I cannot get enough, I continue to listen to this particular audio and many more like it, I thought I was awake until I came into contact with these words. Simply brilliant. Thank you for uploading these. 🙏
@@jimmyrandy8251 there should be no need for another...even one sentence here is good for liberation in the blink of an eye. Yet the desire is there for other recordings...go ahead and fulfill that desire...and when you shall realize what you already are, all desires Will certainly cease.
This book is among highest of his teachings. Gratitude always for revealing and presenting this treasure. What greatness flows through your being Clay. Sat naam
Nothing in a dream is real, even though it feels as real as this present moment. The momentary is an amazing appearance, full of joys and sorrows all in consciousness. If we love it, or not, if we appreciate it, or not, it is all a dream. Yes, it feels real, this food body, with the mind, and all the senses. But don't be fooled by it. It is a ghost that has appear without your permission, and will leave without your permission. Even if the mind may become the culprit at the end. I was in a non dual, or non-existent state prior to feeling this momentary existence with all it nonsense. I will end where I started. No where, no thoughts, no needs, no suffering, or emotion of any kind. And I am very thankful for that. At the end of the dream, I am, and have been as I was. Not as an appearance, but as nothing at all. Yay! Thank you for anther wonderful video of Nisargadatta my Guru.
Why not suicide? not that I advise this, just as a question. Mainlander's philosophy was that non-being is superior to being, and that's how he ended it. I think the spiritual process can only be suicide while alive, living as though dead, isn't it? In any event, we will end up, with no consciousness. Note that pure consciousness does not know itself; in that way, it's hard to call it consciousness. What would it be conscious of? Can there be consciousness without self-awareness? In one view, the reason there is a finite world is that pure consciousness cannot know itself other than through a finite, dual world, and even then, it still cannot know itself because it's not dual. Perhaps even pc or God is unhappy?
@@jazzsnare awareness is my preferred label rather than consciousness to appreciate the state of the absolute. Beingness is awareness whereas consciousness relies upon some "other" to be conscious of. Just tossing in my 2¢
@@jazzsnare as for the problem of suicide taking one out of beingness and into non-existence.. well that's an issue of poorly understood classes of realms of statehood. One may speculate upon death frivolously unless he has had experience of those states beyond the 3 we enjoy in body, leaving out Sumadhi as the ever present 4th state of pure Awareness. Touching on dying, we are a multifaceted, many layered being that when comes time for bodily release, our other "layers" peel away one by one going to their respective destinations until uniting forces bring them to rebirth. Until then, in death man does not simply return to source, rather egoic selfhood retains quality of being yet without the brain it has no decision making process and so this aspect of the illusory self kind of rolls along based on tendencies, it's collected impressions having created an astral vehicle for habituated travel to scenes unknown to man during organic life. However I won't go deep into this as these subjects are touchy and as all is relative, subjective to the knower of them. The fact remains tha all percieved phenomena takes place within the Self, which is like a screen on which the movie plays while regardless of appearances seen, the unknowable seer remains as that which is. Awareness is beyond being and non being, it is the stateless state that ties together and transcends all duality. Love to Guruji
Time is ultimately irrelevant on this path but looking back at the past couple years since i started waking up it is crazy to think about who i was to myself back then compared to now. I wonder how much longer my consciousness will keep expanding like this.
@@stasiandme hmmm to which I say no absolutes. My mantra.. we all know, that the more we learn-the less we know.. or the more we realize, how much it is we do not know.. anyhoo- stating no absolute because- I do not know any answers here, nor am I even fairly certain about any of it. I do not ever,, offer advice unless specifically asked for words specifically. Especially in the face of suffering.. agony.. loneliness, heartbreak or.. the tortures of grief strike. Who am I to do so? Same reason why I won't practice the magic I research
Hi I work for a nonprofit company helping reform ex-cons called oriana house in Cleveland oh and would like to use these videos is that acceptable for you?
