Dissolving Inner Division - Amoda Maa

[@truthlover3160]

I used to find Amoda to be too long-winded and rather dull. Now every word from her mouth is pure gold to me. And her sincerity and humility just shine through. So grateful for her presence amongst the cadre of modern teachers.

[@jamesthomas1244]

Indeed. She has an amazing way of addressing the raw depths.

[@RK-ls6ce]

I love this woman

[@jamesthomas1244]

She's an assassin; and I love her too.

[@SAMBHAVVoluntaryOrganization]

She speaks all truth. Some years ago I tried to dissolve the knots of pain and suffering. It does not end. Ever. Hence found impossible to carry on. By recognizing illusiory forms of everything, there was no need left to examine and focus on expriences and hurts.

[@TheEquineImage]

Hearing this is pure bliss.

[@b.l.5176]

Lovely. Thank you.

[@vaughnstewart2529]

Beautiful

[@jamesthomas1244]

"Let awareness rest in itself". :-)

[@PaulJones-oj4kr]

Despite the lugubriousness, great points, of course. Spira, Gangaji, MacPherson make the same points but without the mood making.....the lugubriousness......

[@truthlover3160]

Why lugubriousness? I didn't find any.

[@lorikaiping3576]

Maybe question whether you harbor a need for women to be smiling and cheerful

[@jamesthomas1244]

Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder.

[@billielafollette7013]

That’s her compassion.

[@jules7478]

How silly .

[@quakers200]

Can it be that awakening is a mystery to the person experiencing it and that in the attempt to understand what has happened to them a story is created. It could be a Christian, Buddhist, Hindu, psychological, astrological, scientific story or personal story. I am sure that they want to be helpful, to reduce the suffering of others but in the end what can be talked about is not "it".

[@jamesthomas1244]

“The Tao that can be told is not the eternal Tao. The name that can be named is not the eternal name. "

[@awakeningtobehuman]

Absolutely. It’s an attempt to explain the unexplainable which is why one should never be caught up on words but what they’re pointing to.