What Happens When Guilt Disappears? - Wayne Liquorman - advaita.org

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  • @jjwinter04
    @jjwinter04 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    I have experienced Wayne's gaze. The carpet began to spiral and the feelings were intense.
    This lady has an incredible healing aura.. wonder if she knows? She = mother earth frequency...and mother universe beyond.

  • @NondualityChannel
    @NondualityChannel 2 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    What's done is done...what's dead is dead.

    • @pretheeshgpresannan4172
      @pretheeshgpresannan4172 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      There is only what is being done which includes suffering from guilt. No need to add more extra shame, blame, and guilt for not being spiritual enough to let go of "guilt" or "grief" either--no need to add more "no-self" violence and call it spiritual or nondual.

  • @diannea.2587
    @diannea.2587 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    What about now and the future however? Is Waynes understanding that there is no doer, but we feel like we can make choices, so don't those choices that we feel we make, matter? In what sense are they not choices? What is the experience like, if we take it that we are not choosing? What is that like? How can we live without apparently making choices? Surely it is everyone's experience, at any rate, that they choose what they say, and do?

    • @Deepak94
      @Deepak94 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      You have the total free will to do in a particular time situation whatever you want to do or feel like doing. But there after your lifetime experience is, that you had never ever the control of the result of your actions. That is the concept of Ramesh Balsekar. Wayne also speak about this. You have to do personal investigation and find out whether you are the doer in your life or is it that you have no control over things that happened. You will come to the conclusion, if it's God's will, that you hadn't any control over anything. It always was that something you hear, smell, see, taste led to the action that you think is your action. When this happens enlightening or whatever you call it, is there.

    • @diannea.2587
      @diannea.2587 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      @@Deepak94 Are you quoting Ramesh here, or are these your words?
      I understand this and Roger Castillo also speaks in this way as Ramesh was his teacher. But this seems still to be operating at the level of maya, and not so much focus on actual awareness itself as Nisargadatta taught for example....Roger calls it 'top down' as opposed to Wayne's teaching and thinks both are useful.

    • @Deepak94
      @Deepak94 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      @@diannea.2587 That are the words of my Guru Ramesh. In my words it's the same

    • @diannea.2587
      @diannea.2587 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      @@Deepak94 ....and these words are also those of a Guru...!

    • @Deepak94
      @Deepak94 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      @@diannea.2587 Of course