One last Follow-up MANTRA question ❓ Does Nisargadatta ever mention the HARE KRISHNA mantra? (It is the mantra I've worked with the longest) Thanks in advance...
@@hb3528 Thank you. In some of MEDICINE OF ONE talks, Jai Guru, and Guru-Guru are mentioned as (his) recommended mantras. So i'm curious - I know about the secret mantra practice; so are Jai Guru and Guru-Guru just generic then or? (Thank you H B for your reply)
@@RawNuTube i haven't read medicine of one. I cannot answer your question with certainity but I believe the answer to your question is two-fold. From what I gather, mantras are given on an individual basis in accordance with an individuals spiritual development. The guru looks at the individual and sees whats needed and preacribes the mantra. On the other hand where is the question of individual persons in this whole entire premise? The very teaching is that your individuality is a misaprehension. So I say you should take the mantra you have found and apply it with sincerity, it will sprout whatever is meant to sprout
@@hb3528 "On the other hand where is the question of individual persons in this whole entire premise?" Great Response Thank You! ^^ Very helpful. P.S. ("Medicine of One" is the name of the channel this video is on; as well as the name of his website.)
Because you got lost in the grandeur and forgot you were also a man standing on a mountainside. You sided with the Absolute; how can you not lose your footing?
@@jazzsnare this You being who exactly? That which is capable of having footing cannot be You because it is also percieved. I am that which knows not of feet and footing, mountains and hazards below. More simply put, I am that which knows... I am... ___
@@jazzsnare the man is currently perceived conscious karmically bound and driven entity, not truly you. You can only be that which sees and knows of such play of form. You gets lost in the formless Self, becoming and unbecoming both, transcending minds ability to capture as concept.
@@mark7479 I am that which knows I am. OK. How does that relate to the human being you find somehow associated with the big you? It is so uncomfortable doing what you are doing, since you can barely think it, and then there's your entire life staring at you, and what to do about that? Living as though you aren't there. So painful. I wonder if you realize how miserable that position is.
@@jazzsnare it's a fact that I am not the body, the body is earth or food that has accumulated. I percieve the mind and it's thoughts and so I am not those either. Everything that says, I am this is ego. Before misidentification begins, cut it before the thought of "myself" Thoughts arise from the same place all phenomena do, from pure silence. Before the body accumulated and prana filled it and lit the mind, where was all this? We can say it's all light, all primordial energy dancing as a multitude while at the heart is one energy but even this light shines forth from the ineffible place of Silence, that which holds even silence as we know it within it. Before an it, the absolute was. Before the I am is the Absolute. For me it isn't an idea, this is my truth and it couldn't be any other way. Everything is as it is. There is no thinking about it as I live it in experience every moment. Difference is not as you may think. You identify as one of the characters in the film being played in front of the Self, where I am the Self seeing a character cast in a film. I am not that which suffers his fate and pain because I am realized fully. I realize with every breath that I am that in which the breath is born. Stillness and silence behind the seeming moving and many.
I just cannot get beyond the reductionism which requires us to deny our being in the world as total illusion. We are not pure consciousness; we are that plus the body-mind. How could it be otherwise? Spending your whole life trying to stamp yourself out like a cigarette? If we were just pc we wouldn't be asking these questions. Imagine a man on a steep mountain, admiring the view, feeling grand. Yet, if he loses his footing, he is a mottled mess of carnage; both are the case (credit to Schopenhauer). Yet, Niz cannot be discounted.
jazzsnare I know exactly what you mean. I know we don’t know each other but I can tell you from direct experience that who or what you think you are is nothing but a tree rooted in the brain. The branches all work together so that you cannot see the sun. You see what I mean? This person you claim you are is an illusion of the highest order! I cannot give you any advice because each journey is subjective by proxy!! All I can say, and I am 100% serious, sober, and sane, is the part of you that thinks its human isn’t human.
