear that the feeling is a sensation. It is not a solid thing. It is hollow and it is not dangerous. Even stronger it is in itself not unpleasant. The descriptions attributed by the thinking mind to the sensation are not present in the felt sensation itself.
The thinking mind (thoughts and thoughts) are also not feeling anything. Both appearances (the sensation and the thoughts) are experienced. As one appearance (a thought) can not experience another appearance (a sensation) it becomes clear that the whole construct is like the experience of a mirage (it is clearly present but it is not what it seems to be). It is totally hollow. These are empty appearances.
This although does not mean that these experiences will stop or not occur again. They will arise again but instead of going with the stories of the thinking mind where a seeming independent real subject is threatened by a seemingly real object we come back in this moment (the only reality there exist) and just let the sensation be. By not falling into the deluded outlook of the thoughts that arise the sensation will soon "disappear ".
Sometimes I feel this type of reactions (like anxiety) are like a gift. There is no other choice but use them as a moment to practice what we have learned and use them as tools to "wake up from samsara". 🙏❤
🙏
Are you well yourself, my mother ?
1:55
1:10
1:1
Reduced to Fullness
Emptiness displayed as Form
Mirror Mind : Basic Space Adorned
My view of you, my mother
Is just my own
misinformed
Mirror Empties
as
None Other
Before Birth Begun
Uncompounded : One
Can someone please give a more concise and detailed explanation of actual emptiness, what it is, and how it ends one’s personal conflict and suffering? Much appreciated.
Emptiness is the actual Reality of all and everything in phenomenal existence. This is a scientific fact. The problem is that we are deluded in not knowing or recognizing this fact so we cling to things - objects, self, other people - as being concrete, separate discrete entities, and unchanging. However, when we see deeply with insight and intuitive wisdom (not just through an intellectual understanding) the substanceless nature of all phenomena, it is a liberating and blissful awakening. We are released from ego clinging, fixation, dualistic perception, and suffering. However, this has to be experienced for oneself - me telling you this is not going to end your suffering. Keep looking on within with wisdom and ease and allow your true nature to shine through, as and when it will. As Nagarjuna says: Emptiness liberates one from all conceptual views. But those who conceptualize emptiness will fail to realize liberation.
@@SamaneriJayasara Thank you so much Samaneri
@samaneri jayasara who does I experience this emptiness...conceptually I think I understand but I can’t quite apply or experience it?
@@keepquiet Hah! The perfect answer to your question my friend is hidden in your moniker/name for UA-cam! Don't you just love that? The Universe is always sending us clues and teachings and has such a wonderful sense of humour. Be well, at ease, and keep quiet, then you will understand True Emptiness. 🌺💜
@@keepquiet It may be helpful to go and look at the works of Douglas Harding and Richard Lang. “ The Headless Way” is a simple and profound introduction to you true nature- as this teacher here says - “ Emptiness is enlightenment without exertion” - It is a way to see and recognise emptiness without all the history, mythology and baggage constantly dragging you away from yourself to be somewhere else. I hope you find, if you choose to do the Headless Way ‘ experiments’, that it clarifies your questions.
All this time, these years, I still haven't got a clue. Maybe I took a side turning long ago, it all looks as strange and confusing as it did, only difference is I don't care anymore.
Wonderful John! As Bodhidharma says: "True understanding isn’t just understanding understanding. It’s also understanding not understanding. If you understand anything, you don’t understand. Only when you understand nothing is it true
understanding. Understanding is neither understanding nor not understanding."
@@SamaneriJayasara wow. ❤👌🏼
🩵
🐈⬛
Do you do group sittings?
Not yet
Do you mean in person or online?
@@SamaneriJayasara in person.
@@kirkdalgrin8348 Hi Kirk, i live in Australia in a fairly remote and very quiet part of the world (relatively speaking) so there is not much call for it as there aren't many people living locally who are tuned to this YT channel or perhaps would be interested. Those that would be - it's too far to travel. Where do you live?
@@SamaneriJayasara Sunrise Beach Noosa Queensland
🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