Access The Awareness Beyond | Russell Brand & Mooji

[@danielcrase]

does anyone else just get so beautifully lost in moojiji voice, the soft spoken and gentle and careful words is just great.

[@enterprisingdrop3226]

Not anymore. Not since I found out about his sleeping with young female students, dumping them, and then moving on to the newer younger model.

[@Sashas-mom]

@@enterprisingdrop3226 woah that’s awful. Just awful

[@caraadams1656]

Absolutely!!

[@mary-jaynemacdonald4836]

❤️

[@PadajDeszczu]

Who cares if he have sex with some young women? His teachings are great and profound. U can be enlightened and have sex. We are here to experience life to the fullest and to satisfy our deepest desires

[@RamRoxillo]

Russell's sighs when guests share deep insights are reassuring somehow. We're all on this journey together, no one is exempt!

[@hedevindaniel3747]

Yes, and in these moments not reacting is a battle won against yourself and for yourself. I really like this Russel man

[@otterrivers3765]

The sigh is a physical indication of emotional processing and integration.

[@JonasAnandaKristiansson]

Best ever video with Mooji, I just can't stop laughing. Seeing Krishna's/Christ's/Buddha's play in the vast totality of the Ocean/Consciousness. Here is Tao, playing itself out, without resistance of the human mind. Blissful Siddhi..

[@ladydi1755]

I feel the same way. I feel good & at ease when he sighs deeply. There is no pretense or show being put on. He is present & it (he) is so beautiful. We are all very blessed to experience & receive what he is offering to us. 💝🙏🌺

[@JonasAnandaKristiansson]

@@ladydi1755 Yesss

[@jcjs33]

the 'Mooj' and the 'Brand' ... what a time we are having around the campfire getting warm....thanks for sharing and caring

[@ryanericfussell452]

Hahaha Great. Love it.

[@Mr-vu9mp]

Ha, Love that Metaphor👍

[@anthonydowling3356]

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[@TheWitness369]

@@anthonydowling3356 I agree 😁

[@thedepthsofrepair]

Thanks for reminding me to buy firewood. I'm in the parking lot of the shop I usually get it at.

[@paulasymonds7979]

‘Witness your thoughts without logging into them’ this will become my daily challenge ❤️

[@mk9382]

Or a challenge for life rather

[@paulinabiedugnis1813]

Great one, thank you, observing my thoughts too and trying not to buy into them :)

[@lilaccilla]

also you can say this is what I think because this is what I have accepted as truth , but it is only what I believed about things or myself up until now in this moment . Now in this moment I can see that I do not have to identify with these adopted belief systems . I now have the ability to see that . I can focus on my ability to see differently .

[@rodneyrule4285]

@@lilaccilla 🤝👏💪✊🤙

[@JonasAnandaKristiansson]

Best ever video with Mooji, I just can't stop laughing. Seeing Krishna's/Christ's/Buddha's play in the vast totality of the Ocean/Consciousness. Here is Tao, playing itself out, without resistance of the human mind. Blissful Siddhi..

[@carolgiangreco6548]

Russell, I have to thank you for bringing Mooji into my life for this past year. His videos on KZbin are invaluable - clear, lucid, experiential leadership. Bless you.

[@JonasAnandaKristiansson]

Best ever video with Mooji, I just can't stop laughing. Seeing Krishna's/Christ's/Buddha's play in the vast totality of the Ocean/Consciousness. Here is Tao, playing itself out, without resistance of the human mind. Blissful Siddhi..

[@yogajimmy123]

Two of my favourite men on the planet. I’m blown away and inspired deep within my soul.

[@Zdravstvujte]

Check out "Sadhguru" ;)! Cheers!

[@JonasAnandaKristiansson]

Best ever video with Mooji, I just can't stop laughing. Seeing Krishna's/Christ's/Buddha's play in the vast totality of the Ocean/Consciousness. Here is Tao, playing itself out, without resistance of the human mind. Blissful Siddhi..

[@seekingthelight6401]

Do some research on this fake guru James.

[@ladydi1755]

Me too 💝🙏🪷

[@jenmdawg]

Mooji and Brand? Hold my beard!

[@MattiasKantarell]

This must be the most powerfull content i've ever watched on youtube about self realization. The meditation was very clear. This emptiness behind everything, which isn't even emptiness or behind anything. Its just all there is. And not "some thing" but a state that needs to be experienced. And it lights up. Our inner nature of ourselves.

[@JonasAnandaKristiansson]

YeS!! Non duality, and Mooji is The way. Aum.

[@babygorl9541]

@@JonasAnandaKristiansson mooji isn't "the way". he's ONE teacher who points to nondual awareness, and does so in an incomplete way because he doesn't teach students how to integrate their shadow parts into it. that's why people in his ashram commit suicide or he verbally abuses students and no one bats an eyelash. they're spiritually bypassing.

[@JonasAnandaKristiansson]

Verkligen. Du har samma för- och efternamn som min storebror! Vi är sannerligen inte en sak, ett minne, något i dåtid eller framtid. Pure Being.

[@teddyboef2821]

Human race get off your knees kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4XCp4xnmdeMbck

[@kratosofspartareal]

@@babygorl9541 he verbally abuses students 🤔

[@jaxx-inspiregrowcreate2862]

Mooji is a vibe all on his own. Love it

[@AcornRiot]

www.kosi.org/about-news/2019/12/20/the-season-of-the-lie

[@m123g]

Also a certified cult leader.

[@australopithecusss]

I love Mooji he's helped me so much with detachment. Thank you Mooji, lori

[@AcornRiot]

Jeff Peate or just accept that he’s abusive and stop making excuses just because he disguised himself as a guru.

[@AcornRiot]

Jeff Peate by not holding him accountable to his Abuse you are belittling the victims experience.

[@CallMeMicahT]

Mooji is hands down my spiritual guru. He's the one that taught me to meditate, mainly because my subconscious can pick up exactly what I'm saying, and yet it shuts my thoughts off.

[@JonasAnandaKristiansson]

Best ever video with Mooji, I just can't stop laughing. Seeing Krishna's/Christ's/Buddha's play in the vast totality of the Ocean/Consciousness. Here is Tao, playing itself out, without resistance of the human mind. Blissful Siddhi..

[@fabricesolaris4294]

I would like to thank Mooji for his clear, meaningful and touching explanations, as well as Russell for his relevant questions.

[@JonasAnandaKristiansson]

Best ever video with Mooji, I just can't stop laughing. Seeing Krishna's/Christ's/Buddha's play in the vast totality of the Ocean/Consciousness. Here is Tao, playing itself out, without resistance of the human mind. Blissful Siddhi..

[@ReynaSingh]

“You are already in a state of awareness.” This is true and when we finally do away with the distractions of the mind, we will realize this awareness. Stay blessed everyone!

[@m123g]

Imagine claiming you're aware while following a proven cult leader who is a known abuser.The irony is palpable.

[@doinglifemyway4146]

@@m123g Who?

