Its a darn good thing I’m not a spiritual guru! 😉

[@meenap9269]

Dearest Anita! From the bottom of my heart, thank you for all the wisdom you have brought into my life! You cleared up so many questions I had, and helped me so much! My cultural background is the same as yours. The fact that your father shed all his cultural tendencies after he crossed over helped me move forward with confidence and kindness in my life....thank you dear Anita for sharing your story. You are loved!

[@kamlaprasad1510]

Hi Anita. You are such a beautful person inside out. You have a heart of gold. You are helping so many people with your videos. My husband is one of them. He loves watching your videos.You help us to live our lives the way we see fit, not how others want us to live. Great wisdom. Carry on with your good work.God bless you.

[@trishgreen3499]

What a lovey lady and so very sensible and what a nice man you have thanks for your humanity

[@GreenWillow27]

Thank you thank you, Anita--for sharing your Light. I'm almost through _Dying to Be Me_, and while it's wreaking havoc with my mascara (ha ha) you have come into my life at (of course) the perfect time, exactly when your message is what I needed and was so ready for. All my love and admiration for your courage and your Light.

[@trishaemry55]

THANKYOU , your words are pure gold to me ! I know that I was born an empath now at 69 years old ! I have always had a difficult time in crowds or groups of people, I could feel their pain so deeply, or their judgement of me. My aunt told me later that I always sat in a corner of the room as a child, listening to adults talk instead of going outside to play with children. I couldn’t, even as an adult, be around large groups of people, I couldn’t shop at malls, I would feel suffocated and confused, I treasured time alone, and yet longed to have close friends, but it seemed to me many times they just needed to be in my presence, to listen and care for them .

[@carolinewolf5872]

Thank you for the work you do! You’re so sweet, gentle and wise. I look forward to hearing your voice, it nurtured me and encourages me to keep on keeping on. In a harsh world we need to let each other know there is love! 💞 Keep on doing the sacred work🙏🏻

[@Future-psychology]

Thank you thank you soooooooo muchhhhhh....i love you.....you have cleared many of my doubts....you have literally saved my life😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@MegaSthlm1]

Anita you are awesome, thank you for this wonderful message , big hug.

[@innerauthority]

I love you so much Anita! Thank you for being you.

[@katalinpuscas9722]

❤ I'm truly grateful for this amazing lady ❤ 🙏 Thank you from the bottom of my ❤

[@audreymarie2421]

Thank god he blessed us with your wisdom, thank you Anita and it was so sweet to see Danny too 🥰 Looking forward your next book as I am an empath too and I have been drained and struggled so easily with feeling energies. Hope we can have more tips on managing our battery ☺️, many thanks 🙏 🙏🙏

[@NadjaAfi]

Thank you for everything Anita! You are awsome! Huggs from Estonia! ❤️🙏🤗

[@geoffringham1051]

A guru is a human being. And like the rest of us has human failings. And what creates a guru anyway? Be careful of the guru money seekers. Be careful of the guru power seekers. Be careful of the self deluded so called gurus. Wisdom and guidance will come to you from the most unexpected sources. When it happens - YOU WILL KNOW 💟 I feel Anita is a sweet and honest lady.

[@sarahkittelson622]

Danny is so AWESOME, and I'm very glad he's there to help you. The video's you guys make are so important and wonderful! It's like seeing a friend who 'gets me', because I also had a NDE, and although it wasn't nearly like yours or others who saw much more, my experience profoundly changed me, and not many understand that like you do. So thank you from the bottom to the top of my heart!

[@ConnecttoSoul]

Thank you for all of your continued experience, creativity and additionally know-how to help my quest to progressively more consciously attentive in addition to spiritually connected.

[@MrShimekelo]

I really do love Anita moorjani her life and her wisdom that she has given out has been so good for my life it helped me to like battle I guess my own depression and to take care of myself and to force me to take care of myself

[@teresafraser3049]

Thankfully more people are discovering that THEY are their own GURU 🙏🌻🙏

[@AnnieBLawrence]

Hi Anita, highly sensitive, intuitive, empath/Healer since I was in my late 20s. I have had life experiences take me to my knees and crack me open many times. Have lost many In the last five years. Thank you for your kind understanding and deep wisdom. Shinning my light and anchoring in love for all. Blessings, Annie

[@raisingkidspositively6698]

I LOVE this video! Thank you Anita

[@denaradeen4825]

thank you....you are changing my life!

[@edeletwin]

This explains well why Danny was cool with doing house chores together, despite the societal pressure you felt! Loved the title, btw 😆

[@alberthaust4542]

I was involved with guru based teachings in the 1980s. I eventually learned that a person who understands what love and Oneness are about, would never allow his (or her) self to be put on a pedestal and treated in the adoring and worshipful way that gurus are often treated. No person that cares about the welfare of others, would claim that he is an intermediary that people require in order to be in touch with their inner selves, God, the Oneness. An honest person would not set things up so people aren't able to question what such person says. None of us, including myself, gets it right all the time, no matter how enlightened one claims to be. Also, the abuse that comes from some gurus, will not lead to ego loss. If anything, it might lead to some trauma related issues.