@@mtmind6560Why would the unmanifest bother to manifest in the first place? If nothing were to be gained. Only to make an interesting game for itself, a kind of puzzle? Are we marbles in God's pachinko machine? Or, does pure consciousness have a lack, which is that it does not see itself, then mires itself in duality only to find taht it cannot perceive itself there? What if there is no answer, that consciousness cannot be satisfied with itself, either in solitary or through the endless beings? Perhaps non-being trumps being, but why have endless being? Why something rather than nothing?
jazzsnare you are asking the right questions. Nisargadatta Maharaj is someone I suggest on TH-cam. But I’ll say this: whatever ‘IT’ is has no ability to even conceptualize, it is aloof of its own existence. The mind fills the dream with content. It has created this web of existence that is really only memories strung together to create you. What is there outside of yourself that identifies with you? In a dream you appear. There is no questioning that it was “You” When you are awake you say it was a dream but who’s dreaming who? In either state you are sold on who you are. You cannot be the ‘I’ in both instances. And you cannot be the ‘I’ in either instance. So who are you really? Who or what determines what thought comes? And who or what determines where that thought goes? You have no power even over your “own” mind! And yet, you can be still and just observe the insanity. Then the knowledge will start coming TO YOU. You won’t have to search. It will unfold in its own. You are already on the path. Keep searching.
@@jazzsnare Questions like these are in the realm of philosophy, not Self-Enquiry. Your Schopenhauer reference is a nice thought about it all. This is also all covered well in the realm of Science Fiction. Nisaragdatta is simply speaking from the highest state TO the highest state. Any explanation the mind comes up with as to "why" or "how" will be missing the point. There is no answer to "Who Am I?", it is a feeling to dive into and abide in, through Grace...
Upon waking up, would you still insist that you are that little person your mind experienced to be in the dream? If the answer is no, why would you insist on being that person that is experienced in the waking state? If so, why would you make a difference to the dream? Are not both a mere experience in and of the realm consciousness? So ask yourself what is this sense of self that thinks of itself as an I, that seams to experience all the different states and yet itself seams to remain always the same? Where does it arise from?🙏😘
![ประสบการณ์ จ้าง Developer ที่ผมจะไม่มีวันลืม [ภาค1]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/bzivN4KDg-k/mqdefault.jpg)
These are great! I don’t know how you do it, but it is so much better listening to your voice then reading the books! Thank you 🙏
🙏
These readings are pure gold for me... thank you sincerely from the UK.
@Paramahansa Yogananda ???
Namaste thankyou Thankyou Thankyou
Namaste thankyou
I am that I am = knowingness = Absolute 🙏🏻 I am that...🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
I cannot get enough, I continue to listen to this particular audio and many more like it, I thought I was awake until I came into contact with these words. Simply brilliant. Thank you for uploading these. 🙏
i know it is kinda off topic but do anybody know of a good website to watch new series online ?
@Jimmy Randy flixportal xD
@Myles Maddux thanks, I signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there =) Appreciate it!!
@Jimmy Randy you are welcome =)
@@jimmyrandy8251 there should be no need for another...even one sentence here is good for liberation in the blink of an eye. Yet the desire is there for other recordings...go ahead and fulfill that desire...and when you shall realize what you already are, all desires Will certainly cease.
This book is among highest of his teachings. Gratitude always for revealing and presenting this treasure. What greatness flows through your being Clay. Sat naam
One of the best!... Reading and the choice of content! Thanks 🙏🏼
Namaste thankyou thankyou thankyou infinite love light blessings to all
Thank you again. You're a great narrator.
Thanks lokamakayu
This is amazing! Thank you so much for sharing these
Thank you🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much!!!!! I wonder if you could read “Silence of the Heart” Robert Adams.
