Miranda Macpherson ‘Be Nothing Do Nothing Get Nothing Become Nothing’ Interview by Renate McNay

[@mthomas1800]

Beautiful 💕the sound of your voices were so in harmony. I want to just start the video again. Smooth, quiet, peace. No doing.

[@Anastasia-oy2zp]

“Open up to the mystery” resonates a lot ❤️ life is essentially a beautiful mystery

[@fullblooded64445]

Miranda's voice makes my brain melt.

[@OnenessAndLove]

My perspective- to release the ego "Be Love". There is always much to learn from another. Offer support. Lift another up. We know nothing. Eternal gratitude. ❤🙏

[@heavenonearth8462]

This is a wonderful interview. You are quite lovely Renate. You exude such grace, love, and gentleness.

[@magistersax]

It's great to hear someone talk so eloquently about another way of living.

[@brainchallenge9273]

God, these videos give me hope about humanity

[@GoldenHawk441]

i was guided to hear this message tonight & i am eternally grateful your show was able to provide the delivery for me - thank you from the bottom of my heart...for both of you.

[@maicolx7776]

Maybe the best interview/guest so far in Concious Tv.

[@teresahoy5860]

Thank you Renata. Thank you Miranda. I love this. x

[@Jesensuelenatuur]

#mywayofgrace #thewayofgrace Miranda’s teachings are so indescribably resonating for me. Feel so much gratitude. Thank you Miranda

[@crystaljb3]

This was such a wonderful talk to happen upon my path. Thank you. ♡

[@phillipadams6735]

i like the transparent and sincere type of wisdom. helps to unveil some truths.

[@sylviamartin3445]

Past life being in a straight jacket 🧥 being in a place looking 👀 out window 🪟 in a environment of pain…yearning to be ask a question?.. most client come with a prayer please God help me!

[@lilacwine1971]

Just what I needed. Thank you so much.

It's a matter of logic: "I am Nobody, but Nobody is Perfect... so, I am Perfect!"

[@alwayswinning11]

This is a great help for my LIFE

[@wingedpearloyster]

A humble, open, compassionate, loving person.

[@marcvanhie4425]

Love Miranda's kind energy!!

[@laika5757]

Music to my ears..🎼🎵🎶🎸

[@maha77]

surrender 15:09 transmission 19:48 'be nothing. do nothing, get nothing, become nothing, seek for nothing, relinquish nothing, be as you are, rest in god.

[@centrino538]

Nothing new...

[@fabiovenetz6779]

@@centrino538 useful when you're in pain. useless if you try to accomplish a goal.

[@InertiaFloatStudio]

I really enjoyed that interview .

[@sngscratcher]

Just Beautiful!

[@marekdrzewiecki3780]

Perfect! Thank you.

[@solomonfaber8026]

Allows me to rest, listening to her.

[@LBStirlo]

Wow what a lovely voice

[@andreakaberg]

Love it, thank you for sharing.

[@julie5310]

Beautiful. Minute 44!

[@luceatlux7087]

I wish I had someone to talk to about this kind of stuff in life. No one else seems to be interested with this path of understanding a few profound things that commonly go unnoticed. I identify with her on many levels. One thing you see with this ego death and enhanced, more sensitive awareness, is the stark, hateful ignorance and vehement judgment many engage in. When I went through something similar in life, I understood that I loved who I was becoming, but began to disdain more of where most others were going: material acquisition, completely self centered emotional impetus, complete lack of honestly altruistic desire... Essentially, I feel that I see many others living by this dry, Competitive Game Theory type perspective (sometimes this extends to one's immediate tribe. But even that is relatively rare, in a sincere capacity). Where I feel that I started to become different, is the beginning of this paradoxical regard towards others. I start out with an unassuming, absolute loving compassion and a place of total empathetic desire to serve towards everyone and this tends to progress towards a hatred of HOW THEY HATE AND JUDGE THEIR FELLOW MAN/WOMAN... It's a strange place to be; having access to a well of infinite compassion, while also having this line I draw at those who hatefully judge others and have this completely self centered perspective (that is often attempted to be hidden via insincere, status quo behavior). How do you love (or even interact with properly) someone who seeks to perpetuate suffering of those most in need? There seems like a rampant loss of spiritual virtues... Much emotional disturbance and cognitive dissonance in my life truly comes from the external due to this. All that makes sense to me is love and service. Now, it's simply all about finding who I don't absolutely disdain serving. I'm so willing to die for anyone, AS LONG AS they don't perpetuate this (very easily identifiable) self centered hubris that is rampantly spreading... I really feel that I need to find those who I can whole-heartedly team with, in unwavering support; separated from the aforementioned void of soul... I wish I understood this pathology within myself more fully.

