It’s a world-class video. Maiyaa, concludes the debate in minutes which is going on for centuries. What is Truth? What is ego? How to find absolute joy? What practice to take up? State of being? This vs That? Everything answered. Kahani Khattam!!!
I have watched about 25 of these videos and this teacher has a way of touching my soul, I am learning to SURRENDER To me she feels so genuine and gentle I am rethinking some things I never believed in Hell and I still don't and I am so happy that I cant go to hell because I think she is freaking GEORGOUS!! haahhaaah
Finally, someone has the insight to point out that suffering doesn’t lead to meaningful progress. Pointing out how Jesus succumbed to ego, which brought him to the pain of crucifixion. How liberating to hear that the story of the crucifixion is a manipulation to keep people in accepting their misery as somehow meritorious. One of the biggest fabrications foisted on humanity of all time.
great that someone mentions the failure of dual thinking of certain modern misconcepts "going out of the world, world and i, leaving life", its a fleeing from life itself
Thanks a lot, I don't want to know that, how u came on my screen , but it's amazing, I was in need for this kind of instructions, I felt my guru's instruction where I m missing. I am in feeling of impulse
After studying the scriptures of India and China, the latter has a broader concept of Soul which was recognized as very important for the understanding of our psyche and our behaviors by the psychologist Carl G. Jung. The Soul as we know it in the West corresponds to the ethereal Soul that survives after death which is linked to the Celestial heart and to the cosmic Intelligence and is called Hun. Apart from that, we have an earthly soul linked to our sexual and survival needs called Po. Both have autonomy so that at times throughout our lives they can impose themselves on our psyche in terms of desires and actions. Following Jung "we can discover that we are not the only inhabitants of the house."
In my experience no, not the same although there is some overlap, in that it is devotion to the Truth that motivates me to surrender. Maharishikaa has said that surrender is discernment, on a moment to moment basis, between the loud voice of the ego and the subtle quiet impulse of the Truth / Soul within each of us. The relationship between myself and my soul is as an empowered servant of my soul. An instrument. This is my aim, this is my understanding, as her student, of her essential teaching.
Sri Baghavan Maharshi refused to take medicine to cure his cancer or to take the pain away, Jesus has let things happen and it led him to death. Some people doesn't feel concerned by what happens to their body. It's not a way, it's a fact. And sometimes the idea of pain is a threat of ego to keep you away of a path on wich... there's in fact nothing to fear.
A thought came, that she is snake-like... Could she be a serpent or Naga taken human form? Or is she Kundalini Shakti taking an external, physical form, come to teach us, to pull us up...? 🙏
Yes.i have always thought the crucified christ was a terrible image . Think of all the children who look upon that horror and are told there is something spiritual about that. It's discusting! Nothing to do with Trurh.
I grew up with that image but never disgusted. Always looked up at the image with compassion especially given the pure compassion of The Act which emanates from the image. You not seeing that is fine but please be careful with the act of passing judgement. There is no truth in judgement either but rather the realm of subjectivity. You know what they say about opinions...
This looks like an inquisition. The woman asking the question is looking scared and very uncomfortable sitting in that room. If Jesus existed and was nailed to a cross, it is because he was following the path of Dharma, he was or might have already been enlightened and the pain of being nailed compared to the bliss of being one with the ultimate reality is like a moon appearing along with the sun in the middle of the day. Ramakrishna has cancer and other painful health conditions, but that pain was nothing compared to the bliss he was under as he is connected with reality. Ordinary people cannot have that experience. You need to be enlightened to take on such pain and still be unflinching.
Why do you think it is an inquisition? I don't think the woman is scared. At worst, she may be confused and is seeking clarity. Yes, Jesus was following the path... but he was enlightened and so long as he was out of the body, he was in a state of bliss, and there was no pain. Maiyaa has explained that in this state of bliss, where there is no pain, is possible only when the awareness leaves the system. Jesus experienced the pain when the awareness returned to the body. This happened when he was nailed to the cross and he said, 'Oh father, why have you forsaken me!' Why would he utter this if he was in a state of bliss? One can either be in bliss, when the awareness has left the system or perforce suffer pain when the awareness returns.
I disagree that the woman is looking scared. I think if she was scared she would not have gone on questioning Maharishikaa. She wanted her inquisitive mind to be satisfied. If there was any discomfort present in her persona much more likely that new concepts were being presented to a mind that had perhaps become a little set in it ways. Maybe she was out of her comfort zone. If you listen to what Maharisikaa says she says Jesus was an enlightened being. I am quite sure precious Jesus was very brave.
Yes I also think that Jesus was laughing on the cross and not going through any pain. Ramana said that in meditation they put some acid on his body and he felt the pain but soon pain turned into pleasure. Pain is the other side of pleasure. And you can't avoid the pain, maybe with few oxycodone but then again you have withdrawals afterwards what is again pain.
