Phoenix Rising while I totally agree, I’d still see it as my duty to be informed about things I ought to know and then leave that knowledge alone and react as I feel is needed.
@@AndreasDelleske In any case, it seems we're not in charge, things just happen the way they do, and then, in a spit of a second, we claim responsibility for it: I have done this, I have decided that, etc.while in reality, there is no doer of actions, there is only doing. There is no I (subject) doing this (object), there is only doing. (This is coming from Rupert Spira and the non-dual understanding.)
The woman crying out of love out of her devotion to god and enlightened masters was beautiful, RamaKrishna become an enlightened master simply by crying
As regards the question posed by the devotee with reference to the dialogue between Krishna and Arjuna, we should bear in mind the nature and kind of setting in which the said dialogue took place. It was a battle-field. The war was about to commence involving some 18 hundred thousand soldiers and warriors. At that zero hour, seeing his brothers, uncles, teachers, etc., in the opposite camp, Arjuna broke down, alighted from the chariot and threw his bow and quiver down. Krishna reminded him that it was not the time to take any decision other than to fight, as the die was cast irrevocably. Moreover, Arjuna belongs to the warrior class. That was the setting in which Bhagavad Gita took place. It was a unique situation calling for a particular course of action. We cannot afford to apply it to situations, which are totally different and which call for a different kind of response. I am concluding here, as it is not the forum to discuss it elaborately.
There is a very beautiful story in the Mahabharat. On a certain day, Krishna was having lunch. Rukmini, his wife, was serving him. Krishna was a man who had taken on the whole world, so he barely got home. The chance of serving him a meal did not come often, even for his wife. It was a privilege that she cherished and valued. Halfway through his meal, he suddenly got up and left without even washing his hands. She said, “Please, at least finish the meal before you go.” He said, “No, one of my devotees is in trouble. I need to go.” He went till the gate, stood there for a moment, turned back and sat down to continue his meal. Rukmini asked, “What happened to your devotee?” He said, “He was sitting in the forest, chanting my name, when a hungry tiger approached him.” Krishna had seen that this man was totally immersed in the chant, calling Krishna with total involvement, and when the tiger approached, immediately Krishna had gotten up and left. He continued, “As I went towards the gate, the fool picked up a stone to protect himself, so I’ll let him do his business.”
but how do you expect a human to react? your story actually made me dissapointed of some aspects of Hinduism philosophy or w/e you call it. going against yourself isn't the way people search for, I doubt this for truth.
@@emeraldthunda536 Yeah it's a silly story, a lot of them are. It's all about encouraging the devotee-devoted dynamic. You will never be free if you are a devotee or follower or anyone else. This is why there's that saying - if you see a buddha on the road, kill him. That's because only you can be your own true buddha.
"Blessed is the one whose life is the evidence of truth. " I have a question on this- I know that regret also probably is tye minds way of saving itself, but i feel so guilty of not being this way up until today. On the parallel, i feel almost EVERYONE has been this way. They may not be suffering devastatingly or exploring the whys behind human existence, but let's say if someone, non awakened, who probably identifies FULLY with ego mind, but cares for dogs, is still contributing something. And this makes me feel so lost and dumb. It is the mind, i know, but it feels as if it needs some release.
You innerself (Sakthi) and Conciousness(Shiva) these are the real you and it doesn't Judge anyone but your Subconscious mind(Maaya) judges a person by flesh, so when Sakthi and Shiva becomes one you'll be in harmony, you'll be formless and flow like water my friend. As once Great teacher Buddha said "Peace comes from within do not seek it without" and also Great Master Yeshua(Jesus) once said "Kingdom of God is Within You" No one Comes to Father ( Higher Conciousness aka Shiva) except through me ( Christ aka Sakthi). Let the truth shall set you free🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 Peace✌🏻🍀
No need to feel guilt. The past doesn’t exist. You’re okay my friend. Do not think about it because it will confuse you even more. Just let all experiences come and go. 🧡🤍💛
These bursts of crying 😢 shows how different cultures can be. I am from Brazil and even the Brazilian culture tends to “feelings/emotions”, a personal reason for crying won’t be accepted if you are in public. In America it wouldn’t be accepted either. In Brazil or in USA these people would quickly be removed from the environment to not spread their negative emotions.
I remember when I first started listening 5 years ago, a woman cried loudly through the whole taping and I could barely hear Mooji. I was very angry. Now I'm mildly irritated, because it's distracting. I want to hear every drop of what Mooji says and I want the people crying removed, but then I guess that goes along with accepting what is
@@SheikhN-bible-syndrome what??? People listening are not here to waste time, so if I feel respectful of what he is saying as well as his time and energy, It doesn't mean I'm attached to him as a person. It's ok if a person feels the need to cry, but respect the guru enough to remove yourself if you're too loud and his message is being drowned out while he's recording. I've watched for years and some of those women crying loudly are more attached to Mooji as a person and seemingly want to draw attention to themselves. Not all but some. Those would be the ones attached to the guru. I've never heard someone say that because I want to hear what he says, that I'm "too" attached to "him". Save your analysis for someone else.
