Consciousness and Beyond

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@macparker3549 2 жыл бұрын

As someone said in a recent comment: “This is the BEST use of the internet.” Thank you so much for sharing all this beyond the location of your retreat! 🙏💎🌊💜

@JeremyArnold1603 2 жыл бұрын

So good! Great new insights here for me. I often have experiences of no self throughout the day but get pulled back into the mind so easily. The pointing towards that thoughtless sense of self is so helpful! It’s revealing something I hadn’t seen before. No other teacher has pointed me towards this.. Thanks! You are my new favourite!

@fitscfo 2 жыл бұрын

Another gem to add to the SA meditation app.

@maxgalinier1505 4 ай бұрын

Hey what is SA please ? I didn't hear that in those meditation??

@fitscfo 4 ай бұрын

SA- Simply Awake meditation app. Angelo released it around the same time that his book was published and has never updated it.

@Koort1008 2 жыл бұрын

Blessings. Thank you for mentioning that which is totally unknown, that which is prior to experience and no experience, at the end of this meditation, Angelo.

@isalage1250 7 ай бұрын

I love the pointing in the video. It seems that consciousness arises from something that feels like me! Is that right? Everything seems so here, here…❤

@NaeryuDoWell 2 ай бұрын

last night, something snapped. I couldnt sit still to listen to 3 minutes of this and now the whole video makes sense. What is this? Do I even need to orient anymore?

@Tabrox22TomekGrzymski 2 жыл бұрын

If it comes to the title, what's the difference between Buddhist "no self" and Vedanta "Self?" It seems like Advaita Vedanta stops on pure consciousness, and Buddhist goes even beyond that, and you seem to agree that "The Self" is not the final realization. Is it correct? :)

@SimplyAlwaysAwake 2 жыл бұрын

I'm not a scholar of Advaita Vedanta so I don't know if it has a description of or model for no-self, though I'm quite sure people in that lineage have realized it.

@pandmantom 2 жыл бұрын

Often it's felt like when people mention their interest in meditation or mindfulness, and they talkin about how they are struggling in life, I find there's a real resistance (minimizing their problem all of a sudden, changing topics) to any pointing..even if its subtle. From the "me" end, I perceive this as both saddening to see them suffer from the same seeking mechanisms...but also my own wanting to help alleviate that. The latter I sit with and see my own potential seeking to alleviate suffering...but for people at earlier stages of practice..is there a general tip on subtler pointing..or perhaps its just better listening and presence...I may just be perceiving a "problem" with my own experience where there is none...but it does feel like in general, the readiness is never there....in this hand are jewels of fundamental okayness...and there is no one ready to receive and they continue suffer deeply