[@gwenelbro3719]

Just relax in the body being Itself and trust that which Is. Seek and ye shall find - Knock and the door shall be opened unto to you. Watch Eckhart Tolle, and Rupert Spira or Tony Parsons. Blessings

[@luceatlux7087]

@@gwenelbro3719 thank you for understanding. i feel embarrassed at the wall of text that i subjected you to. i appreciate your time and sincere sentiments. I will check out these suggestions, for sure.

[@gwenelbro3719]

@@luceatlux7087 As Niels Bohr said, 'nothing exists until it is observed'.

[@luceatlux7087]

@@gwenelbro3719 I guess it does make sense that one would have to seek to find that which is intrinsically special/exceptional...

[@gwenelbro3719]

@@luceatlux7087 There are many paths to the truth of what we are, but what we spend time seeking for that which already exists at this moment. It's like someone who thinks they have lost their glasses, until they find that they're pushed up onto their forehead. :-) Nothing is solid anyway.

[@butterfly4537]

Beautiful.

[@UC241]

Thank you

[@jetho69]

very enjoyable interview

[@durwhat]

Very good. Perhaps you could include Australia for a visit some time. Thank you .

[@meganveronica5155]

james hope you’re safe

[@amanitamuscaria7500]

beautiful

[@PaulJones-oj4kr]

she's the real deal......

[@seanb2995]

36:44 lol i wasnt ready

[@petevan]

What is thought?how does thought appear?As a baby in your cot, do you think?you cannot think,as thought comes as language, a "voice in the head"we are taught language and store this as memory,therefore,thought Is the past,as memory is the past.Without thought, what is the perception,or better said,who is the perceiver?If we perceive through thought, are we perceiving "what is now"?we cannot.We can only apply the past (memory) to the now, which is an "overlay" of words to the perception as we have it, a DESCRIPTION of "what is" rather than "what ACTUALLY is",this is the point at which separation arises,the separation of the perceiver and the perceived.This is subjectivity,perceiving from a "center", which is the "me" or ego.The "me" is the conditioning of the brain,received from the moment you are taught language, this conditioning becomes more complex and intricate and, as we get educated,we become part of various "group" consciousness-es.the nationality,the carpenter or the soldier, the academic, and so-on.so we go through life interpreting (through language,words,thought) from our conditioning,from our past,form this "me" which we think is an individual.This "me-go" which is the root of separation,inevitably causes conflict,between how we really are, and how we THINK we should be.This "me" conflict inevitably causes conflict outwardly, between various group-consciousness-es, and nations,creeds,nationalities etc.The thought "tree" is not a tree, it is a memory of a tree, described in words,the thought is not the actual thing!The word describes the memory of the tree, to the "ME-GO".As we become intrenched in conflict, we seek to escape it,ignore it, or accept it(conform).we attempt to build a better "me", through be-LIE-f systems,religions,drugs,meditation,or any of the things invented by thought.The very thought that we need to become something better, IS the ME, and so we seek to "improve" by the very entity that has caused the division.therefore we engage by that means, in further separation,further alienation from "what is".The "me", this so-called individual (so-called because it is a mixture of group consciousness-es), is not an individual at all, but an accumulation of memories and taught,conditioned behaviours.Can we simply observe a tree without "labeling" it?can we simply observe,without this center, the "me"? This is the ending of conflict, the ending of the "me", the ending of separation.There is nothing wrong with thought, don't get me wrong, we need it to organise ourselves in the outer world,and in such a capacity, it serves us as a faithful servant.But when it is the master, it is the "ME". the source of separation and conflict.Can we simply observe without the "ME"?.We can't learn "how to", because that is the "ME" trying to learn, trying to use time to "become better" is,simply observing without the "me" an ACTION OF ATTENTION?

[@tonkarts]

Thought doesn't come from language. Verbal languages are only tools invented/refined by humans to help develop our minds more quickly and in a more organized uniform fashion. I'm pretty sure Helen Keller had thoughts running through her head before she began understanding conceptually the connections between sign language and object association: i.e. water, grass, food etc. Language is only one of the filters that helps define our conscious minds and perception. 1Love!

[@obiessen]

If a baby (3 month)needs milk, what makes it , how to act, to get what it needs? also intresting; when starts memory to work as a baby? maybe it tells something about losing pure awareness.