As I listen to the timing of her crying and to what Mooji is saying at that time, SHE IS BEING TOUCHED BY THE SPIRIT OF DEVINE LOVE AND TRUTH ! ! ! GOD BLESSED THAT WOMAN, she is Gods brightest rainbow highlighter for what is being said. I receive it as a gift from our Creator …….. Thankyou Love !!!
I hear this on a few other Mooji Satsangs and really ladies need to be more polite and to stifle outbursts like these so as not to disturb others around them. Loud, open air coughing is another thing too and easy to minimise, none of these disturbances are necessary to hear.
It is very common in satsangs. And not just in women. It can be anything really but in this particular environment of introspective and meditative energies...most likely dormant supressed emotions bubbling up, or inner energies that begin to flow in more harmonious ways..which is often due to increasing disappearence of the personal sence and increasing awareness of Presence.
@@davidcervenka1282 I went to a healing service in a catholic church once and it was very powerful and loads of people where crying and spontaneous laughing etc it is part of feeling so moved by the truth and all the old emotions coming out.
That part had me thinking I'm hearing some weird shit from my third eye or something....I was like Wtf?😐 Mooji is too PURE, THE TRUTH.... He said I'm going to let that pass like a cloud Lol. Women's excess emotions should be treated like this half the time. Just ignore them... SERIOUSLY
How is your life diminished if you hear someone cry? You might go and see and feel if she accepts comfort from you by holding her or whatever you know is right.
Don't waste time with 'what ifs' or apply any fixed rule to your life. Abide in presence, be still, and the right behaviour will arise.
Phoenix Rising while I totally agree, I’d still see it as my duty to be informed about things I ought to know and then leave that knowledge alone and react as I feel is needed.
What's the best way to be still?
@@AndreasDelleske In any case, it seems we're not in charge, things just happen the way they do, and then, in a spit of a second, we claim responsibility for it: I have done this, I have decided that, etc.while in reality, there is no doer of actions, there is only doing. There is no I (subject) doing this (object), there is only doing.
(This is coming from Rupert Spira and the non-dual understanding.)
Mooji is to make your release from the clutches of mind and put you back in your own lap.
I cry no matter which one of your videos I'm watching....
The woman crying out of love out of her devotion to god and enlightened masters was beautiful, RamaKrishna become an enlightened master simply by crying
“You imagine enough. Now see, now comprehend...”
beautiful.
let's follow our guidance. not force anything
As regards the question posed by the devotee with reference to the dialogue between Krishna and Arjuna, we should bear in mind the nature and kind of setting in which the said dialogue took place. It was a battle-field. The war was about to commence involving some 18 hundred thousand soldiers and warriors. At that zero hour, seeing his brothers, uncles, teachers, etc., in the opposite camp, Arjuna broke down, alighted from the chariot and threw his bow and quiver down. Krishna reminded him that it was not the time to take any decision other than to fight, as the die was cast irrevocably. Moreover, Arjuna belongs to the warrior class. That was the setting in which Bhagavad Gita took place. It was a unique situation calling for a particular course of action. We cannot afford to apply it to situations, which are totally different and which call for a different kind of response. I am concluding here, as it is not the forum to discuss it elaborately.
I apply to it every situation. From standing in line at popeyes to sitting in an airplane. We must fight always like Arjuna!
Thank you for your explanation
Time slows when you are present to see it, you just fulfill the role you were meant to
There is a very beautiful story in the Mahabharat. On a certain day, Krishna was having lunch. Rukmini, his wife, was serving him. Krishna was a man who had taken on the whole world, so he barely got home. The chance of serving him a meal did not come often, even for his wife. It was a privilege that she cherished and valued. Halfway through his meal, he suddenly got up and left without even washing his hands. She said, “Please, at least finish the meal before you go.” He said, “No, one of my devotees is in trouble. I need to go.” He went till the gate, stood there for a moment, turned back and sat down to continue his meal. Rukmini asked, “What happened to your devotee?” He said, “He was sitting in the forest, chanting my name, when a hungry tiger approached him.” Krishna had seen that this man was totally immersed in the chant, calling Krishna with total involvement, and when the tiger approached, immediately Krishna had gotten up and left. He continued, “As I went towards the gate, the fool picked up a stone to protect himself, so I’ll let him do his business.”
but how do you expect a human to react? your story actually made me dissapointed of some aspects of Hinduism philosophy or w/e you call it. going against yourself isn't the way people search for, I doubt this for truth.
Dude you cleared all my doubts 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 Namaste
@@emeraldthunda536 good luck trying to protect yourself from a tiger with a stone.
@@emeraldthunda536 Yeah it's a silly story, a lot of them are. It's all about encouraging the devotee-devoted dynamic. You will never be free if you are a devotee or follower or anyone else. This is why there's that saying - if you see a buddha on the road, kill him. That's because only you can be your own true buddha.