Nothing in a dream is real, even though it feels as real as this present moment. The momentary is an amazing appearance, full of joys and sorrows all in consciousness. If we love it, or not, if we appreciate it, or not, it is all a dream. Yes, it feels real, this food body, with the mind, and all the senses. But don't be fooled by it. It is a ghost that has appear without your permission, and will leave without your permission. Even if the mind may become the culprit at the end. I was in a non dual, or non-existent state prior to feeling this momentary existence with all it nonsense. I will end where I started. No where, no thoughts, no needs, no suffering, or emotion of any kind. And I am very thankful for that. At the end of the dream, I am, and have been as I was. Not as an appearance, but as nothing at all. Yay! Thank you for anther wonderful video of Nisargadatta my Guru.
Why not suicide? not that I advise this, just as a question. Mainlander's philosophy was that non-being is superior to being, and that's how he ended it. I think the spiritual process can only be suicide while alive, living as though dead, isn't it? In any event, we will end up, with no consciousness. Note that pure consciousness does not know itself; in that way, it's hard to call it consciousness. What would it be conscious of? Can there be consciousness without self-awareness? In one view, the reason there is a finite world is that pure consciousness cannot know itself other than through a finite, dual world, and even then, it still cannot know itself because it's not dual. Perhaps even pc or God is unhappy?
@@jazzsnare
wow. hmmmmm
so. much
we humans. so many. words..¿ ?
@@lovealways2609 I couldn't have said it better myself...
@@jazzsnare awareness is my preferred label rather than consciousness to appreciate the state of the absolute. Beingness is awareness whereas consciousness relies upon some "other" to be conscious of.
Just tossing in my 2¢
@@jazzsnare as for the problem of suicide taking one out of beingness and into non-existence.. well that's an issue of poorly understood classes of realms of statehood. One may speculate upon death frivolously unless he has had experience of those states beyond the 3 we enjoy in body, leaving out Sumadhi as the ever present 4th state of pure Awareness.
Touching on dying, we are a multifaceted, many layered being that when comes time for bodily release, our other "layers" peel away one by one going to their respective destinations until uniting forces bring them to rebirth. Until then, in death man does not simply return to source, rather egoic selfhood retains quality of being yet without the brain it has no decision making process and so this aspect of the illusory self kind of rolls along based on tendencies, it's collected impressions having created an astral vehicle for habituated travel to scenes unknown to man during organic life. However I won't go deep into this as these subjects are touchy and as all is relative, subjective to the knower of them.
The fact remains tha all percieved phenomena takes place within the Self, which is like a screen on which the movie plays while regardless of appearances seen, the unknowable seer remains as that which is. Awareness is beyond being and non being, it is the stateless state that ties together and transcends all duality.
Love to Guruji
Jai Sri Ram 🙏🏻
T😊U
That through witch everything is seen i am. ❤
❤❤❤🙏🏼🙏🏼 Om
Jai Sanatana Dharma, Jai
The devotional word Bajan has great importance 💖 Minute neunzehn,zwölf nineteen twelve. 💖
😇 Thank you.
Time is ultimately irrelevant on this path but looking back at the past couple years since i started waking up it is crazy to think about who i was to myself back then compared to now. I wonder how much longer my consciousness will keep expanding like this.
You think that consciousness is expanding, but is always in here and now.
Your fart expands into pee pee. Om shanties.
@@brienmaybe.4415 aaaaahhhhhh
@@stasiandme hmmm to which I say no absolutes. My mantra.. we all know, that the more we learn-the less we know.. or the more we realize, how much it is we do not know.. anyhoo- stating no absolute because- I do not know any answers here, nor am I even fairly certain about any of it. I do not ever,, offer advice unless specifically asked for words specifically. Especially in the face of suffering.. agony.. loneliness, heartbreak or.. the tortures of grief strike. Who am I to do so? Same reason why I won't practice the magic I research
•this •is~ • ° ~○ •perfect °
•hold on to the center~ °
I have
🙏🙏🙏❤🙏🙏🙏
Time journey 😘😀
Om
Hi I work for a nonprofit company helping reform ex-cons called oriana house in Cleveland oh and would like to use these videos is that acceptable for you?
