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Profound beyond measure and words. "Thy Will be done" .... NO! Thy Will HAS BEEN done. When the unmanifest unicty divided into the manifest object world, physicists now claim it wasn't a moment but a block. Or in other words, time began in a wobble. We are now seeing the movie that's already in the can as the passage to time, from present to future. BUT tis not really so: Thy Will HAS BEEN done.

Jim Carrey

I have a very imp question: How do I know, if after "self-realisation," the needs I still have are mine or are God"s ? Pls, any of his students, answer this question., Or the same question put in another perspective. How do I know when it's the will of God or my will. Thine way NOT mine. But how do I discern the difference.

I saw Ramesh 2 or 3 times during 1998 to 2006 Understood immediately but remained in the intellectual level until last year then sank deeper Then now living in peace For a few months wondered if temporary but now permanently established So hold on to the teaching

In Bhagwad Gita, Chapter 5, Shlok 8 and 9, God has clearly mentioned that all the 13 kriyas is done by him and not by humans. नैव किञ्चित्करोमीति युक्तो मन्येत तत्त्ववित् | पश्यञ्शृण्वन्स्पृशञ्जिघ्रन्नश्नन्गच्छन्स्वपञ्श्वसन् || 8|| प्रलपन्विसृजन्गृह्ण्न्नुन्मिषन्निमिषन्नपि | इन्द्रियाणीन्द्रियार्थेषु वर्तन्त इति धारयन् || 9|| Those 13 kriyas are: पश्यन् / Pashyan: Refers to the action of seeing. Have you ever thought how surprising it is that we can effortlessly perceive a wide array of colors, shapes, and even emotions through our vision? It's a gift that allows us to experience the richness of the world around us purely through sight. Like Netra and Chakshu - Have you ever wonderered that despite the Eye size remaining the same, Ocean fits in such a small eye. शृण्वन् / Shrinvan: Refers to the act of hearing. Have you ever paused to consider how remarkable it is that we can effortlessly recognize and differentiate various sounds? Whether it's human voices, bird songs, or animal calls, our ability to perceive and interpret these auditory signals happens seamlessly and without conscious effort. स्पृशन् / Sprushan: Refers to the act of touching or feeling. Have you ever thought who enables us to distinguish between sensations like hot and cold? How is it that we instinctively react, such as crying when hurt, without consciously deciding to do so? जिघ्रन् / Jighran: Refers to the act of smelling. Have you ever considered the significance of our sense of smell? How is it that we can easily distinguish between different scents, such as the fragrance of a rose versus that of jasmine? It's a remarkable ability that enriches our sensory experience. अश्नन् / Ashnan: Refers to the act of eating. Have you ever considered how incredible it is that whatever we eat transforms into our blood? Across different cultures and continents-Asians, Americans, Africans-this process remains the same. It's truly worth pondering how our bodies seamlessly convert food into the essential elements that sustain our life. And have you ever wondered about the different tastes-sweet, sour, spicy, bland, salty-and how easily we can tell them apart? Our senses let us enjoy all these flavors without us even trying. गच्छन् / Gachhan: Refers to Moving. It's so fascinating that how our bodies effortlessly maintain balance without conscious effort once we learn it as infants. We don't have to consciously remind ourselves to do it every time we stand up? It becomes automatic and effortless. स्वपन् / (Swapan) : Refers to Sleeping and how we rest. Sleep is something that comes naturally to us without requiring effort. We often don't even realize the exact moment we fall asleep. Imagine if we couldn't sleep - it's been shown that just one day without sleep can lead to increased irritability, anxiety, and difficulties with clear thinking. Sleep is a designed by God to allow us to relax and rejuvenate our minds and bodies Sleep is the Anubhav of Brahma - We forget ourselves for that duration of time. श्वसन् / Shvasan: Refers to breathing, something all living beings depend on. Have you ever noticed how you don't need to think about breathing-it happens naturally, without any effort? It's essential for our life, yet it's something we do automatically, without having to remind ourselves every day. प्रलपन् / Pralapan: Refers to speaking or talking. Have you ever noticed that once you've learned how to speak and pronounce words like 'A' or 'B', it becomes automatic? You don't have to constantly remind yourself how to make these sounds-it comes naturally once you've learned it. विसृजन्/ Visrujan refers to giving up or excreting Have you ever considered how our digestive system works? It's fascinating how our body breaks down food into nutrients and separates liquids and solids, which eventually become urine and feces. This process is so well-designed by God. Interestingly, we have no control over when this digestion happens-it all occurs automatically in our bodies. गृह्णन् / gruhnan means holding. Have you ever considered that we don't need to teach babies how to hold things? It happens automatically. Similarly, as adults, we don't need constant reminders on how to hold objects like bags-it comes naturally and effortlessly to us. उन्मिषन् / Unmishan refers to opening the eyes and निमिषन् / nimishan refers to closing the eyes Have you ever thought about the act of blinking? It's one of the smallest actions we do, yet it's crucial for our eye health. On average, people blink about 15-20 times per minute. Blinking helps keep our eyes moist, clean, and nourished. If we didn't blink, our corneas could swell, and our eyes might suffer from infections, dryness, and blurry vision.Interestingly, blinking is completely automatic and effortless for us. We don't consciously control when we blink-it happens naturally to protect and maintain the health of our eyes. To summarise, with these 13 activities that our body performs daily to sustain our life, it's evident we have no control over them. We see, hear, touch, smell, eat, move, sleep, breathe, speak, release, hold, open, and close our eyes-all of these happen automatically without our conscious effort. This realization leads to the understanding that in reality, we have infact no control over these fundamental bodily functions. It highlights the idea that God or the divine force is the ultimate doer, orchestrating these activities within us. This understanding can lead to a deeper spiritual insight and a sense of surrender to the divine will. We constantly have to show to our buddhi/ intellect that even in performing these basic actions / kriyas, we have no control. Then in reality what control does a human have ? the answer is NOTHING..When we realise this, we will understand ourselve naturaly. Writing this with Krishnakrupa and Gurukrupa 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

"Ego is also created by God!" When the Ego questions the validity of God's Will, is it not programmed by God? 'Human intellect, a created object, can't understand or comprehend the God's Will.' In that case, how is it known to the Spiritual Madters including the speaker?