[@tarangita565]

What does no-mind mean? It is difficult to follow but sometimes, unknowingly, you have achieved it, but you may not have recognized it. Sometimes, just sitting ordinarily, not doing anything, there is no thought in the mind -- for mind is just the process of thinking. It is not a substance, it is just a procession. You are here, I can say a crowd is here, but is there really something like a crowd? Is a crowd substantial or are only individuals there? By and by individuals will go away, then will there be a crowd left behind? When individuals have gone, there is no crowd. The mind is just like a crowd; thoughts are the individuals. And because thoughts are there continuously you think the process is substantial. Drop each individual thought and finally nothing is left. There is no mind as such, only thinking. But thoughts are moving so fast, that between two thoughts you cannot see the interval. But the interval is always there.

[@Refulgent_Rascal]

Peter Van Runt - so do you have anything further on this subject and how to achieve this?

[@edzardpiltz6348]

This message is not going to become very popular amongst us separate selfs who are thinking to somehow make a better life h for ourself by waking the spiritual path. 😊😘

[@redrawkblue]

Interesting discussion. Many echoes here. But how does one resolve embodiment with ajata, which was my own experience and perhaps yours as well? It's all a fascinating study... ♥

[@norastewart999]

Fun to listen to

[@dav220]

love

[@DavidDavid-ie1zl]

From stillness comes reality,

[@tarangita565]

Humbleness cannot be claimed. If you are humble, you are humble, but you cannot say it. Not only can you not say it, you cannot feel that you are humble because the very feeling will give birth to the ego again. Be empty, but don't think that you are empty otherwise you have deceived yourself. You have brought many philosophies with you. Drop them. They have not helped you at all, they have not done anything for you. It is time enough, the right time. Drop them wholesale; not in parts, not in fragments. For these few days you will be here with me just be without any thinking. I know it is difficult but still I say it is possible. And once you know the knack of it, you will laugh at the whole absurdity of the mind that you were carrying so long.

[@ancientflames5138]

Reminds me so much of the tao te ching

[@helenasplace]

I’m the same as her

[@jonathangreen6505]

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[@chrisschoedel7597]

Jesus said “ I rest in movement “ ? Can someone help me find this?

[@stephanie5901]

EXELLENT

[@walkwithmeASMR]

Renate can't get a word in edge ways

[@thomasnorman4221]

There is more? Not here there is no here there are no bodies we never left God's perfect Oneness tiny mad idea

[@jeffpolaras9273]

I would marry her in a,heartbeat why aren't Women like this anymore...

[@luceatlux7087]

EVERYONE is losing the capacity for sincere altruism and capacity to be truly supportive towards others. welcome to the end game of the laissez-faire capitalist world. Fun, right?

[@gwenelbro3719]

@@luceatlux7087 All will come right in the end. Ramana Maharshi.

[@thomasnorman9536]

They're not women like this for you because that's the way you wanted it

[@claresmith9261]

Don’t worry familiarity as usual would set in and her voice would probably end up driving you mad 😂😃

[@spiritlevelstudios]

@@claresmith9261 true that. Lol

[@zakradtke6378]

[@Rover08]

43:13

[@ruviannasaenz5403]

Do Interfaith Ministers beleive in Jesus Christ. She mentions God but not acknowledges Son of God.

[@paulmetdebbie447]

To me this feels like doing a long and well analyzed path of cosmetic surgery on the personality to become a virtuous, compassionate, surrendered, patiënt, respected person. This is a highly dual teaching that has little to do with truth and freedom. I feel no love or happiness coming from this speaker, no inspiration or Joy. There is a lot of effort going on to complete some imagined path to spiritual perfection.. Wholeness is not like that, it is simple, direct, natural and has no virtues. It just is what happens, it's unpolished aliveness.

[@luceatlux7087]

I see where you're coming from. You have more of a self centered and even competitive perspective. It's very masculine. Her vision of enlightenment involves more of a focus on harmony and compassion towards others. Virtue is important in a wholistic sense and a supportive role. It's probably less important in some darwinist sense of living in your prime to the fullest. Your more assertive vision of joy has a less sensirtive regard for others. I'm more tuned in with her perspective. I can't go live with boundless joy and freedom from recognizing the needs and/or suffering of those around me. Those who I have met that have more of your perspective tend to have the perspective that it is everyone's own duty to take care of themselves. I have more of an intrinsically supportive stance that acknowledges some accountability for the well being of those around me (to a greater degree). edit: i'm not saying anyone's wrong or right here. we're just talking about different personalities.

[@atommachine]

So Simple and the World is in great shape......

[@morecringe89]

Do nothing?..... Getting more lazy? Ooook

[@pipkingdom]

The ego does nothing, but nothing remains undone...... doook

[@luceatlux7087]

@@pipkingdom wow *claps* i wish i had a friend like you... you're light years ahead of the curve... smart smart smart

[@phillipadams6735]

i like the transparent and sincere type of wisdom. helps to unveil some truths.