Embodied Awakening: Shakti Caterina Maggi

[@sandrajones1341]

Words can’t describe how deeply this has touched my heart. Thank you Shakti for your wisdom, your clarity. I just found you a few days ago and want to learn more from you.

[@erdwaenor]

What a series of Brilliant Insights in just one Talk. Thank you for sharing those findings!

[@elmarko52]

I am reminded of the answer Sri Ramana Maharshi gave when asked by a devotee; "how should we treat others?" Bhagavan replied "there are no others." Caterina you have quickly become my favored source of truth which gives me wisdom and strength. A great talk and a truly beautiful messenger. ♥

[@Be1More]

if that were true then caring for ourselves is like caring for others, and i feel the difference like a reformed codependent

[@JunoRodigan]

Thank you oh beautiful soul for helping me on the journey home to God. You move me!

[@JulieCloutierDesign]

Thank you Shakti, for bringing forward the feminine side of embodied awakening (funny the word died appear in that word). I have found immense help with all that you say and I have been able to welcome the darkness and shadows parts of me in the light of awareness, in my body more and more. And I feel it dissolves them and with it, it is dissolving the false sense of the egoïc I. The release is happening more and more instantaneously and I am really glad I found guidance in you talking about it. This embodiement and welcoming in awareness is the liberation for which we all long for. I also felt very touched when you mentionned that when we heal, it is not personnal since there are no individual. It expanded some more the sense of it not being about “me” which is non-existent and it gives “me” courage to move deeper and deeper in acceptance and welcoming, knowing that it is healing “us”.

[@acfiTraining]

When shakti talks about the flickering of awaking in and out of duality its very beautiful like a candle caught in the wind and flickering. The wind being feelings of guilt and fear for embracing nondual awareness in the face of so much suffering, fear and pain we see outside ourselves. Sometime its like others are saying to us how dare you awaken! You have to suffer and fear like us so that we are not alone or rejected. This type of wind can feel very savage, no wonder we flicker. One of the hardest challenges is "recognising the pain of rejection" that people do to themselves and that appears to happen with each other.

[@Nrgheal]

What stunning clarity. The insight at 15 of the path from the innocence of the child born in Oneness to the wounded adult is the basis for my entire energy healing practice ~ Brilliant!

[@SilenceInTheBliss]

How beautiful is this. Thank you.

[@vanessaannlocker388]

Love your teachings!!! Thank you sooo much!!!!

[@Helluvagenesis]

shakti you touch my soul so much,,,,,

[@jake-qk5rf]

👏 bravo..LOVE IN MOTION YOU ARE SHAKTI MAGGI

[@judithleroith7140]

You speak greatest wisdom . I will be eternally grateful.

[@pxlmnk3179]

really one of the most beautiful nondual talks imo

[@kirstenschreiber4189]

Feeling love for you, by you...

[@kimja1313]

🙏

[@auraiontonelli1477]

💓💓💓

[@nodualidad.patrihernandez4008]

Beautiful.

[@yedeydreamer777]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@andrewr311]

Thank you

[@selinlightlovelife]

wow ) so beautiful:)))

[@FireWithinCosmosaicSEA]

She is so beautiful! 🙏🏼🦚

[@aprilryan3208]

love

[@DrMarangoz]

"A sensible student does not depend on his teachers words, but uses his own experience to find the truth." ~ Bodhidharma The man who knows not, but knows not that he knows not, is a fool; avoid him. The man who knows not, and KNOWS that he knows not, is a student; teach him. The man who knows, but knows not that he knows, is asleep; awaken him. The man who knows, and KNOWS that he knows, is a teacher; learn from him. ~ Sufi Proverb It is up to you to decide which one she is. Good luck!

[@Mnemosynus]

To intervene in the path of others unquestioningly by citing wise words, in turn, is a subtle but quite visible strategy of keeping oneself separate from others ... cause ... fear in the master (?)

[@nigelshooter7277]

I am a little worried about hopefullyhopefully awakening at some stage in my life the Indian sadgura claims this can be a very difficult and if not ready you can experience problems in the mind .can anyone answer me please X thank you Nige love to you all x

[@georgewahl2498]

In a dream, I met the jinn who fed my mind. He was pointing towards my heart all along.

[@jakemegabyte896]

George Wahl that's profound yet really funny

[@georgewahl2498]

Yes. It gets funnier. Weird as it may sound I meet him regularly now around a campfire late at night in my dreams. He still gets me falling for another one of his flippin stupid thoughts, stupid opinions or beliefs that he feeds me. I got to tell you Jake, each time I spot another one of these, I give this really big ugly sad looking dude a big hug. Seems alot of folks don't like him cause he seems so evil. The dude is so misunderstood and just needs a hug for do'in his crappy job!

[@jakemegabyte896]

George Wahl wow... excellent work george. I hope to embrace my shadow with that kind of compassion too

[@erindambrosio5410]

💘💘💘

[@AgnessKaboza]

Wow

[@leoahlgren1]

Hahaha wow... i tought "the spiritual community can sometimes be nihilistic", minutes before she said it in the video 5:00. Mind blown.

[@ajaysharma3232]

scienceandnonduality can I ask I questions ??

[@scienceandnonduality]

You could ask one and you already did... :-) ....Sorry i could not resist... :-)We do not answeer on this channel but you can ask question via the contact form on our website. Thank you!!!!!!!!

[@ajaysharma3232]

scienceandnonduality 👍 OKay

[@cazzoman100]

What about aborted babies, miscarriages, etc ?