[@medicalinterest9091]

@@m123g Hi , can you refer me to your source for this information. Maybe @- has muddled Mooji with someone else. It is common for so called cult followers to invent accusations because they have been challenged to wake up prematurely. The 'Me Too' movement has its equivalent group in seekers of truth who suck the finger that points the way.

[@babygorl9541]

although pointing people to awareness is a good thing, "gurus" like mooji are actually harmful. because instead of teaching how to INTEGRATE and PROCESS emotions and past trauma for the ego FROM the awareness, they teach people to essentially ignore their unhealed ego/subpersonalities and escape into that empty awareness instead. the problem is that you CAN'T live a full human life from there. you HAVE to integrate the awareness into your emotional life too otherwise you'll be spiritually bypassing (ignoring and suppressing your emotional experiences and "transcending" without truly healing, which is just a ticking timebomb waiting to happen). this is why spiritual cults and shit get formed and why a member of mooji's ashram committed suicide yet the members just brushed it off. the members of those cults have been trained to keep escaping from their trauma and just "ignore" the mind instead of properly processing and healing!!! and mooji is likely doing the same himself, which is why there are so many reports of him emotionally and verbally abusing his students!!!

[@medicalinterest9091]

@@babygorl9541 You have an interesting interpretation of Mooji. Meditation brings up things for review. Analysis has its place in in other psychotherapeutic activities. "Feel it and heal it" does happen in meditation. Going to states of greater awareness is the result of disciplined meditating. It is safe because it is self limiting. The people who get into trouble are likely to already have some kind of mental illness.

[@BlondeManNoName]

What a treat it is to see these two together!

[@alexmcdonald5332]

you said it!

[@babygorl9541]

although pointing people to awareness is a good thing, "gurus" like mooji are actually harmful. because instead of teaching how to INTEGRATE and PROCESS emotions and past trauma for the ego FROM the awareness, they teach people to essentially ignore their unhealed ego/subpersonalities and escape into that empty awareness instead. the problem is that you CAN'T live a full human life from there. you HAVE to integrate the awareness into your emotional life too otherwise you'll be spiritually bypassing (ignoring and suppressing your emotional experiences and "transcending" without truly healing, which is just a ticking timebomb waiting to happen). this is why spiritual cults and shit get formed and why a member of mooji's ashram committed suicide yet the members just brushed it off. the members of those cults have been trained to keep escaping from their trauma and just "ignore" the mind instead of properly processing and healing!!! and mooji is likely doing the same himself, which is why there are so many reports of him emotionally and verbally abusing his students!!!

[@joblo497]

@William Oarlock ewwwwwwww

[@Surayya444]

Right!!!

[@pseudipto]

isnt he a cult leader

[@Ottee2]

When I opened my eyes from that guided meditation, they were full of tears. It is brilliant that Russell shared this with everyone. Mooji's simple and direct invitation to experience that coreness, that space which is You, is truly profound. What a blessing! Thank you.

[@nityasamoshchenko2257]

What a beautiful report. Thank you for sharing. From my own experience i can also share that the recognition of something so intimate, so close , so all pervading ...something that left to be far away hidden from you, but actually was always here...recognition of who yo truly are, does brings tears. As thought a long lost love is here again. And Mooji has such a clear way of opening our eye. Timeless gratitude to him.

[@Ottee2]

@@nityasamoshchenko2257 , yes, thank you, too.

[@medicalinterest9091]

Thanks Ottee. I will listen to this video again but with my eyes closed. The editor switching to Russell for no apparent reason was quite distracting. But at least it reminded me how easily I am distracted.

[@babygorl9541]

although pointing people to awareness is a good thing, "gurus" like mooji are actually harmful. because instead of teaching how to INTEGRATE and PROCESS emotions and past trauma for the ego FROM the awareness, they teach people to essentially ignore their unhealed ego/subpersonalities and escape into that empty awareness instead. the problem is that you CAN'T live a full human life from there. you HAVE to integrate the awareness into your emotional life too otherwise you'll be spiritually bypassing (ignoring and suppressing your emotional experiences and "transcending" without truly healing, which is just a ticking timebomb waiting to happen). this is why spiritual cults and shit get formed and why a member of mooji's ashram committed suicide yet the members just brushed it off. the members of those cults have been trained to keep escaping from their trauma and just "ignore" the mind instead of properly processing and healing!!! and mooji is likely doing the same himself, which is why there are so many reports of him emotionally and verbally abusing his students!!!

[@darrinheaton4016]

@@babygorl9541 Wow. You're all wayyy farther along the path to nonegoic awareness than I am. I was unable to connect to this meditation - not even for a second. I may as well have been listening to the shopping channel for all of the awareness I experienced.

[@amama5242]

MIND. BLOWN. I JUST realized how my body and mind are more like children I'm responsible for than actual aspects of myself! When my addictions rise, I'm going to see that suffering as a symptom of my BODY'S, not of myself. I don't not suffer unless i identify with the suffering of my BODY AND MIND. whew!!!!

[@johnpatterson6448]

“Keep marinating your attention”. “Grenade moment”. He chooses his words with such discernment. Listens clearly to the exact questions and then answers them. Gives Russell genuine, well-merited recognition. Down-to-earth and eloquent. (Another teacher who addresses the same subject matter is Rupert Spira. Says the same things in a different style.)

[@josiejo117]

This is why I love Mooji...his delivery holds no ambiguity, it is simple...but this simplicity can take years to understand as we have so much conditioning in the way. In this respect one has to be ready. After many years I finally have detachment with compassion for the mind...and a connection with the original self thanks to Mooji. Much gratitude & many blessings.

[@babygorl9541]

mooji neglects to teach emotional and energetic integration or the importance of healthy ego function, which leaves many of his followers in a near-braindead and easily controlled state, AND he encourages them to practically worship him!!! this is the kind of thing that happens at his satsangs videos.files.wordpress.com/zc985CdP/ev-2_hd.mp4

[@josiejo117]

@@babygorl9541 For me personally I listen to the message & words...not the messenger. I follow nor worship any human. If the words resonate with me, I listen...if not I move along. Thank you.

[@josiejo117]

@Darren Thanks for the share. Have quickly glanced some of your blog will read in more depth later. Have resonated with the message/essence of Jesus since childhood...but follow my heart, intuition, callings, signs, feelings, gut instincts, dreams, spirit, soul, nature...these are all words...(it's all just words for the same thing to me) ...am guided/connected & trust.

[@yungheychdi1159]

@@babygorl9541 I can't believe that you have the time to slander him on every single comment. It's almost like you've got something to gain from putting people against him.

[@user-lq9mw1sb8d]

Interesting, because I personally find his view to be very ambiguous. So much so, I have trouble of obtaining any of his "answers" to be firm.

[@mytoobusr]

At first I was annoyed that an advert popped up right in the middle of the meditation sequence. Then I realised it was just a "Stone being thrown in to the Bush". In other words never ever get complacent, distractions will always be there.

[@CallMeMicahT]

ad blocker bro.

[@mytoobusr]

@@CallMeMicahT Yeh, I use 'U Block" on my Mac but it doesn't work on all vids, sometimes I get a black screen... obviously need to sort out a better one. Any recommendation Micah?

