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- The highest teaching and least satisfying thing for the mind.
- Trying to understand is an experience that is witnessed: who or what is aware of the one that wants to get it?
- Who or what is perceiving?
- Direct experiential knowing of one’s true nature.
- Nothing needs to go away: the only thing required is for the mind to be seen for what it is.
- A deeper recognition and the alchemical process of transformation that gradually takes place on the level of form.
- The driver and the vehicle analogy.
- Self enquiry, dis-identification from thoughts and the conceptual self and resting as Awareness while including the experience of the body in your attention.
- Discernment: the seeking mind Vs a genuine interest in truth.
- There is only ever this moment now: nowhere to get to.
- Practice including the energy body in your attention.
- True meditation: intention and surrender.
- No identification with a story, no suffering, just what is.
- Following what resonates: you know best what is true for you.
- Desires are healthy but be unconditional with them and surrender to higher intelligence. - All that is required is to see the veil, then it falls by itself.
- How to deal with thoughts Vs sensations in the body.
- We are formless being and form beings simultaneously: finding happiness and fulfillment inside yourself moment to moment.
- Embodying the teachings: living in alignment with the divine.
- Taking responsibility for one’s life: life is a co-creation, becoming clear on what you want and participating in the manifestation of that.
- Surrender and aligned action.
- Spiritual maturity and acknowledging one’s own power.
- From identifying as a devotee, a disciple or a seeker to sourcing knowing from within your own being.
- Giving up the mind’s projections: radical honesty.
- The dance of Shiva and Shakti and the practice of Embodied Awareness.
- What helps your heart to open in devotion and gratitude?
- Relative and absolute truths exist simultaneously: meeting everyone where they are at.
- The lucid dreaming analogy.
- Who are you without any thoughts?
- Pure being: you are already and always here.
- You only have to meet this moment now and this moment is always manageable.
- Discernment: thoughts infused with higher Consciousness Vs thoughts born from the conceptual self.
- How to deal with neediness and how to consciously use relationships to heal.
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