Robert Adams. The 3 Vehicles that take us to Spiritual Awakening.

[@jkd6969]

The three Vehicles 1. You must have a strong desire to be alone. Ask where the mind/thoughts come from and to whom, follow the “ I “ thread. To whom come these emotions? -To the ego, enquirer further. Things enfold by itself. Your body has been pre programmed. Have loving kindness for all. Everything is one, humans, animals, vegetation is all One. Do not try to change people or circumstances. Patience is the key. One day you will awaken. The substratum of all existence is Bliss! 2. Love to be in satsung, to sit with open heart at the Feet of a True Guru 3. Have the desire to associate with sages, like minded people.

[@celinemethe1171]

💝✨Immense gratitude pour ce partage🙏✨❤❤

[@dmtrinar3863]

I love you Robert!

[@makloch]

Shanti!

[@mvp5514]

Amen 🧘‍♀️

[@gireeshneroth7127]

Consciousness is all that's involved.

[@steadyeddie7]

Therefore what you believe is the tree that fell in the woods when no-one was there made no sound

[@ronaldo.negromonte]

🙏

[@jonasrask443]

❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏

[@gepol3510]

thank you for that very usefull🙏🏻🌠

[@notjoe3754]

Robert refers to "the four principles" in this recording. Does one of your videos you've put together have those four principles in the recording? If not, would you please consider putting that towards the top of your list when you are producing more? Thank you for these wonderful productions! 🙏

[@soulspiritself]

@@notjoe3754 I’m sure it’s in there but not as a specific Satsang. I’ll look for that one and make a video. In the meantime… 1. The World is a Projection of Your Mind: Understand that everything you experience is a manifestation of your mind. 2. You are Unborn: Realize that you were never born and will never die. 3. Egolessness of All Things: Recognize that all beings and things are inherently egoless. 4. Reverence for All Life: With no ego, see the sacredness and unity in all existence. 🙏❤️

[@notjoe3754]

​@@soulspiritself thank you. 🙏 Yes. It is from Silence Of The Heart Chapter 16: Four Principles