[@javasroe6541]

@@mytoobusr there is an adblock youtube op.

[@mytoobusr]

@@javasroe6541 cheers

[@simhifree2416]

Commercialism. Do it at the beginning and end of the show, not during.

[@ThomSinger]

As a “seeker” I found this interview to be powerful and meaningful. As I strive to make age 50 to 75 the best years of my life- it is conversations with a variety of people with viewpoints (directly one on one- or podcast conversations I can listen to) have an impact.

[@jonathanm4880]

Alan Watts, adyashanti, j krishnamurti, rupert spira, gangaji, Anthony de mello. And if you can look behind the hype osho was probably the greatest I have ever heard. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q33ZlpmHjdCAeKc

[@pera06]

Mooji and all great Masters point us to return our attention to presence. Tomorrow is an illusion. You have no guarantee that you have all these 25 years to live. Make now the best moment of your life and be happy! One should not survive these many Masters... Pick one that resonates inside your heart and stick to it. Otherwise your mind will take you on a long, knowledge seeking road into many more births. Mooji changed my life. More than 25 years of suffering removed by a simple shift in perspective. It is all in this moment. Blessings ❤

[@doriaarbeille1290]

Much strength and perseverance in your seeking ! I wish you to find your God self and experience it’s bliss forever 💕 and when that happens the seeker also will disappear... 🙏🏽

[@doriaarbeille1290]

Jonathan M Amanda mayi, Ramana Maharishi, Papaji ❤️

[@cheryllgates181]

Jonathan M Add new comer Aaron Abke.

[@michaelholland6541]

This guys is masterful with his words. Weird how we randomly stumble upon teachers when we are ready. Never heard of him until today and haven't listened to Russell in a while either. I believe it was placed there for me to find. Will definitely be listening to more of both of these people. Been looking for it and boom 💥

[@macdog1]

I used to listen to him loads but the vibe around him changed hard since bout 2015. He's a self titled enlightened guru that has a sus community behind him who glances over suicides happening under his watch, like it's no big deal. He's a man that loves the light upon him and being adored, he's not a mental health expert nor qualified acharya. He's just a semi palatable narcissist that listened to papaji and thought he was immediately enlightened and went on to exploit Ramanas and Papajis name. Just study the shastras, nevermind "gurus"

[@truesight91]

Mooji is a great teacher and master of the mind, ignore the haters, the Truth he expresses and embodies 'threatens' the very illusion people like Macdog hold onto bit too strongly and unable to swallow such depth because they lack conscious maturity to recognize a higher truth and mastery.

[@macdog1]

​@@truesight91 You certainly know a lot about someone youve never met (yet you can't even speak directly to me, lul). To choose such assumptious response over proper vada, seems like a lack of the qualities proper sadhana chatushtaya ideally builds in us. Lul, the irony, youd think if Mooji was as you say you'd speak a bit more mindful towards others. Yet you speak, literally, just as any kultie would. Question, if Mooji is such a humbled avadhut, then why does he find it necessary to delete videos over the years that showed him in a poor light? Why was he even once banned from Ramanashrama in Tiruvannamalai? What about the dths (r.i.p.) at his camp that he basically brushed over online without much of a word? How about the necklaces of himself that he once had on his website, only to remove (during a time he was being accused for Osho similarities). How about the fact that Ramana intentionally never left a parampara, nor was he apart of any sampradaya - and yet these modern western figures *constantly* exploit his name as though he did leave such lineage (probably definitely not for marketing reasons)? The list goes on, really. But just bypass all that, i guess? The proclivity for yall to bypass any words of concern by looking down from the high-horse you've created, is simply yet another one of the factors people point at this corner for.

[@truesight91]

@@macdog1 I am not Mooji I am the True-self I don't need to meet you personally to know everything about you, because when you meet the true-self you master the mind and all the other ego's along with it. I don't live on stories and rumors you read or hear about online, I simply bathe in truth, and that is all I need. I don't dwell to much on stories and spiritual mumbo jumbo. Know Thyself.

[@macdog1]

@@truesight91 "I have met the True-self I don't need to meet you personally to know everything about you, because when you meet the true-self you master the mind and all the other ego's along with it. " uhm... what? Im not sure you understand what you mean by "mastery of ego" when you use it in this context, and are rather advaitic shuffling the conversation. I say this because, no where in our shastras, nor from any sant or rishi, do we hear that proper vivek/vairagya towards jivatman and ahamkara grants us magical powers to understand the impressions upon every flowering of personhood within this infinitely diverse garden. If that were so, you'd be able to articulate all of my prarabdha karma back to me, right now. Can you?

[@brettneuberger6466]

Having listened to Mooji’s guidance for years. It struck me during this fantastic interview with Russell, that I’ve never once heard him contradict himself. Not once. Such is the way of Truth.

[@JonasAnandaKristiansson]

Best ever video with Mooji, I just can't stop laughing. Seeing Krishna's/Christ's/Buddha's play in the vast totality of the Ocean/Consciousness. Here is Tao, playing itself out, without resistance of the human mind. Blissful Siddhi..

[@littlelion]

Peace be upon you all. I'm 27 now, but about 7 years ago, I enjoyed Mooji for his self reflection, and insight. It's nice to see these two speak.

[@babygorl9541]

although pointing people to awareness is a good thing, "gurus" like mooji are actually harmful. because instead of teaching how to INTEGRATE and PROCESS emotions and past trauma for the ego FROM the awareness, they teach people to essentially ignore their unhealed ego/subpersonalities and escape into that empty awareness instead. the problem is that you CAN'T live a full human life from there. you HAVE to integrate the awareness into your emotional life too otherwise you'll be spiritually bypassing (ignoring and suppressing your emotional experiences and "transcending" without truly healing, which is just a ticking timebomb waiting to happen). this is why spiritual cults and shit get formed and why a member of mooji's ashram committed suicide yet the members just brushed it off. the members of those cults have been trained to keep escaping from their trauma and just "ignore" the mind instead of properly processing and healing!!! and mooji is likely doing the same himself, which is why there are so many reports of him emotionally and verbally abusing his students!!!

[@zoltanczifra]

@@bmbmbm1 His teaching is not his teaching, he borrowed it from the Sadgurus, like Ramana Maharshi, Papaji, Nisargadatta. Those Sadgurus life was immaculate, clean. Mooji is a crook, business guru, his life doesn't support his teaching, so worthless. If you are interested in spirituality, read the original teachers.

[@babygorl9541]

@@bmbmbm1 you can not TRULY "let go" long term, without integrating the emotions at some point. YES you need the awareness as a first step, but if you're not using that awareness to then embrace and heal the parts of you that have been traumatized, you'll always just be spiritually bypassing. i'm not talking about typical therapy. i'm talking about a system like IFS (internal family systems) that gets you interacting with the suppressed, fearful, angry, etc parts of your ego and actually liberating them, freeing that energy that's been stuck in your system. simply realizing awareness does not magically make that stuff evaporate. it stays in your emotional and physical system until it's truly liberated.

