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I love your videos.

Very insightful thankyou

Yes very pertinent point not mentioned by all the teachers. Because they are on their own and then teaching I guess! As Sting sings " our spirits in the material world"

Cute story.

A lot of the gurus are men as well. Women can have a different view.

Absolutely the relationships! If you are aware and you see non duality you can't unsee it. Others around you might not get where you are coming from.

We are not our stories there is no you traveling through time and space that is an imposter, Krishnamurti's, pretty much final words were 'I have wasted my life'...very helpful, yes I too saw him speak his wine was much too dry for me.....

I wish I could meet Krishnamurti and debate him lol but I wont.

It might have been insignificant if he had asked her to pass the mayonnaise. But no... She, in her innocence, chose this 'mayonnaise,' which is a humble British condiment made from eggs, a symbol of life itself. Mayonnaise is a blend, like the blend offered at Brockwood Institute... of knowledge, culture, and experience. The education there was well-rounded, like an egg! Also, she was eight, and this number looks like an egg timer... Coincidence? You unbeliever... I see I'll have to delve deeper... Luckily, this was only the tip of the iceberg (which is great with mayonnaise, by the way). Mayonnaise, specifically, is an emulsion. A stable combination of two or more elements that normally do not mix. This mix is stabilized with the help of an emulsifier (like egg yolk). This blending of seemingly incompatible ingredients to form a smooth, unified whole with the essence of life uniting both points directly to Krishnamurti's teachings. Krishnamurti often spoke about the integration of different aspects of the self and the harmonization of one's thoughts and actions. He emphasized the importance of understanding and bringing together various facets of life to achieve a coherent and harmonious existence. An emulsion. According to Krishnamurti, life is mayonnaise, and awareness is the emulsifier. Krishnamurti was known for his teachings on living a life of simplicity and awareness. He encouraged people to be mindful and present in their daily activities. Mayonnaise, being a common and simple condiment, masterfully represents the everyday aspects of life. Recognizing the significance of simple, everyday things aligns with Krishnamurti's emphasis on mindfulness and the beauty of simplicity. Krishnamurti often talked about breaking down psychological barriers and divisions within oneself and society. The offering from the young to the old, the innocent to the wise, of mayonnaise, which breaks down the barrier between oil and water (which naturally do not mix), is the ultimate act of creating unity from separation. It symbolizes Krishnamurti's teachings on overcoming divisions and achieving inner and outer harmony. May every child henceforth bathe in mayonnaise on their 8th birthday to honor the offering. May I humbly suggest to Off-Grid Mind, our holy Innocent, to pin this comment so that all may understand, the Offering can be observed worldwide, and humanity can finally emulsify?

Thank you for sharing.. I was born on this day Krishnamurti was offered mayonaise.. You have given this special meaning to my life now. The simple things shine a light on the extraordinariness of experience. The simpler, the more extraordinary. Because the extraordinary thing is that we can find things simple at all.

Reallity not source of witness. Because realitity not to be Prue the truth of justice. Justice never can't be hiding l mean truth ❤

Was gonna say, that first statement sounds backwards. In action as the do-er I think we are not held accountable because we are in Maya. Once you wake up, you know how actions impact others and I would think then you would be more accountable than when u were asleep and unaware. Just my opinion

Greetings - I'm posting here in reply to a video you posted years ago titled: What Non-Duality/Neo-Advaita Teachers Won't Tell You That was very interesting. I had no prior knowledge to this state of awareness from any external source when it just occurred one day. It lasted about four days. Needless to say I stayed at home because there was no way to go to work like that. I have a science background so I began drawing, writing, recording etc... to figure out what was going on. I wanted evidence of it while it was happening. Eventually I emerged, and went down a massive rabbit hole of spiritual threads on the internet. Eventually I settled into what was going on. I have purposefully avoided any teachings as best as I can, but eventually other's opinions became relevant - like yours. If this is what I expect, then it should complete itself without the help of anyone else's imagination. I have discovered since then that the ego is under constant duress from the authentic self. It is though I am in a constant loop of correction, half in and half out of either frame of persistence. I have never meditated or even opened a book on the occult or anything of the sort because I always considered it foolishness. And I think the state of meditation is a waking one that can't be set aside. Sitting down to meditate is the same as grocery shopping. So, I guess my question is this if you don't mind. Your video was five years ago. What has five years of meditation revealed to you new since then?

