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So if we can turn our attention to where the attention arises from.     The mind cannot find this place. So we come to not-knowing.     You don’t need to do anything. And, simply relax into Being. Without any goal; because goals are fabrications of the mind.

This Satsang dialogue offers valuable insights into the nature of awakening and the pitfalls of striving. By questioning our assumptions about the “I” and recognizing the effortless nature of awareness, we can move towards a deeper understanding of our true nature and freedom from suffering.

Cherish the freedom. Freedom from beliefs, from opinions.   To engage with your body, the world, lightly.

Magdi encourages us to live as this borderless and effortless awareness. This means not clinging to beliefs, resisting or seeking, and recognizing the interconnectedness of oneself and the universe. He suggests that living in this way allows for the dissolution of barriers and the experience of unity.

Welcome, everyone. Lovely to be. Lovely to see you. Beautiful gathering of friends.

There is no separation when it comes to awareness. It is only in referring to ourself as somebody, as something, that we experience separation, we experience the sense of limitation, the sense of lack.

So the journey is a journey of understanding about the true nature of being, your true experience, your true self as not a thing, not anything perceived, not anything felt, not anything conceived.

This habitual resistance, a sort of stubbornness. It’s innocent, but it’s still a stubbornness: I don’t wanna let go! And I hold on to my story. Identify with my feelings and emotions and it’s childish, it’s stubbornness. We’re all familiar with that.

How about meeting your experience openly, this wide open listening space, this effortlessness, this transparency, complete availability.