[@babygorl9541]

@@bmbmbm1 yeah exactly!!! although i think you have the steps out of order. it's okay and actually advisable to access the awareness first, because that will give you enough space and capacity to be able to handle the buried memories without being overwhelmed :) you just shouldn't access the awareness and then ignore the buried memories as if they aren't there anymore. use the awareness as a resource to help process and liberate those stuck energies. gurus should be teaching that but unfortunately it seems that many of them are un-integrated themselves :/

[@jasmindavis2307]

@@bmbmbm1 I can speak from direct experience that these things are NOT true. It was a nasty article written to try to discredit a wonderful teacher. As with everything on the internet, read with discernment.

[@ava198]

Tyvm Russell and Mooji - I am not the label "my trauma" .. Im not the label "my PTSD" Im not the label of "my mistakes" these thoughts kept me hooked into a role I played out on the worlds stage. The observation outside of the "trauma vortex" was very much needed

[@alexmcdonald5332]

True

[@IGetAround29]

Enjoy your awakening.

[@babygorl9541]

although pointing people to awareness is a good thing, "gurus" like mooji are actually harmful. because instead of teaching how to INTEGRATE and PROCESS emotions and past trauma for the ego FROM the awareness, they teach people to essentially ignore their unhealed ego/subpersonalities and escape into that empty awareness instead. the problem is that you CAN'T live a full human life from there. you HAVE to integrate the awareness into your emotional life too otherwise you'll be spiritually bypassing (ignoring and suppressing your emotional experiences and "transcending" without truly healing, which is just a ticking timebomb waiting to happen). this is why spiritual cults and shit get formed and why a member of mooji's ashram committed suicide yet the members just brushed it off. the members of those cults have been trained to keep escaping from their trauma and just "ignore" the mind instead of properly processing and healing!!! and mooji is likely doing the same himself, which is why there are so many reports of him emotionally and verbally abusing his students!!!

[@Sumantra6]

"What does the wanting want?" I loved this question that you posed! I can totally relate and have never heard it phrased this way. Thanks so much Russell

[@niaria985]

i have heard so many spiritual teachers for years but none has changed my life like mooji he is my only teacher now... THANK YOU ❤️

[@susannepomerantz7031]

I love how I grow without even knowing it. I started watching Mooji about 4 years ago but stopped after a while because I didn't understand him. I have been listening to many teachers and read quite a few books since then and have had some profound experiences meditating. Now I listen to him again today and I finally understand what he is saying.

[@purdesia]

Agree 💜

[@cosmo71111]

Same 💗🥰 I had same with Alan Watts also. Now so wonderful how much expanded our conciousness awareness has grown in such little time and little effort the right way for us no hurry ever!

[@dimitryivanov9778]

What type of meditation are you using?

[@marshalltherion]

Mooji is an enlightened spirit. He is the gift that keeps giving. Thank you Mooji .

[@enterprisingdrop3226]

No, he lost his light years ago. This is just stale repetition. gurumag.com/becoming-god-inside-moojis-portugal-cult/

[@corkyvanderhaven3391]

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[@corkyvanderhaven3391]

@@enterprisingdrop3226 it’s ok to feel that way. His words are so fresh for me. I’m certain I could pick one video and watch it daily for life and it would be deeper and deeper as I evolved. 🙏

[@enterprisingdrop3226]

@@corkyvanderhaven3391 I really hope you dont watch his videos daily for the rest of your life and only continue to await the day that you will be as enlightened as he is. All good, but just dont do that please. And dont pay him too much, or go to live with him either.

[@jamesk7416]

I like both these guys but never imagined they'd intersect. This was a pleasant surprise and enjoyable viewing.

[@charleneliburd9009]

This was a beautiful, authentic and clear moment of sharing. It shows how communication can be when the ego is transcended. Thank you 🙏🏾

[@susanvartanian5461]

Bravo 👏 🤳👍🤞🤏⚖🙏🏼

[@xanbex8324]

The words are true but he isn't!😂

[@JonasAnandaKristiansson]

Best ever video with Mooji, I just can't stop laughing. Seeing Krishna's/Christ's/Buddha's play in the vast totality of the Ocean/Consciousness. Here is Tao, playing itself out, without resistance of the human mind. Blissful Siddhi..

[@ladydi1755]

Beautifully articulated. I agree 💝🙏🌺

[@indigoblue4791]

I love Mooji's ability to cut through Russ's overly wordy, waffle. Moji offers his understanding and often complex concepts in very simple terms, just wonder-ful. 😊❤

[@EricPollarrd]

Actually I think Mooji admires, as anyone else does, Russell’s ability with words. He’s probably thinking wow I’ve never had a student explain shyt to me this good.

[@Lydia-Roe]

Beautiful description of holding space for these thoughts without judgment or becoming intertwined with them, but just allow them to simply be.

[@gptraining89]

Russell, thank you for sharing this on youtube. I thought it was a bummer that in my country Luminary isn't available (Netherlands) and I couldn't listen to this particular podcast. You deciding to share it here is something I want to say thank you for.

[@Strangepete]

Also not available here in Denmark I hope that changes soon.

[@susancarolan153]

Neither in Paris, but I admire you more for putting it out free. For me in this matter you have surpassed Eckhart, who is on the richest people list. What for if all he says is true? Just saying! Love 💖🤜🏿🤛🏼 Susan 😷🐸🍀 in Paris. Winderful, both of you.🤞🤳☮️🙏🏻

[@Loesters]

From the Netherlands as well, also very thankful to find this on KZbin. 😊

[@JPilz]

not available in germany too, russel.

[@banjomcgee6333]

@@susancarolan153 Don't rate and compare gurus. We all have a tendency to do this. Constantly trying to see who is better than who else so you can pick the "perfect" one to learn from. They are enlightened people within themselves and their life's work is pointing the way for others to be the same. But at the end of the day all of these guys are still human beings and are living as such while they are here. They just trim the unnecessary fat off the experience of life such as pointless negativity.

[@spracketskooch]

Mooji is the one who started "me" on the path to see where he's pointing, to move my fingernail out of the way of the sun. I consider him to be my one true teacher, sensei, guru, whatever one wants to call it, and I love him with all my heart.

[@babygorl9541]

mooji neglects to teach emotional and energetic integration or the importance of healthy ego function, which leaves many of his followers in a near-braindead and easily controlled state, AND he encourages them to practically worship him!!! this is the kind of thing that happens at his satsangs videos.files.wordpress.com/zc985CdP/ev-2_hd.mp4

[@babygorl9541]

@@lili4951 i do whatever i find necessary, i don't care what you think about it. also, you don't know what the word apathetic means.

[@babygorl9541]

This is the best name i could come up with lol exactly!!!! smh! thank you!

[@omegapointsingularity6504]

@@babygorl9541 what a strange way to interpret that video.

[@babygorl9541]

Omega Point Singularity very strange of you to see nothing wrong with that video 😐

[@sanamarthur6557]

Osho called this higher sense "the watcher". It is so easy to experience this. When you are experiencing high emotion, eg anger, you can step outside of yourself and hear yourself ranting and their is this peaceful part of you watching you, detached from the emotion. Almost like watching a movie.