Bold move passing a bit of judgement on Christ and a whole religion. Are we sure she's at THAT level? Hmm... Lots of assumptions being made here by the teacher. What are her qualifications to pass such judgement? Can we get a more honest look at her background bc her history is a bit guarded and almost romanticized on the website? Who was her teacher? Has she been recognized as an arhat? She offers some gems that really strike close to home so I do not want to throw the baby out with the bathwater. But my instincts make me wonder about that bathwater...
@MS-ji7sb "people like" me? LOL! Ok. I'm not sure you understood my point so we'll have to disagree on "exactly the point." Let's be careful painting with those broad brush strokes often used in that art called overgeneralization. Also, fact check: India has put its fair share of gurus to death throughout its history (Eg Guru Tegh Bahādur). So, calling you out on BS on this one. Sorry. No disrespect.
That is your conditioning, your ego mind quickly coming to hold onto (the attachments) to what you've always been taught. Instead challenge everything and see if what was conditioned is helpful. You can hear the ego easily because it always judges and compares. Don't seek the answer, the confirmation, from others or externally, we've been taught to do that to, to follow, to get the answers, the way, so we get it "right" from someone. They ALL point to going within. Everyone need not agree that this or that is the way or the truth, what does agreement matter? That's comparative culture, let's all do this so we are all the same. We are only responsible for this body and surrendering this to God.
I have heard from Maharishkkaa that her knowledge and teaching come from revelation not lineage. That what the title Maharishkkaa means. I understand that it is the title for a female at the level of the ancient Rishis. I have also heard her say that if she was not worthy of that title she could not have worked this long in India. (18 years plus)The title would have been "torn off her." Maharishikaa loves Jesus ❤️ She spoke the truth that came through her regarding Jesus's crucifixion. I don't see it as a criticism of one of the greatest prophets the world has ever seen. And by the way I most value the rare friends who speak the loving truth of any failings I show them. I have the deepest and most loving connection with them.
"Fear is the ego" - simple but profound ❤️❤️
Fear is the ego. Edging God Out. Life is meant to be lived fearlessly. I love this teaching.
It’s a world-class video. Maiyaa, concludes the debate in minutes which is going on for centuries. What is Truth? What is ego? How to find absolute joy? What practice to take up? State of being? This vs That? Everything answered.
Kahani Khattam!!!
If there is no surrender, there is no joy...
Clear, direct and practical, just what people need............
Wonderful! Wonderful! Wisest words I have ever heard ❤
I have watched about 25 of these videos and this teacher has a way of touching my soul, I am learning to SURRENDER
To me she feels so genuine and gentle I am rethinking some things I never believed in Hell and I still don't and
I am so happy that I cant go to hell because I think she is freaking GEORGOUS!! haahhaaah
This is so profound!!! 🙏🙏🙏 Thank you for clarifying the cross! This teaching completely resonates with me deeply.
Me too and I have never followed or listened to an Indian spiritual teacher
Surrender 🙏❤️
Thanks for sharing! 👍🏼👍🏼
Finally, someone has the insight to point out that suffering doesn’t lead to meaningful progress. Pointing out how Jesus succumbed to ego, which brought him to the pain of crucifixion. How liberating to hear that the story of the crucifixion is a manipulation to keep people in accepting their misery as somehow meritorious. One of the biggest fabrications foisted on humanity of all time.
Pranams Maharishikaa. 🙏🙏🙏💗💗💗
Can someone advise where these practices can be found, please. How do you surrender correctly?
great that someone mentions the failure of dual thinking of certain modern misconcepts "going out of the world, world and i, leaving life", its a fleeing from life itself
Fear is the ego ❤
Very nice , straight to the point!
Love this explanation so much ❤
I resonate with absolutely everything you say Maiyaa🙏
There is deep love for all of what you say 🤗❤️
Lovely Maharishikaa
Thanks a lot, I don't want to know that, how u came on my screen , but it's amazing, I was in need for this kind of instructions, I felt my guru's instruction where I m missing. I am in feeling of impulse
good video
💚💚💚
"the worse that can happen is you lose your life" LOL
that made me laugh out loud
When I approach life with this attitude, it is so much better!
❤
After studying the scriptures of India and China, the latter has a broader concept of Soul which was recognized as very important for the understanding of our psyche and our behaviors by the psychologist Carl G. Jung. The Soul as we know it in the West corresponds to the ethereal Soul that survives after death which is linked to the Celestial heart and to the cosmic Intelligence and is called Hun. Apart from that, we have an earthly soul linked to our sexual and survival needs called Po. Both have autonomy so that at times throughout our lives they can impose themselves on our psyche in terms of desires and actions. Following Jung "we can discover that we are not the only inhabitants of the house."
Is surrendering same as devotion ?