[@annwilson5203]

Thank you so much for this! Just want to mention that some "Aspie" people are also empaths and highly sensitive (I am a female Aspie), especially female Autistic people. Autism in women can be very different from autism in men. Now I am married to a very nerdy kind man who is not autistic. Instead I am the Aspie AND an empath, highly sensitive and all the other things that comes with autism in females. For instance I pay attention to details, like scrutinise a knitted pattern, easily get overwhelmed, have too many apps going on and very good at observing people and remember in detail what they are wearing, especially intriguing patterns, but tend to not understand boundaries. It's a brain thing! See, I can go on and on...... :-) but also been a great nurse, mum, midwife and therapist, Phew, yes I got burned out!! Your books and KZbins have made an enormous impact on me, turning my life around and having a lot more fun, despite exhaustion! Saying yes to what brings joy! Learning to play new music instruments in my late fifties! Looking forward to see you both in Bristol in June!

[@lifesong8484]

Ann Lowden Wilson Yes, ASD does usually present quite differently in women hey. Someone very special to me (family member) is both an empath & has ASD. She wasn't diagnosed with ASD for many years because the theory of mind aspect was different than in most boys/men with ASD. An exhausting combo I can imagine it must feel like to have/be! You ladies have a great gift of understanding to share with the world, a unique perspective 👌😊💗

[@annwilson5203]

thank you for your reply!

[@lifesong8484]

Ann Lowden Wilson 😊💗

[@lifesong8484]

Ann Lowden Wilson Btw I'd encourage you to never see ASD as a 'disability' or even a 'special needs condition'. I believe that, although it may bring with it a lot of suffering, that it has & is giving you a special gift of vision & understanding you will be able to share with others. Just be the beautiful you that you are & all will flow from there. The Divine voice within will guide you all the way, even if there are times of suffering too. Sending you my love 👌

[@annwilson5203]

Thanks Elissa! Yes, I totally agree, and I have never seen it as a 'disability' (except when I didn't know why I was different and so sensitive, feeling there is something very wrong with me) and never call it ASD, or a 'syndrome'. It's not. A person can be Autistic or I may call myself an "Aspie' which I am totally embracing as a gift. It was very difficult before and I suffered, when I didn't understand that I am an Empath and an Autistic person, and tried so hard to be "normal". Once I got the Aha - realisation that I am an Aspiegirl plus a Highly Sensitive Person, and an Empath !!!!!!!! and that's OK, then I could be proud of myself for having lived through life for over 50 years, despite not knowing, I am a Rose among tulips, trying to be a tulip! and thought I was failing miserably in trying to be a tulip! But I am a rose! :-D (that's someone else's metaphor) Anyway, just hoping Anita is realising that many Aspie women are also Empaths, it is Not Either, or, ...just can be both in a person.

[@2008rschro]

Keep going Anita! I wonder sometimes if religion causes more harm than good! I was raised Catholic. I always felt a bit sad during mass. If I had kids, I wouldn't raise them in a religion.

[@sipusic03]

Thank you so much for your videos. I did not know that there are videos at all. I had experience of Divine Love and Light, as our true nature, that experiance could only be explained as out of body experience. I believe you have great message, and you have it fo a reason. Thank you. Namaste.

[@sherylschroer6610]

Love these videos!!!🌟loved your first book💖

[@matinalarsson4149]

Love all your videos! Anita ❤ Please come to Sweden .

[@harryvagrant4167]

Thank you for everything, Anita! Ive listened to gurus pretty much a big time in my life, but I''ve never resonated with any of them really to the core. Just when I found the works of Dr. Michael Newton and your message, then it finally hit me - Yeah, thats what's it all about! :)) amazing! And a question - if I may ask - What do you think of reincarnation and why is it happening? Is the supergoal of our lives to become the god-love towards ourselves and others? :) Harry from Latvia.

[@quietreflections18]

Thanks so much, Anita! Lots of Love, Jaden XXXOOO

[@marija26able]

Omg my sense was right! A lot of answers🦋🦋🦋❤❤❤👍

[@comehometoyourforest]

Eat more chocolate!

[@adinafournier1341]

Le agradezco este regalo tan lindo.Cuanto me encantaría que todos vídeos los tradujeran o los subtitularan al español, acabo de ver el del inicio de año 2017, de ahí en adelante están sólo en Inglés y sin subtítulos en español, tendré que esperar un año. Un abrazo muy fuerte.

[@marcepinillos3491]

Hi Anita! This vídeo is awesome and I'm very happy you don't want to put the cloak of spiritual guru over your shoulders.

[@andreaandrea6716]

"Bad Guru!!" (I like Ramdass' Guru; Neem Karoli Baba ... who had a sense of humour).

[@t.h.nguyen5193]

Right, you wouldn't be accepted in the traditional religious circle but would be welcomed with opened arms and heart in the open-minded loving true seeker circles.

[@patrickbatoha7831]

On Sunday mornings early I like to put on gospel bluegrass

[@applesnicolle5144]

There’s good Guruji & bad gurus! Know the difference

[@norobot801]

somebody knows where i can find the video, wonderful 💛 Anita 💛 is talking about (link? ).

[@MrShimekelo]

no robot dealing with global changes with love. I beleive is the name.

[@kafriendreejaytv880]

Anita hi to u and im reejay from the philippines and im so into ur enlightening words...my question is that is being myself and being who i am like being angry being joyful or sometimes being frustrated are these things are being who i am to the effect of expressing myself??

[@Muck-qy2oo]

You are my unspiritual Guru!

[@jeshand3159]

Anita i love your videos but, maybe could you get a microphone so that we hear you better?

[@lifesong8484]

Jeshan :D I find her voice easy to hear, there's no struggle at all. Perhaps it's something on your end (phone/mic, noisy surroundings)? Hopefully it clears up soon 😊

[@marcepinillos3491]

Hi Anita! This vídeo is awesome and I'm very happy you don't want to put the cloak of spiritual guru over your shoulders.