Whatever Arises, Love That - Amoda Maa

[@jules7478]

Can listen to over and over again. Brilliant ❤

[@richardpeters6852]

Wow ! This is exactly what I need to hear this at this stage . Thank you and love you very much 🙏🙏🙏💙💚💛❤️

[@michaelwood3477]

Love that, and that, and that. All of it all. Beautifully deep message and guidance here. ❤

[@sungoddiss]

Oh my gosh, thank you! ❣

[@anahatamyst]

So brilliant... sublime wisdom

[@jamesthomas1244]

I love you Amoda Maa. You scare the hell out of me; or rather where you point me to does. But then really you are two in the same; a seeming outer and an inner that beckons attention to that which I run from. I pray for the courage to open and welcome all.

[@nicolabishop996]

Amoda Maa is saying all that needs to be said. She is inviting us to 'not know'.

[@tarrawsun6568]

Ahhh your voice puts me in a loving trance that welcomes surrender. Blessings dear ma🥰♥️

[@kaymiller5861]

Oh my God! That is the best thing I have ever heard! ❤️💕❤️

[@luiz.sentinela]

Thank you for that great reminder: to notice if there is a desire to change my actual state; to remember to just love whatever arises ❤

[@terefefeyssa877]

Thank you for this!🙏

[@luiz.sentinela]

@@terefefeyssa877 grateful for you too 💚

[@wilma8326]

The razors edge calls us to be here 🙏🏼

[@jules7478]

Yes 👏 Yes 👏 and YES 🙌

[@nodualidad.patrihernandez4008]

Thank you Amoda.

[@g0oey]

This is helpful. Thank you, beautiful Amoda.

[@udayjadhav5524]

Thanks a ton Amoda Maa

[@Kia_123]

This is a title of the book by Matt Kahn

[@chrisgreenall8339]

Hello Amoda, the fence anology which you gave while i do get it, it's also denying the illusionary sense of suffering the mind does indeed create which drives the person crazy for the individual and as the conciousness by grace does indeed change and open up everything begins to zoom out and you identify less and less with the pain and come to the place of realisation that it was all meant to happen, everything was indeed mapped out and life shapes you for not a specific moment but an unfoldment of life that you was mean't for. Natural intelligence, higher power, God, spirit, it's all just word games to really sum up something we all have no clue about, we arn't mean't to and nobody ever will, trust and faith that there is something that can change your entire life from the depths of hell to a life of service which heals you by the very grace that so many people have slammed themselves to there knees for calling out to be heard, everyone shall have there time.

[@Indrast50]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@TatianaVolynskiy]

What to do with laziness? and desire to remain in the comfort zone? it is so true

[@aliciayague7587]

♥️

[@swhite8381]

I can’t take this serious without an Orchid on the table 😆

[@jamesthomas1244]

Beware, a spider plant will get you for that ;-)

[@elpatoe6918]

I Am sorry and maybe this goes over my head but it just seems to me like she just says a load of words that go nowhere and mean nothing, 80% of what she says doesn’t make sense perhaps I should write it down and try and guess what she means???

[@kaviji]

Hi Elpatoe, I am admin here on this page. I'm sorry it didn't make sense to you. Amoda has been doing this for a long time now and sometimes it can confuse the mind. Maybe it doesn't need to make sense? If you are interested go to her other videos and explore a bit and I'm sure it will become clearer. The deeper spiritual journey is definitely confusing at first, and for quite a while. It takes time. I can also recommend her book 'Embodied Enlightenment,' to help clarify where she is coming from. Hope that helps. Kavi

[@mahalie23]

She’s just saying that whatever you ‘think’ enlightenment/liberation is, it’s probably not. It’s not an escape from reality or promise of eternal bliss. It bears stating because bliss chasing or even well intended attempts to re-connect to previous spiritual experiences are major roadblocks to true presence.

[@chrisjohnssolarcross]

Mahalie Stackpole and who are you may I ask? You sound like you are in the same spot as me 😍

[@mahalie23]

@@chrisjohnssolarcross Hi Chris, I'm just a fellow contemplative. Mooji is my guru as it was his invitation that flipped the lights on for me. Much respect for all those who help to dissolve illusions of ego that cause suffering. For those seeking liberation from conditioned thought I think Amoda is great, also Tolle, Michael Singer and Matt Licata.

[@chrisjohnssolarcross]

@@mahalie23 i really like mooji and have been inexplicably drawn to portugal despite never having been there nor researched much about it. I am an avid student of adyashanti, since 2008, and have had the privilege to talk directly with many awakened people, whom, love to laugh at all of my raitional questions regarding such a process.