[@leighjones9225]

Thank you Russell . From Australia , Your Brother. Leigh & Family

[@Pierrijulia]

Mooji is pure love... Forever thankful

[@sheilacalcagno3293]

One of Russell’s best!!!!! I love Mooji and his simple but so powerful meditations. ❤️🙏

[@Ifitallfails]

Mooji has been a big influence for so many years.... he's a true friend who is always very pure and loving. I'm so glad you have had him on your show Russell... love you both.

[@lightuponlight6727]

Beloved Mooji....yes yes I've been listening to his teachings and pointing for about 5 years. He helped set me free of so much bullsh+t I've picked up. Eternally grateful to this brother. I especially love his older satsangs recorded in Russia, of all places . They are mind blowing to experience.

[@selmayoga4721]

Agreed, I use to have so much pain, the mind was making it all up, today with the help of our Guru Mooji , I am free.

[@babygorl9541]

@@selmayoga4721 did you ever actually process the emotions? or are you just spiritually bypassing?

[@sleepingwhale]

@@babygorl9541 its actually easier to process them when you just observe them without identification. It's actually easier with a mooji type method to see it's obvious if you haven't actually let them go. For me at least.

[@selmayoga4721]

Yes I have, and I am free of the mind. And trust me my body experience had a lot to process from being abused as child in all ways , losing babies that I wanted so much, I am observes it all I don't identify with none, pain comes and goes ... have you done your work ? Or you just like to ask people what they did ?

[@tranceending5914]

Mooji’s calmness is palpable. Thank you for this interview.

[@GrandmaMarlayne]

Wonderful find on youtube. I feel like the oneness of consciousness led me to this youtube program. I am blessed! Thank you to the creator for leading me here!

[@williampaul8556]

A word that comes to mind about all of this is - allowing. Allow it. Don't do anything. Just allow it. Observe and allow. No need to take control.

[@user-lq9mw1sb8d]

Observe allow, and then fight and persist! Allowing something negative too long could have detrimental effects.

[@danielcornelison4159]

I was about to attain enlightenment, when an ad for chrome book interrupted Mooji’s guided meditation.

[@ryanericfussell452]

Yes

[@rosemaryg2236]

Skip straight to the end of the video and press replay, and all the ads will be gone.

[@fluentpiffle]

Sums up the whole ‘neo-spirituality bullshit’ scene..

[@danielcrase]

when it true awareness the advert was another “stone thrown in the bush” You cannot leave the consciousness you are behind, you can simply allow it to not be the forefront of attention, if that made sense

[@SmilaZ]

Yeah better DeGoogle your life!

[@keenan7156]

I don't get emotional all that often. But I balled my eyes out when Mooji acknowledged how much Russell cares about the world and the people in it. It was a beautiful moment. Thank you to both Russell and Mooji for all you do🙏🏻

[@kcyousee7058]

I like how Russel is grounded and mooji is spiritual air and that they meet halfway to help everyone in between.

[@manchesterblue2007]

anyone struggling with how to deal with those thoughts that lead to giving into your addiction needs to watch this.... ty Mooji and ty Russel

[@MarcelPhilippe]

Such a beautiful exchange and sharing. Russell does well interviewing Mooji and finds himself immersed in an ongoing Satsang. Mooji quite naturally and spontaneously guides Russell and the listener with such delicate grace and ease back to the Source of Awareness. It is a Joy to watch this communion between two authentic souls.

[@babygorl9541]

although pointing people to awareness is a good thing, "gurus" like mooji are actually harmful. because instead of teaching how to INTEGRATE and PROCESS emotions and past traumas of the ego FROM the awareness, they teach people to essentially ignore their unhealed ego/subpersonalities and escape into that empty awareness instead. the problem is that you CAN'T live a full human life from there. you HAVE to integrate the awareness into your emotional life too otherwise you'll be spiritually bypassing (ignoring and suppressing your emotional experiences and "transcending" without truly healing, which is just a ticking timebomb waiting to happen). this is why spiritual cults and shit get formed and why a member of mooji's ashram committed suicide yet the members just brushed it off. the members of those cults have been trained to keep escaping from their trauma and just "ignore" the mind instead of properly processing and healing!!! and mooji is likely doing the same himself, which is why there are so many reports of him emotionally and verbally abusing his students!!!

[@MarcelPhilippe]

@@babygorl9541 Yes, it is absolutely necessary to process and integrate healing in one's everyday life. However, this is a unique process to each individual. The guru's function is to point us to that awareness. As with anything in life, there is inherent danger and pitfalls along the way. No teaching is complete in the sense that it will do all the work for you. Upon seeing the Truth or touching that Awareness, it is then up to the individual to discover how to integrate into everyday life. Yes, perhaps the guru can be more individually supportive in each case, but this is also where one's common sense and intuition come in. In some cases, it may be best to seek support from a counselor or therapist. Not all people can do it on their own using the inquiry method, although many have. In terms of that suicide, they happen. Statistically about 1 million people commit suicide every year worldwide. It's not right to brush any such a case off. Yes, some people can get too detached along the spiritual path. This is no excuse. The matter should be address and looked into fully, I agree. As for the verbal and emotional abuse, I have not done the necessary research. No guru or teacher is perfect. There are many stories of Zen teachers and others throughout history who have used unorthodox techniques to wake students up. Who knows what strategies underly accounts of less than gentle pointings. People can get angry or upset no matter how enlightened one may be. All in all, the pointings do a great service and much more good for those who are ready for them. Yes, no teaching or teacher is perfect. But that is life, inherently unpredictable and insecure. We take chances with every step and every breath.

[@willywagtail4182]

@@MarcelPhilippe So articulate what a fantastic answer summed up what I wanted to say🙏🙏

[@MarcelPhilippe]

@@willywagtail4182 🙏❤

[@babygorl9541]

@@MarcelPhilippe "Upon seeing the Truth or touching that Awareness, it is then up to the individual to discover how to integrate into everyday life" why leave it up to the individual when there are resources that can help? just like with pointing instructions, having information that guides you can prevent years or even a lifetime of running around in circles. internal family systems is one form of therapy (that can actually be done on oneself with guidance from a book or audiobook!) where you are encouraged to contact, get to know, and embrace the suppressed and traumatized parts of your ego from Awareness, which we know is big enough to hold any released emotions and energy that arise from that work. what results is a complete deactivation of past triggers, intense kundalini purifications (piti, kriyas) and liberation of energy for more joy, love and creativity in one's daily life. many modern spiritual teachers are waking up to the fact that glimpsing Awareness is not enough on its own, and thus highly recommend IFS (or similar therapies) as the missing piece! i really recommend you check it out. it seems to truly be what most people are missing in their spiritual practice.

[@shelzzie]

Been a follower of Mooji for sometime now and still after a few minutes I have to pause the conversation and hold my thoughts, what a blessing to see two people come together and share positive self awareness... Many thanks x

[@JonasAnandaKristiansson]

Best ever video with Mooji, I just can't stop laughing. Seeing Krishna's/Christ's/Buddha's play in the vast totality of the Ocean/Consciousness. Here is Tao, playing itself out, without resistance of the human mind. Blissful Siddhi..