In my experience no, not the same although there is some overlap, in that it is devotion to the Truth that motivates me to surrender. Maharishikaa has said that surrender is discernment, on a moment to moment basis, between the loud voice of the ego and the subtle quiet impulse of the Truth / Soul within each of us. The relationship between myself and my soul is as an empowered servant of my soul. An instrument. This is my aim, this is my understanding, as her student, of her essential teaching.
go with the flow
the flow happens to be non-conceptual and pre-linguistic
Sri Baghavan Maharshi refused to take medicine to cure his cancer or to take the pain away, Jesus has let things happen and it led him to death. Some people doesn't feel concerned by what happens to their body. It's not a way, it's a fact. And sometimes the idea of pain is a threat of ego to keep you away of a path on wich... there's in fact nothing to fear.
A thought came, that she is snake-like... Could she be a serpent or Naga taken human form? Or is she Kundalini Shakti taking an external, physical form, come to teach us, to pull us up...? 🙏
Maybe we are projecting an archetype here.
Yes.i have always thought the crucified christ was a terrible image . Think of all the children who look upon that horror and are told there is something spiritual about that. It's discusting! Nothing to do with Trurh.
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I grew up with that image but never disgusted. Always looked up at the image with compassion especially given the pure compassion of The Act which emanates from the image. You not seeing that is fine but please be careful with the act of passing judgement. There is no truth in judgement either but rather the realm of subjectivity. You know what they say about opinions...
This looks like an inquisition. The woman asking the question is looking scared and very uncomfortable sitting in that room. If Jesus existed and was nailed to a cross, it is because he was following the path of Dharma, he was or might have already been enlightened and the pain of being nailed compared to the bliss of being one with the ultimate reality is like a moon appearing along with the sun in the middle of the day. Ramakrishna has cancer and other painful health conditions, but that pain was nothing compared to the bliss he was under as he is connected with reality. Ordinary people cannot have that experience. You need to be enlightened to take on such pain and still be unflinching.
Why do you think it is an inquisition? I don't think the woman is scared. At worst, she may be confused and is seeking clarity. Yes, Jesus was following the path... but he was enlightened and so long as he was out of the body, he was in a state of bliss, and there was no pain. Maiyaa has explained that in this state of bliss, where there is no pain, is possible only when the awareness leaves the system. Jesus experienced the pain when the awareness returned to the body. This happened when he was nailed to the cross and he said, 'Oh father, why have you forsaken me!' Why would he utter this if he was in a state of bliss? One can either be in bliss, when the awareness has left the system or perforce suffer pain when the awareness returns.
I disagree that the woman is looking scared. I think if she was scared she would not have gone on questioning Maharishikaa. She wanted her inquisitive mind to be satisfied. If there was any discomfort present in her persona much more likely that new concepts were being presented to a mind that had perhaps become a little set in it ways. Maybe she was out of her comfort zone. If you listen to what Maharisikaa says she says Jesus was an enlightened being. I am quite sure precious Jesus was very brave.
Yes I also think that Jesus was laughing on the cross and not going through any pain. Ramana said that in meditation they put some acid on his body and he felt the pain but soon pain turned into pleasure. Pain is the other side of pleasure. And you can't avoid the pain, maybe with few oxycodone but then again you have withdrawals afterwards what is again pain.
Bold move passing a bit of judgement on Christ and a whole religion. Are we sure she's at THAT level? Hmm... Lots of assumptions being made here by the teacher. What are her qualifications to pass such judgement? Can we get a more honest look at her background bc her history is a bit guarded and almost romanticized on the website? Who was her teacher? Has she been recognized as an arhat? She offers some gems that really strike close to home so I do not want to throw the baby out with the bathwater. But my instincts make me wonder about that bathwater...
@MS-ji7sb "people like" me? LOL! Ok. I'm not sure you understood my point so we'll have to disagree on "exactly the point." Let's be careful painting with those broad brush strokes often used in that art called overgeneralization. Also, fact check: India has put its fair share of gurus to death throughout its history (Eg Guru Tegh Bahādur). So, calling you out on BS on this one. Sorry. No disrespect.
That is your conditioning, your ego mind quickly coming to hold onto (the attachments) to what you've always been taught. Instead challenge everything and see if what was conditioned is helpful. You can hear the ego easily because it always judges and compares. Don't seek the answer, the confirmation, from others or externally, we've been taught to do that to, to follow, to get the answers, the way, so we get it "right" from someone. They ALL point to going within. Everyone need not agree that this or that is the way or the truth, what does agreement matter? That's comparative culture, let's all do this so we are all the same. We are only responsible for this body and surrendering this to God.
I have heard from Maharishkkaa that her knowledge and teaching come from revelation not lineage. That what the title Maharishkkaa means. I understand that it is the title for a female at the level of the ancient Rishis. I have also heard her say that if she was not worthy of that title she could not have worked this long in India. (18 years plus)The title would have been "torn off her." Maharishikaa loves Jesus ❤️ She spoke the truth that came through her regarding Jesus's crucifixion. I don't see it as a criticism of one of the greatest prophets the world has ever seen. And by the way I most value the rare friends who speak the loving truth of any failings I show them. I have the deepest and most loving connection with them.
This is little set up