Please do Sirin.
Medicine Of One 🙏🏾
This seems to be the highest knowledge in the universe?
Has to be.
Simply indescribable
🕉️☮️☮️☮️
What are the mantras? 🙏🏻
•YOU!~ ° .•us○ •° • °
DR. RUFUS T. FIREFLY I thought I was but then I forget
One last Follow-up MANTRA question ❓
Does Nisargadatta ever mention the HARE KRISHNA mantra? (It is the mantra I've worked with the longest)
Thanks in advance...
In his lineage mantra is secret
@@hb3528 Thank you. In some of MEDICINE OF ONE talks, Jai Guru, and Guru-Guru are mentioned as (his) recommended mantras.
So i'm curious -
I know about the secret mantra practice; so are Jai Guru and Guru-Guru just generic then or?
(Thank you H B for your reply)
@@RawNuTube i haven't read medicine of one. I cannot answer your question with certainity but I believe the answer to your question is two-fold. From what I gather, mantras are given on an individual basis in accordance with an individuals spiritual development. The guru looks at the individual and sees whats needed and preacribes the mantra. On the other hand where is the question of individual persons in this whole entire premise? The very teaching is that your individuality is a misaprehension. So I say you should take the mantra you have found and apply it with sincerity, it will sprout whatever is meant to sprout
@@hb3528 "On the other hand where is the question of individual persons in this whole entire premise?"
Great Response Thank You! ^^ Very helpful.
P.S. ("Medicine of One" is the name of the channel this video is on; as well as the name of his website.)
@@RawNuTube 🙏
what is the mantra?
Which mantra they talking about??? Plz someone reply
I think the mantra could be:
I am not the body
I am timeless
Iam limitless..
I am pure consciousness
hari om and jai guru dev and also I am that
•please •help~ • ° •us ..¿
○•yes• °
ok~ ° .... ♡°
•relax .•○° .• ° •°
10:12
.•slow.•○° .•down. °
.•my ° .•● ° ..•○°•friend °
"One in a million realizes it" - Are these official statistics?
applecom1de nope... it's like the expression...you're one in a million.
its more like 1 in a billion
mark f except all division is illusory....so it's not anything.
It's from the Gita. In the West everybody is enlightened! In India one in a million wake up. So who is correct?
* •please~ .• °
Home santhi Home
Why would you lose your footing?
Because you got lost in the grandeur and forgot you were also a man standing on a mountainside. You sided with the Absolute; how can you not lose your footing?
@@jazzsnare this You being who exactly? That which is capable of having footing cannot be You because it is also percieved.
I am that which knows not of feet and footing, mountains and hazards below.
More simply put, I am that which knows... I am... ___
@@jazzsnare the man is currently perceived conscious karmically bound and driven entity, not truly you.
You can only be that which sees and knows of such play of form. You gets lost in the formless Self, becoming and unbecoming both, transcending minds ability to capture as concept.
@@mark7479 I am that which knows I am. OK. How does that relate to the human being you find somehow associated with the big you? It is so uncomfortable doing what you are doing, since you can barely think it, and then there's your entire life staring at you, and what to do about that? Living as though you aren't there. So painful. I wonder if you realize how miserable that position is.
@@jazzsnare it's a fact that I am not the body, the body is earth or food that has accumulated. I percieve the mind and it's thoughts and so I am not those either. Everything that says, I am this is ego. Before misidentification begins, cut it before the thought of "myself"
Thoughts arise from the same place all phenomena do, from pure silence. Before the body accumulated and prana filled it and lit the mind, where was all this?
We can say it's all light, all primordial energy dancing as a multitude while at the heart is one energy but even this light shines forth from the ineffible place of Silence, that which holds even silence as we know it within it. Before an it, the absolute was. Before the I am is the Absolute.
For me it isn't an idea, this is my truth and it couldn't be any other way. Everything is as it is. There is no thinking about it as I live it in experience every moment.