[@Carolynsideas461]

Russell Brand this is the best interview ever. Mooji is my Guru. I have listened to his videos for years. He is the only person that taught me how to meditate. Previously I was unable to sit still and quite my mind and was not able to meditate. His exercises taught me how to meditate easily and without effort. I can testify that his teachings work. I am happier now than I have ever been in my life. I was able to heal and get rid of a mental addiction due to childhood psychological abuse, and because of Mooji's meditation of being the observer not the person, I was able to realize God as a beingness and Consciousness, not the body, not the mind, not a person. I was able to realize that I was the God Self observing the body and the mind. You are the Observer not the thing Observed. That realization is what makes you feel free, happy, and at peace. It gives you power over your life. You take control of your body and mind, not the body controling you. When you realize you are not the person your addiction and problems dissapear into nontthingness. When you Realizing you are the empty space, a presence, The Issness, not a person, the problem is no longer real, but was just an illusion, a false idenity, of no importance, you loose interest, and no longer focus on the problem. You realize it is not a thing just a construct, like a cloud that dissapates. You become the Observer, Not the thing you observed. You realize you are not the problem, you are just watching from an empty space of consciousness. You cannot be the thing you observe if you are watching it. Anything you can see or observe is other than the Self. This is why Mooji says Watch, just Observe. Self Realization is an inner awareness, a knowing, feeling in a space of just being, consciousness. If you are not that which you are looking at you feel free, no fear, you are in control of your thoughts and feelings naturally, not by force. This consciousness is God. The God within. If God is Omnipresent, that means every where, then God is in you. There is no space that God does not exist. "As above, So below", Jesus said "Ye Are Gods" '"Repent or Perish" which means without self realization, in your forgetfulness, you will suffer. Ignorance is the cause of all suffering. To remember your God self is the cause of everlasting joy, peace, happiness. In your ignorance you use your God Mind to create negativity, and suffering. "As a Man thinketh in his heart, so is he" "Your Faith can make you whole". We all have the power of God waiting to be discovered, but we have the free will to create our reality. The God Self is eternal, always was, and always is, eternal, never changing, perfect,blissful, joyful and happy. Every THING changes, but God remains the same. The world, your body, your life, all changes, is born and dies, but the God self remains eternal and perfect. When you realize this truth you will have a security, and fullfillment that will last. God created the universe to experience this reality, forget himself, then remember himself for the purpose of extending, expanding, and creating bliss, joy, and happiness. Suffering is just a catalist to finding your God Self. Ignorance is the cause of all suffering. The purpose of life is to achieve Self Realization. Because in your forgetfulness you will suffer. Only after achieving Self Realization will you find everlasting happiness. God cannot and does not suffer. It is the Man, the person that suffers. Jesus said " Seek Ye First The Kingdom of Heaven and all else will be added unto you." Jesus also said "The Kingom of Heaven is Within"

[@pgloi]

And the Kingdom is nothing & everything, unmoved, total darkness, calm, peace, formless, boring place... That could be a reason y we came back into this reaction lustful dead loop. Because there is nothing from above & below, out there or in there, left or right.. Because of nothing, we create something out of nothing as we had tasted this/that "something" b4. Or maybe this is just a lonely dead looping solar system that eat itselves into the blackhole. Evil has to be taught to be perceived as evil because "they" know without (judgement) evil, there won't be any reason for any life to begin here. It's always evil & good, the twin brother that keep this wheel running since existence.

[@Mosdefinitelyable]

What helped me a lot with my identifications was cognitively restructuring my belief in them by asking myself "Who would I be if I didn't possess X [the identification]." For instance, even with my most negative attributes that were hurting me, knowingly, I had to ask myself who would I be without them. Here is an example, "Who would I be if I wasn't so controlling?" "I would be calmer, more loving, and open to others." This helped me release my negative identifications - by proving to myself that I would benefit from releasing them. Cognitive restructuring is a necessary part of the recovery process, I think.

[@julianthomas9817]

I agree. The thing is to find ways to let go of the belief. It is, no it was there for a reason. And even though the reason is something from the past, I’m impressed by how persuasive, strong, debilitating, numbing, and things like that it can be. It’s grip is incredible. Ratio can’t seem to fix it. I’m so glad for you that you can simply release a thought by stating “who would I be without x”. Thanks for sharing

[@kanyefan2697]

Very helpful thank you for sharing this practice

[@troymorley272]

Thank You Russell & Mooji For Sharing This. Bless You All With Lots Of Unconditional Love & Light Energy, Peace & Compassion.Cheers!!!!!!

[@infinifi2910]

Even a crystal bell seems dull and murky compared to the spiritual clarity that Russel Brand and Mooji have brought to this video. For me Mooji's explanation was perfect ....'The awareness of the awareness …. the attention turns back from where the seeing is coming from!'. For the planet's sake I hope billions watch this!

[@TanniaFalconer]

I've been following Mooji for more than 10 years now. And I've been following Russell for a few months. This interview was a blast! ❤👏💥 Both are beautiful beings. Thanks for sharing your souls 💗🙏

[@JonasAnandaKristiansson]

Best ever video with Mooji, I just can't stop laughing. Seeing Krishna's/Christ's/Buddha's play in the vast totality of the Ocean/Consciousness. Here is Tao, playing itself out, without resistance of the human mind. Blissful Siddhi..

[@gamedesign1]

Thanks for sharing these conversations Russell, everyone needs to learn how to separate themselves from their thoughts. I also appreciate you being open about your struggles.

[@babygorl9541]

although pointing people to awareness is a good thing, "gurus" like mooji are actually harmful. because instead of teaching how to INTEGRATE and PROCESS emotions and past trauma for the ego FROM the awareness, they teach people to essentially ignore their unhealed ego/subpersonalities and escape into that empty awareness instead. the problem is that you CAN'T live a full human life from there. you HAVE to integrate the awareness into your emotional life too otherwise you'll be spiritually bypassing (ignoring and suppressing your emotional experiences and "transcending" without truly healing, which is just a ticking timebomb waiting to happen). this is why spiritual cults and shit get formed and why a member of mooji's ashram committed suicide yet the members just brushed it off. the members of those cults have been trained to keep escaping from their trauma and just "ignore" the mind instead of properly processing and healing!!!

[@misskitty976]

baby gorl.. I respectfully disagree with your attributing someone's decision to commit suicide to anyone other than that person. As indivuduals with free will we can either accept or reject Mooj's teaching. If he is not part of the answers you seek or need, simply walk away. He does not purport to be God or Messiah and is not here to bear the burdens of our troubled souls.

[@babygorl9541]

Miss Kitty i didn’t claim the suicide was mr.moo’s fault. what i did claim is that the way he and his followers (cultists) dealt with it was incredibly cold and detached, which made it clear that spiritual bypassing and lack of emotional integration is rampant in his sangha. having a “whatever” attitude when someone dies isn’t spiritual. it’s cold and inhumane.