"allow the mind and body to act and be a witness". So you have the power to allow or not huh? Hmmmmm.........

First time coming across one of your videos I laughed instantly because you sounded exactly like I thought you would. Very interesting. Peace from Scotland

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I only discovered your channel recently, but I have enjoyed it. You have a great sense of humour, so keep up the good work.

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What? Off Grid Mind is Off? I always enjoy your perspective, don't give up! Very best wishes, Adam

I'm not Buddhist but I have found your videos very interesting, also I enjoy your bright, powerful energy and good humour. Best wishes on your path.

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Erring and erring, I walk the unerring path. -Khenpo Tsultrim Gyamtso Rinpoche My favorite thing about your channel is that you’re not afraid to share your opinion. You say you don’t feel qualified to speak on the dharma, but who is, really? I don’t see a problem with sharing your evolving understanding of it. I think that’s all any of us can do. I hope you’ll continue to share your progress (or stumbling blocks) on your path, but if you want to take a break, that’s okay too. Best wishes to you on your continuing adventure and thank you for sharing your story.

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Hi. How do you know that we are vibrating energy? The idea that we are "vibrating energy" is a concept that stems from various fields, including physics, metaphysics, and spiritual traditions. Here are some perspectives on this idea: Physics Perspective: At the most fundamental level, everything in the universe is made up of atoms, which are in turn composed of subatomic particles (protons, neutrons, electrons). These particles exhibit wave-like properties and are always in motion, hence the idea that everything, including humans, is made of "vibrating" energy. Quantum mechanics describes how particles can exist in different states and positions simultaneously, vibrating at various frequencies. Biological Perspective: In biology, the human body is a complex system of cells and molecules that interact constantly. Cellular processes, such as the vibrations of cell membranes and molecular interactions, contribute to the overall functioning of the body. Metaphysical and Spiritual Perspective: Many spiritual and metaphysical traditions assert that human beings are not just physical bodies but also have energetic components (such as chakras or auras) that vibrate at different frequencies. Practices such as meditation, energy healing (like Reiki), and sound therapy are believed to help harmonize or adjust these vibrations to promote health and well-being. Psychological Perspective: Emotions and thoughts can be considered forms of energy that influence our mental and physical states. Positive emotions and thoughts are often described as having higher vibrations, while negative emotions have lower vibrations. This concept is sometimes used in the context of the Law of Attraction, where it is believed that maintaining a high vibrational state can attract positive experiences into one's life. While the idea of vibrating energy can be interpreted in various ways, it is essential to distinguish between scientifically proven phenomena and metaphorical or philosophical interpretations. The concept resonates with many people because it integrates physical reality with experiential and spiritual understandings of human existence.

They wont tell you the monks hidding from reality dont know how to use there teachings in the real world cuz they hid in monistary the whole time scarred of the world trying to concore it instead of finding there place in it. Not all of them for sure but this happens to allot it is the goal of allot. In san diego at plum village i realized that when in ca i was smoking an electic vape and they thought i was using drugs and i sead had i been what was your problem with it ? Blew the tops off. Knowing it only could have been thc they were thinking of in this setting. Knowing in the east herb was a very important thing back in the day. Not for everyone but not for everyone be be the atmon and beyond. Some times i feel like the it tibet that soon i might faze out of this life and not have to experianc death. When words have no form and shapes are just that then what ? You are.

I just started living in non duality, how to do miracles in this state in the physical?

All spiritual practises (including meditation and hatha yoga) are colored with egoism. There is No escape from it. Even When you meditate with the sense of egolessness you develop new negative ego. But it has to be that way, there is nothing wrong with it. Only after awekning of kundalini energy one start to experience life without egoism, but without awekning it is simply not possible and that is Ok.

So Cute and funny 😃💛

The difference between an actor and a witness? One is thinking, and the other one isn't. One is doing, and the other is being. And one is still seeking Reality/God/Self, and the other is Present and Awake.