Difference is not as you may think. You identify as one of the characters in the film being played in front of the Self, where I am the Self seeing a character cast in a film. I am not that which suffers his fate and pain because I am realized fully.
I realize with every breath that I am that in which the breath is born. Stillness and silence behind the seeming moving and many.
Question ❓ At 1:10, "Jai Garu" is recommended as a mantra. Is it 'Guru', not 'Garu'? Am I hearing it wrong?
Thanks...
Surrender
to consciousness which says, ‘Jai Guru, Jai Guru’.
@@medicineofone1564 THANK YOU SO MUCH !
Ss they say here in Ecuadorian Spanish (when you do a good deed) -
"God will Pay You!" :)
@@medicineofone1564 thanks a lot
. Joshi OLD 2 qe
I just cannot get beyond the reductionism which requires us to deny our being in the world as total illusion. We are not pure consciousness; we are that plus the body-mind. How could it be otherwise? Spending your whole life trying to stamp yourself out like a cigarette? If we were just pc we wouldn't be asking these questions. Imagine a man on a steep mountain, admiring the view, feeling grand. Yet, if he loses his footing, he is a mottled mess of carnage; both are the case (credit to Schopenhauer). Yet, Niz cannot be discounted.
jazzsnare I know exactly what you mean. I know we don’t know each other but I can tell you from direct experience that who or what you think you are is nothing but a tree rooted in the brain. The branches all work together so that you cannot see the sun. You see what I mean? This person you claim you are is an illusion of the highest order! I cannot give you any advice because each journey is subjective by proxy!! All I can say, and I am 100% serious, sober, and sane, is the part of you that thinks its
human
isn’t
human.
@@mtmind6560Why would the unmanifest bother to manifest in the first place? If nothing were to be gained. Only to make an interesting game for itself, a kind of puzzle? Are we marbles in God's pachinko machine? Or, does pure consciousness have a lack, which is that it does not see itself, then mires itself in duality only to find taht it cannot perceive itself there? What if there is no answer, that consciousness cannot be satisfied with itself, either in solitary or through the endless beings? Perhaps non-being trumps being, but why have endless being? Why something rather than nothing?
jazzsnare you are asking the right questions. Nisargadatta Maharaj is someone I suggest on TH-cam. But I’ll say this: whatever ‘IT’ is has no ability to even conceptualize, it is aloof of its own existence. The mind fills the dream with content. It has created this web of existence that is really only memories strung together to create you.
What is there outside of yourself that identifies with you?
In a dream you appear. There is no questioning that it was “You”
When you are awake you say it was a dream but who’s dreaming who? In either state you are sold on who you are.
You cannot be the ‘I’ in both instances. And you cannot be the ‘I’ in either instance.
So who are you really?
Who or what determines what thought comes? And who or what determines where that thought goes? You have no power even over your “own” mind! And yet, you can be still and just observe the insanity. Then the knowledge will start coming TO YOU. You won’t have to search. It will unfold in its own. You are already on the path. Keep searching.
@@jazzsnare Questions like these are in the realm of philosophy, not Self-Enquiry. Your Schopenhauer reference is a nice thought about it all. This is also all covered well in the realm of Science Fiction. Nisaragdatta is simply speaking from the highest state TO the highest state. Any explanation the mind comes up with as to "why" or "how" will be missing the point. There is no answer to "Who Am I?", it is a feeling to dive into and abide in, through Grace...
Upon waking up, would you still insist that you are that little person your mind experienced to be in the dream? If the answer is no, why would you insist on being that person that is experienced in the waking state? If so, why would you make a difference to the dream? Are not both a mere experience in and of the realm consciousness? So ask yourself what is this sense of self that thinks of itself as an I, that seams to experience all the different states and yet itself seams to remain always the same? Where does it arise from?🙏😘
Be. 🤪🤣
Thank you 🙏
🙏🏻
Thank you 🙏🙏🙏