[@pawanchavan5046]

@@misskitty976 Please don't listen to this person. Mooji himself has addressed those rumours to be bs. I'm coming down the comments and i keep on seeing this persons pathetic attempts to malign his reputation.

[@misslovelife8036]

This man is genuine in loving human being but his past put him in pain to distract him I wish him love n light .

[@KristiKardos]

Giving what the wanting wants. Dream to give up attachments. What a journey.

[@jasonnorm]

Mooji has such a wonderful way of helping us find the is-ness. Thank you Mooji.

[@GasperSopi]

Russell has manifested many a significant moments in life that served as a great justification of his own existence and purpose on this planet, but this mind-opening conversation with Mooji is perhaps the most significant of all.

[@justjamie333]

He’s coming along in his Buddhahood quite nicely 😉🙏❤️

[@griffinjohnson3858]

I love Russell Brand not only his work but who he is as a person very open-minded human hard to come by a train of thought such as his and I wish more people could appreciate dialogue such as this. I'm able to listen in these crazy times thank you sir.

[@k8sl]

I love that Maharishi said all the thinking is just stress moving out of the system, making space for the transcendent, and how often he said just take it as it comes. Mooji is right in line with this!

[@sambo7734]

"that you are not your thoughts is a great discovery but its not a great teaching" that right there is a great bit of teaching

[@caroljamieson5392]

The guided journey had a profound effect on me, more than any meditation before.

[@justjamie333]

It’s called the “direct path” for a reason😂🙏❤️

[@peterabacchioni3968]

What a powerful and encouraging conversation on how to be the change we want to see in the world. Thanks Mooji and Russell!!

[@JonasAnandaKristiansson]

Best ever video with Mooji, I just can't stop laughing. Seeing Krishna's/Christ's/Buddha's play in the vast totality of the Ocean/Consciousness. Here is Tao, playing itself out, without resistance of the human mind. Blissful Siddhi..

[@markgardens4u]

Thank you for this matey. I had the opportunity to interview Mooji a few years ago at Monte Sahaja on a series of podcasts I was doing. Hold him in very high regard. So I was nervous as hell lol, I wish i had your calmness and eloquence. You held a beautiful space for the conversation. Namaste Russell

[@babygorl9541]

read about how he treats some of his followers here. the high regard you give him is not so deserved. www.reddit.com/r/Meditation/comments/88nf2l/mooji_metoo_movement/

[@Mali-fm3rc]

Am I the only one who tears up everytime I watch anything with the lovely Mooji I just can't control it

[@lornag9608]

Russell Brand you are brilliant -I love your conversations with Eckhart Tolle and Gabor Mate - best ever.

[@aarontyler2210]

Would love to see Rupert Spira on here!

[@IvetaWells]

100%. He is the most clear to me.

[@ColdStarr]

Agreed

[@babygorl9541]

you guys need to check out loch kelly he's the best of them all. and in contrast to rupert and mooji he actually teaches integrating emotions and past trauma a well, instead of ignoring them.

[@IvetaWells]

baby gorl クリームシチュー美味過ぎ Thank you very much for your suggestion. ❤️

[@arimasson]

Yes!

[@janeewins9227]

I highly recommend this. Great questions from Russell, and simply profound replies from Mooji. If you're short on time - fast forward to about minute 49 to experience Mooji's "meditation". I watched the whole discussion and it was time "well spent". I was re-reminded of what I know but still sometimes distract "myself" from ;-). Russell thank you! This video and your recent discussion with Eckhart Tolle are, I feel, the best and most helpful video offerings I have come across.

[@pennyc7064]

Well said. I totally agree!

[@babygorl9541]

although pointing people to awareness is a good thing, "gurus" like mooji are actually harmful. because instead of teaching how to INTEGRATE and PROCESS emotions and past trauma of the ego FROM the awareness, they teach people to essentially ignore their unhealed ego/subpersonalities and escape into that empty awareness instead. the problem is that you CAN'T live a full human life from there. you HAVE to integrate the awareness into your emotional life too otherwise you'll be spiritually bypassing (ignoring and suppressing your emotional experiences and "transcending" without truly healing, which is just a ticking timebomb waiting to happen). this is why spiritual cults and shit get formed and why a member of mooji's ashram committed suicide yet the members just brushed it off. the members of those cults have been trained to keep escaping from their trauma and just "ignore" the mind instead of properly processing and healing!!! and mooji is likely doing the same himself, which is why there are so many reports of him emotionally and verbally abusing his students!!!

[@jimmynguyen227]

I sometimes think I'm "distracting" myself too, but it's hard to tell because i think these days we're supposed to find a way to balance being and doing. If we're 100% doing, we just get into too much mindless, restless, reactive activity that resides on the surface or the "outside" of life, yet if we're 100% being, we wouldn't ever really do anything

[@babygorl9541]

@@jimmynguyen227 fantastic observation, jimmy! that's why INTEGRATION is the important next step! after accessing Awareness/Presence, you must allow it to contact all the "parts" of you that are obsessively doing, or that feel that they have to prove something, or that are stressed out etc. these "Parts" of our ego/psyche must be EMBRACED by the new Awareness in order for us to be able to function with the peace and joyful /creative expression of openhearted Awareness. otherwise those realms of our experience remain separate, a constant back and forth of one "distracting" from the other like you mentioned!! systems like IFS (internal family systems) are wonderful for this type of integration. you bring the Awareness to meet and get to know all the buried parts of your ego from unconditional love, which liberates them and frees the energy they've been holding, allowing you to live an awakened life without suppressing anything or getting re-identified with those small selves because they've been unburdened. its a truly beautiful and transformative work!! i've been doing it myself ^O^

[@bonnie_nelms]

@@babygorl9541 Mooji specifically addresses this and told how he handles it with someone. Maybe go back and listen again. Different people are at different levels of readiness and Mooji is very skillful in meeting people where they are

[@alexislopez8674]

I've had many different teachers but Mooji is the one that I know world for me. His pointing is so direct.

[@corkyvanderhaven3391]

Mooji Epic human and connected wordsmith and pointer to the real self. Many teachers are fantastic but, he is so gently authentic and open to student listeners 🌏✌️🙏

[@dauntlessdivine2627]

This vulnerability from Russell was wonderful and Mooji was very straight forward and simple. No whoo-whoo new agey nonsense. Thank you!

[@groovyshiveyeshiz8143]

Just being effortlessly concious at all times is all you need to do in this life.

[@Ty-13]

Not easily done I think

[@groovyshiveyeshiz8143]

@@Ty-13That depends tho...but definitely can be done tho.

[@1984AEG]

Russel you are a gifted interviewer, drawing on intuition to explore esoteric experiences so hard to articulate. Thank you for sharing your gift with us through such a beautiful person like Mooji ❤

[@jakecostanza802]

“Search not and you will find” Sufi proverb

[@Victoria-bo9xk]

Seek and ye shall find - Bible.

[@AManofBalance]

Lol

[@justahumanbeing.709]

"Do not seek material pleasure and you will find the spiritual treasure." - Meher Baba.

