Category: Meditation

  • You are incorruptible. (Satsang 2026-06-07)

    “The initial meditation encourages participants to relinquish all effort and recognize themselves as the formless, unchanging witness that exists beyond the mind and body. In the following discussion, the teacher addresses various human challenges, such as physical pain, solitary confinement, and personal preferences, by framing them as mental narratives rather than ultimate realities.”

  • What is fundamentally wrong? (Satsang 2026-06-04)

    “The initial meditation encourages participants to relinquish all effort and recognize themselves as the formless, unchanging witness that exists beyond the mind and body. In the following discussion, the teacher addresses various human challenges, such as physical pain, solitary confinement, and personal preferences, by framing them as mental narratives rather than ultimate realities.”

  • Relying on consciousness

    When we are wanting something, whatever that is that we want, is that complete availability in this moment? Or is our attention and energy divided between desire and being.

  • The residues of ignorance

    There are no divisions, no separations in truth. One ocean. So lovely to let go, to sink into presence.

  • Universal Presence

    We are not subject to whatever appears on the screen of awareness.

  • Being no-one and everyone, no-thing and everything

    To be this not-knowingness which is at the heart of being. Before the mind divides and structures experience.


  • You are incorruptible. (Satsang 2026-06-07)

    You are incorruptible. (Satsang 2026-06-07)

    “The initial meditation encourages participants to relinquish all effort and recognize themselves as the formless, unchanging witness that exists beyond the mind and body. In the following discussion, the teacher addresses various human challenges, such as physical pain, solitary confinement, and personal preferences, by framing them as mental narratives rather than ultimate realities.”

  • What is fundamentally wrong? (Satsang 2026-06-04)

    What is fundamentally wrong? (Satsang 2026-06-04)

    “The initial meditation encourages participants to relinquish all effort and recognize themselves as the formless, unchanging witness that exists beyond the mind and body. In the following discussion, the teacher addresses various human challenges, such as physical pain, solitary confinement, and personal preferences, by framing them as mental narratives rather than ultimate realities.”

  • Relying on consciousness

    Relying on consciousness

    When we are wanting something, whatever that is that we want, is that complete availability in this moment? Or is our attention and energy divided between desire and being.

  • The residues of ignorance

    The residues of ignorance

    There are no divisions, no separations in truth. One ocean. So lovely to let go, to sink into presence.

  • Universal Presence

    Universal Presence

    We are not subject to whatever appears on the screen of awareness.

  • Being no-one and everyone, no-thing and everything

    Being no-one and everyone, no-thing and everything

    To be this not-knowingness which is at the heart of being. Before the mind divides and structures experience.