Yeah I think that's a phenomenon. My brother was in a long line of people queuing up to meet the emperor of Japan (FIL had won a biology prize - I guess the emperor is into biology). Anyway, he spent the whole time thinking of what will I say what will I say, and when he finally got up there he said, thanks for your service LOL

Hats off to her story telling style.

Jiddu Krishnamurti was a great soul!

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What Non-Duality/Neo-Advaita Teachers Won't Tell You... I fail to see ALL the OTHER teachers are all conspired together to delude the public of the truth... Your truth is YOUR truth , stop pushing YOUR truth onto others & let others just be !

A nice story, although i do wish you had titled this video "I served mayonnaise to Jiddu Krishnamurti". 😃

What good does this make to me to know somenody met Krishmamurti? NOTHING my life keeps being a misery

Well said. I like Andrew Peter’s four phrases that traverse the brahmaviharas. The phrases help me feel compassion instead of judgement for others. 1. All beings want to be happy (metta) 2. Happiness is difficult to find (karuna/compassion) 3. Despite that, some beings will find great joy (mudita/sympathetic joy) 4. No being has their faults intentionally (upekkha/equanimity)

Yes! You almost said the “R” word! 😉 I find it quite amusing to hear teachers say to trust and reside in experience rather than thought and beliefs. Then in the next breath they say that there’s a universal consciousness that we’re all part of. Really? That’s a belief, not direct experience. In direct experience there’s only the single consciousness attached to this body. This awareness might be the same as everyone else’s from an experiential perspective. That should engender some compassion for others based on our shared experience, but there’s zero evidence that this consciousness is linked in any way to anyone else’s.

I agree with hard determinists like Robert Sapolski and Sam Harris. We don’t have free will. Full stop. There is nothing in physics that could possibly explain free will. Neurons are not exempt from cause and effect. Yes, that means it doesn’t make sense for me to feel pride in any accomplishments, mine or any other. Do I take responsibility for my actions? Do I act as if I have free will? Yes on both accounts, as it’s necessary to get along in society, but I’ve seen through that illusion just as I’ve seen through the illusion of a separate self.

Do other animals have free will, and if so, which have it and which don’t? How can you test for it? To have free will, the “controller” must be free of the network of cause and effect, call it dependent origination or the combination of nature and nurture. Show me a neuron that is exempt from cause and effect and I will believe in free will. Show me a network of neurons exempt from cause and effect and I will believe in free will.

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So, your method is: create a misunderstanding in your mind of what Rupert is doing/saying/feeling, and then proceed to criticize it. Well, we can do that all day long and it's got nothing to do with anyone but yourself.

Rupert Spira seems to be all about either convincing yourself that you are essentially just your awareness (which he says is a refraction of the singular universal awareness), or resting in that awareness. His teachings are not very deep. Tony Parsons and his acolytes are even more shallow. They would say they have nothing to offer and I would agree. They say there’s nothing to do to become enlightened and anyway, no one to do it even if there were something to do. The strange thing is that most, if not all of them studied for years before apparently realizing anatta and then becoming unable to communicate it clearly. The Buddha told his followers how to build a raft to get to the other side and then said that once crossed over, they could abandon the raft. Parson et al. spent years building the raft, crossed, and now say “no thing” happened to no one and they never needed the raft in the first place. Whether they actually believe that or have found that they can make more money by keeping their followers confused and never making progress, I’ll leave for others to decide. When the guru says that space and time don’t exist and yet their website says when and where to pay money to hear them, let’s just say that their (non-)message is at the very least inconsistent.

The hypothetical situation I describe above presupposes that it is proven that someone told you something that wasn't true, knowing that it wasn't true, and knowing that you believed them. Unless we are absolutely sure about that, we cannot call it 'fact'.

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Yes, what we're surely aiming for is a way of perceiving the world where there is _only_ discernment (i.e. _without_ judgement). Because judgement is personal and relates to the ego, whereas discernment is pure intelligence and beyond the personal. I'd be careful with 'facts' though. In your example of the person who deliberately lied to you, it could be argued that your mere conclusion about the 'facts' of the situation was _already_ judgemental - before we even talk about the topic of discernment versus judgement!

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"You have body, you have a mind, you have breadth. That's all you need." Wonderfully put.