[@arcticbliss2330]

What you seek is seeking you - Rumi

[@ITSME-xx3oo]

what you are looking for is the place that you are looking from 🙏🏽 ram ram

[@carmaela2689]

I love that Mooji had outgrown his past and sad things. He doesn't identify with it. This is where I am trying to get to. I am grateful that this perfect information comes at the perfect time. Thank you Russell and Mooji.

[@patrickshanahan7505]

Thank you Russell. I'm finally clean and sober. And this teacher lead me into one of the most amazing lucid dreams of my life, singing and enjoying the scents of heavenly incense at a heavenly ashram. I woke up in tears. Went back to sleep hoping to continue the dream, AND IT DID CONTINUE. Must meet him.

[@deviananta7055]

I am so happy that you are with Mooji. It benefited me greatly to hear the conversation and reminded me of what I needed to focus on in this life. Om Nama Shivya

[@juliehartley2522]

When I feel undone, I find things like this. Thank you.

[@jackilynnmillard4781]

Thank you for giving us a closer look at the ideas Mooji holds personally. His content is more outward focused on the people he is speaking with or the teachings his is trying to impart. He always brings me such a sense of peace. It is good for us to have a personal glimpse of the persons who effect us.

[@sinclairjames5117]

I have for quite a few years been a dedicated student of Mooji. I find it better to listen and absorb, then begin to feel. Mooji = peace, love and serenity...x

[@DanielleDeFreeze]

I love this so much. Mooji explaining observing thoughts without being them makes me think of emails that come up on my screen, or ads like clickbait that want me to click on them, but I just look at them without clicking.. I can see them and look for the little X to close it.

[@mariancounsellor]

I could listen to Mooji all day. He has such a calm and soothing voice 💕

[@beateifarta]

thank you, I have been listening to Mooji for some years, but this brought a new insight for me.

[@enterprisingdrop3226]

So you haven't heard about the sexual abuse after all these years?

[@leonstreete]

Mooji is a true visionary and minimalist, love his teachings and calm approach

[@kodeone]

Indirect pointing. Sideways path.

[@BeyondSideshow]

Minimalist... I dunno. He's a self made millionaire who likes to be surrounded by young, attractive women. A good neo-advaita teacher of course if that is your thing

[@leonstreete]

@@BeyondSideshow being a millionaire is a great thing. Nothing wrong in that. And being surrounded by women... we're here having a human experience, not taking a vow of celibacy.

[@BeyondSideshow]

@@leonstreete Yeah, I admit I made my point a bit clumsily. Nothing wrong with having money (although his attitudes toward money and teachings are not at all in line with Papaji's, which is a bit weird to me). But the whole gigantic cult of personality he has build around himself, and the way his female fans flock around him and are encouraged to... to me it's much more a spiritual rock star trip than an example in minimalism. In stark contrast to teachers like Pema Chödrön, or even Eckhart Tolle.

[@aboyade9]

@@BeyondSideshow so he doesn't fit your spirirual teacher mold. Prolly best to keep it movin mate...or are you invested in directing traffic to YOUR idea of appropriate spiritual direction?

[@Dreamweaver777]

Russell is so friggin sweet, vulnerable and sincere. Mooji, my goodness ...to have a partner like that....that moves through life with ease. Bless them both.

[@margaretgrey4238]

This guy radiates love.

[@yobrojoost9497]

I love Mooji's simple and clear wisdom. He makes it so easy, all we have to do is listen.

[@Kellykels1]

I loved this under the skin!! Mooji has been the only teacher that gets me intouch with my true self without any internal fighting 🙏 Russell's smile after the meditation was infectious 💜

[@williamdeltufo7163]

Thank you so much Russell, I’m an addict and I followed this from the start to the finish, I am questing. I found this really helpful at this point. I have been listening to your videos for some time now and I really value your work and your dedication!! It helps me in this time of mine. That’s it really, I’m so grateful that you are on this pathway, I’m still having a beer and a cigarette. But I’m choosing not to beat myself up about that and rather focus upon my own life. Then I can choose to work on other things... after. I’m a man, but I feel love is of greater importance. I need to love myself first, then perhaps I can move onto loving others. I want to. Thank you 🙏

[@JonasAnandaKristiansson]

Best ever video with Mooji, I just can't stop laughing. Seeing Krishna's/Christ's/Buddha's play in the vast totality of the Ocean/Consciousness. Here is Tao, playing itself out, without resistance of the human mind. Blissful Siddhi..

[@vishalishahin8085]

Russell, Thank you for these Satsangs. Mooji is right, people love you because you speak honestly, and to many people's thoughts and concerns about themselves. I really love that you are doing this platform!

[@vo4313]

The most useful thing anyone ever said to me that really hit me at this point of observing is : You must separate yourself from your need to be relevant. Since every thought being observed is coming from this conditioned desire for relevancy, immediately that speaks that we are MORE than those things, and therefore MORE than whatever we feel will make us feel relevant.

[@crdevayya]

Russ, from one Londoner to another, you Legend! Loving this series. About 3 years ago I had an idea to preach to the world in a modern way about Mooji, Eckhart, Alan Watts, Sadhguru, Abraham Hicks et al and to convey their messages in a modern more comprehendible in some cases relatable sense and this series does it. Bravo sir. I've only just finished my book trying to achieve the same, Mooji's story about "The Kings Elbow" is a chapter of its own.........such a great way to get this out there.......amazing combo between u 2.

[@danielarusu8993]

This is one of the most powerful interviews ever! Brilliant questions and brilliant answers! It captures so well human psychology and the way out of our own entrapment. Definitely, an interview I will listen to again and again.

[@beautythebotox2534]

Hands down one of the loveliest interviews I 've ever listened to. Very timely. 🙏

[@benholland1331]

Mooji has changed my life , I stay away from person hood, mind is very limited and dumb, lots of love mooji and Russel ❤️💙🙏

[@georgianavis6025]

Mooji has carried us home, in the oneness, so many of us... people from everywhere around the world!! And I am so grateful for it.. It is truely not something to missunderstand and it is more than many can take... What he dedicates his life to is to bring us home and I owe him that I AM that i reached through him. So all my being loves you Mooji and all the bad noises are just passing by without changing anything about the truth you put in our hearts!

[@essexgal2085]

Loved Mooji's encouragement and gratitude for Russell at the end. Thank you both for being 'sharers'.

[@tea_pot_tom]

Possibly one of the most beautiful podcasts to date. Thanks so much Russel and Mooji for creating such wonderful magic. Much love x

[@donkeytico13]

it is possible to have no thought, just keep trying. dont fear, not having thoughts. they will return. you must fully surrender yourself.

[@camillalewitt3464]

Oh Thank You our Great Beautiful Mooji Baba. You have blessed me now with the most wonderful intimate moment with God that I have ever experienced. I am so happy. Truly happy. For once in my life I feel closeness and possibly even Love. THANK YOU

[@scottangelucci8611]

Russell, thank you for sharing this time you spent with Mooji. I don't know if you go back and read comments, but this message was a breath of fresh air as we go further into this ever divulging dystopia.