"Blessed is the one whose life is the evidence of truth. " I have a question on this- I know that regret also probably is tye minds way of saving itself, but i feel so guilty of not being this way up until today. On the parallel, i feel almost EVERYONE has been this way. They may not be suffering devastatingly or exploring the whys behind human existence, but let's say if someone, non awakened, who probably identifies FULLY with ego mind, but cares for dogs, is still contributing something. And this makes me feel so lost and dumb. It is the mind, i know, but it feels as if it needs some release.
You innerself (Sakthi) and Conciousness(Shiva) these are the real you and it doesn't Judge anyone but your Subconscious mind(Maaya) judges a person by flesh, so when Sakthi and Shiva becomes one you'll be in harmony, you'll be formless and flow like water my friend. As once Great teacher Buddha said "Peace comes from within do not seek it without" and also Great Master Yeshua(Jesus) once said "Kingdom of God is Within You" No one Comes to Father ( Higher Conciousness aka Shiva) except through me ( Christ aka Sakthi). Let the truth shall set you free🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Peace✌🏻🍀
No need to feel guilt. The past doesn’t exist. You’re okay my friend. Do not think about it because it will confuse you even more. Just let all experiences come and go. 🧡🤍💛
books are not banned in Australia. I have three translations of The Bhagavad Gita all purchased in Australia :-)
Dude i’m on extasis this was everything i ever needed 😌😌
Love protects love is powerful
Namaste beloved
These bursts of crying 😢 shows how different cultures can be. I am from Brazil and even the Brazilian culture tends to “feelings/emotions”, a personal reason for crying won’t be accepted if you are in public.
In America it wouldn’t be accepted either.
In Brazil or in USA these people would quickly be removed from the environment to not spread their negative emotions.
I remember when I first started listening 5 years ago, a woman cried loudly through the whole taping and I could barely hear Mooji. I was very angry. Now I'm mildly irritated, because it's distracting. I want to hear every drop of what Mooji says and I want the people crying removed, but then I guess that goes along with accepting what is
@@thealchemist333 you're too attached
@@SheikhN-bible-syndrome not sure what you're saying I'm attached to but if I said it goes along with accepting what is, then I'm fine.
@@thealchemist333 you're too attached to having a guru
@@SheikhN-bible-syndrome what??? People listening are not here to waste time, so if I feel respectful of what he is saying as well as his time and energy, It doesn't mean I'm attached to him as a person. It's ok if a person feels the need to cry, but respect the guru enough to remove yourself if you're too loud and his message is being drowned out while he's recording. I've watched for years and some of those women crying loudly are more attached to Mooji as a person and seemingly want to draw attention to themselves. Not all but some. Those would be the ones attached to the guru. I've never heard someone say that because I want to hear what he says, that I'm "too" attached to "him". Save your analysis for someone else.
how come there is crying in the background and nobody pays attention?
@16:01 someone crying hysterically in background?
Yes what was going on ?
As I listen to the timing of her crying and to what Mooji is saying at that time, SHE IS BEING TOUCHED BY THE SPIRIT OF DEVINE LOVE AND TRUTH ! ! ! GOD BLESSED THAT WOMAN, she is Gods brightest rainbow highlighter for what is being said. I receive it as a gift from our Creator …….. Thankyou Love !!!
I hear this on a few other Mooji Satsangs and really ladies need to be more polite and to stifle outbursts like these so as not to disturb others around them. Loud, open air coughing is another thing too and easy to minimise, none of these disturbances are necessary to hear.
Brilliant, beloved Mooji!
how many facets does the beads on mooji's Mala have
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rudraksha
his is 5???
i thought those were cookies, macaroons or something...
@@d1427 hahahhahhaah
does anyone think that intuitive action is useless without meditation ? or without proper brain function so to say ?
Thought is the cause of all suffering, go on my Instagram to do these mental exercises to free yourself from thought!
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I want to know what the woman was crying or laughing about... Certainly someone who was there can answer this question. 🙂
It is very common in satsangs. And not just in women. It can be anything really but in this particular environment of introspective and meditative energies...most likely dormant supressed emotions bubbling up, or inner energies that begin to flow in more harmonious ways..which is often due to increasing disappearence of the personal sence and increasing awareness of Presence.
@@davidcervenka1282 I went to a healing service in a catholic church once and it was very powerful and loads of people where crying and spontaneous laughing etc it is part of feeling so moved by the truth and all the old emotions coming out.
All know adrenaline when it kicks in
yes
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That woman crying in the background is the perfect example for hysteria
That part had me thinking I'm hearing some weird shit from my third eye or something....I was like Wtf?😐
Mooji is too PURE, THE TRUTH.... He said I'm going to let that pass like a cloud Lol.
Women's excess emotions should be treated like this half the time.
Just ignore them... SERIOUSLY
@@thelordofdance8255
LOL
@@thelordofdance8255 wow why where you even watching.
How is your life diminished if you hear someone cry? You might go and see and feel if she accepts comfort from you by holding her or whatever you know is right.