Ananta - 'Waking Up To Your Essence' - Interview by Iain McNay

Ananta - 'Waking Up To Your Essence' - Interview by Iain McNay
Ananta has had to face many challenges in her life. She spent much of her 20's living with a Billionaire; became addicted to cocaine and then heroin. She spent 2 1/2 years in solitary confinement in a prison in Japan. Here she woke up to who she truly is. She was then deported to London where she had the challenge of integrating her realisation into daily life. She now travels and leads Satsangs in different countries.
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[@08Stella]

This is SO wonderful to hear another human being experiencing & living of what Deepak, Osho, Lao Tzu, Louise L. Hay, Napoleon Hill, Esther Hicks etc. are talking about. She articulated this perfectly. That Inner Presence that we (all) are, the recognition of it, the feeling of duality, that raises afterwards when you become the Observer and try to exist in a society, that hasn't got a clue so you can't really relate to no other and the whole 'Holographicness' of it... are just heartwarming to hear, I am not the only one living with this deep knowing. Is there more from her? I'd love to hear her talk more. I love how she accepted the fact that the feelings (of the Mind/Ego) come&go, she experiences is AS The Awareness, as The Observer, The Inner Presence, NOT as a person. I'm at that point now. Co-orporating the 2 "worlds", realities with eachother. Beautiful!! ~ Thank you so much for the upload.

[@Eazy_Danny]

There's no the observer, because the mind-body you imagined yourself to be a modulation of the same consciousness. The stage where you "think" that you are the observer and the thought or the objective experience is observed is legitimate, but then you come to the stage where the observer and the observed dissolves. There's the just the experience of oneness. When thoughts and emotions arise, you see them as not being who you are, and release. It can take as much as 1 or 2 seconds.

[@truchua2626]

Deepak? 🤦‍♂️

[@brianschultz7320]

@@truchua2626 lmao I had the same thought

[@Musikmaker658]

Hopefully OP overcame her ego in almost 10years 😂 talking about deep knowing We know nothing we just experience and memorise. Knowing is an illusion and believing you know something what a general body like "society" does not focus on but very well is aware of is just your ego speaking. Happens all the time when you awaken to new truth, you get this sense of superiority, leaving that aside is the art of it all. You don’t know shit so its no use getting into competition with invented bodies.

[@minuchacolburn6238]

What a life of determination, under the worst conditions what a great spirit, hurrah what a great win after such harsh hardships what a great willing spirit that made it homeward

[@GoldenHawk441]

Ananta's journey deeply speaks to me.

[@TempleofInnocence-AlohaKeAkua]

thank you for this interview!!! when ananta speaks i feel my heart open like a rose bud.

[@redcharlotte8617]

I recognize myself in many things you said...I am on the path from many years, it happened some rare times that i go trough duality for few seconds and than come back. Despite that I soffer still and think as a common human being, maybe with strongers fears than before.

[@johnnywlittle]

That was lovely. Such a deep expression of her experience Pretty wild...

[@karimali8269]

Amazing ‘ Beautiful interview🙏❤️

[@serendipitousingh]

wonderfully powerful and moving story! makings for a great movie......

[@Papermac]

Honest account of an intriguing, unique journey.

[@MsBolz]

There is a song by the band RUSH, reminds me of what she called truth... It is at the end of the song, SOMETHING FOR NOTHING... it says what you live is your own story...

[@hemispheres500]

You can't have something for nothing. You can't have freedom for free. Love them and they have written so many wonderful songs over the years.

[@conscioustv]

The transcript of this interview is available to view here: www.conscious.tv/text/147.htm

[@Murphya33]

wow! a journey to the depths of hell and back. Thanks for putting this up

[@L0ND0NMAN]

It's reminded me of an assessment for a therapy ( open ended in this particular case )...

[@LelaStrika]

amazing, so deep journey...cool girl..

[@brianlinville439]

great flippin' interview! wow

[@sansan2591]

Amazing

[@sahilaurora9093]

amazing!

[@AnantaKranti]

@mickdales Hahahahaha the comments always show something about the perceiver... seeing the beauty in your words makes me smile, this is your flower

[@ckom9]

Awakening never ends. Drama is imprinted in our genetics. She is very interesting.

[@angietoft8004]

Quite the life. Very interesting person.

[@94xxxBehemothxxx94]

1:53 THIS!!! IS!!! SPARTA!!!!!

[@MommaElin]

until the end....then comment again

[@sylviamartin3445]

Surrender into pain …🎁❤️😁 a doorway always open …5 min every day to speak…pure divne love 💕 talking stick technique…looking at everything as a process …what was it like watching personalities come in⁉️⁉️⁉️

[@Vlatka211]

can anybody help me,I am searching on net for a duch lady who had a site be yourself, I found it aboout 10 years ago, she just wrote who she deceided to be herself and that she had to make different desissions. It was like a blog,but it was not a blog:(

[@CosmicJoker0]

❤️

[@AnantaKranti]

@ckom9 Hi there, Awakening to Oneself as pure Awareness is in an instant, no turning back. Awakeness is Awake to itself. Living that recognition through every moment of life is an endless Awakening,.. there is always more and more liberation in this bodymindsystem, vigilence until the last breath. As for genetic imprints they are there even before the form comes into being, and make up what we call a personality. if you find that interesting, check out Human Design. Love

[@rajeshbarmanrbr5529]

I am ananata

[@AnantaKranti]

@utube2001890eg Who is perceiving a 'very sad story'? Might be a good question to ask yourself...

[@d.s7726]

Please ...check out John DeRuiter....The next. OM Shanti

[@elizabethananda930]

She has certainly faced a lot of life challenges, however, I very much agree with Leysa Gann's comment below. A lot about her growing up and maturing is what this is about. A story about herself. Very little about any kind of true and deep enlightenment.

[@martinratcliffe5987]

Acid

[@leygann]

very lame beginning .... she experienced not awakening but growing up. Not interesting.

[@pillettadoinswartsh4974]

She answered what she was asked. Just as you would do, right?

[@ruedwyer8510]

Yikes!