I get the strong feeling that the perennial truth has been watered down here and instead he is trying to ease peoples suffering

My understanding is that a want is actually a feeling of lack or need for something or someone. It's a negative emotion. When a person is free, he/she can simply choose to have, do, or be anything, but he doesn't feel upset/frustrated etc.

Immense gratitude and Love for sharing this ❤. What an incredible Persona "Ramesh "

His teaching totally crushed me concerning my quest for realization. But he´s so likeable and down to earth that I find myself returning to his talks.

Thank you 🙏 ❤

Stay until the end.

Gonzalez Jessica Miller Kevin Johnson Kimberly

With all due respect, most non-duality teachers are promoting a spiritual bypass that ignores the most important biological reality in the body-mind of most, if not all, human beings today - the impact of early childhood stress from physical and emotional neglect and abuse on brain development. Almost everyone in western countries were abandoned by their mothers to go back to work during critical neurological development, in the first three years of life especially. This is the root of the problem and grieving with a deeply empathetic therapist must occur as a biological stress release response to bring the human being sustainably out of a chronic stress state. The truth naturally emerges from this stable state. The best information on this is from the expert Erica Komisar, a psychoanalyst who is the most important voice on this topic in the world today. Her videos are freely available on RUclips. Love

Can you accept this without the concept of god's will / cosmic law? That is to say, the ego's illusions of control is seen through but there is no divinity or law. This is a rhetorical question, because if "i am" is recognised it is self-evidently "god", but that can't really be understood conceptually. The gap is an abyss. Somehwat unrelated, but interesting that in later mettings from 2008 Ramesh is more likely to say that humans DO have total free will, only it's effectively useless as what you want is determined by genetics and conditioning, and the outcome of any action can't be known. This is quite a different concept to the simple statement that you are not the doer, maybe he felt it was more effective as a teaching, or maybe he just got less sharp.

Awesome. Lovely , What a gift to those who want to know.

Amazing guidance to awaken by Ramesh. Thank you for sharing ❤❤❤

I understand the teaching intellectually. I understand intellectually that there is no separate doer, and thus no reason to feel guilt, pride, shame, or blame. Nevertheless, it is my destiny to feel guilt, pride, shame, and blame and to feel like I am a separate doer. I have tried for many years to whitewash my experience with this intellectual understanding, but to no avail. I am only trying to spiritually bypass accountability and responsibility for my actions. I'm glad Ramesh says we are free to choose, despite there being no separate self to do the choosing. This may help prevent others from attempting to spiritually bypass their sense of responsibility as I have done. Good luck to you all. I hope it is your destiny to drop the mental conditioning that causes unnecessary suffering.

Where are Roger Castillo and Paul Hedderman? Not in this audience?

Could you please activate the German subtitles? Thank you so much ❤

I have two ways of loving You: A selfish one And another way that is worthy of You. In my selfish love, I remember You and You alone. In that other love, You lift the veil And let me feast my eyes on Your Living Face. That I remember You always, or that I see You face-to-face--- No credit to me in either: The credit is to You in both. - Rabi'a al-'Adawiyya

One time in Bombay Ramesh greet a new visitor from Australia who was sent by a Buddhist Monk who looked after the young man, who was a beaten up child, sent from one ugly family to the next, bad children care homes, the full programm. The young man dont commit drugs or a criminal career, he looked always for a better. I think he was around 24 years old. So after he's story was out Rames put his question: How you do a living, how you earn a living? The young guy very shy, I sat behind him, said he live by the Governments money. Immediately Ramesh rushed forward from his chair and said with a very stern voice and gesture towards the guy: The moment you hold the money in your hand it is your money! There were no words, tears I think or a strong touch in everybodys heart. Wayne Liquorman was there maybe he remeber also the event. In a certain way it was one of the most beatyful moments ever... Love Ramesh, thank you, forever thank you! Martin, Vienna Austria

This is incredible, immense gratitude and love for this video 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Other than the source nothing is? If nothing is then there is no “source” - source of what! Nonsense. People sit around and nod their heads. He has heard bits and pieces from Nissargadatta. And is parroting stuff without any experience. His talks betray his ignorance and lack of experience. People, all you need is your own self. Don’t go after these self declared enlightened beings. They are addicted to guru ego.

Everyone loves to be a guru. Babble away things they have heard and read. Talk is cheap after all.

These are priceless recordings! What a wonderful man and teacher. Thank you for making these available.

Has God free choice? Yes and no. Perfect mathematics cannot change his coherent perfection. Does it have one only Will?

Unfortunatelly i can not hear anything. The Sound is so bad

Beautiful, immense gratitude and love ❤❤❤

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Beautiful

As I see you have free will if your are living within the framework of persona ( identity ) once that is dissolved you become part of whole and therefore no free will.

Only someone who really and seriously had deep went into their own psyche can understand how valuable is this meeting. It makes yes a lot of sense only for those who went so far. Unfortunatelly many only wanted an express understanding without work by their selves. No serious people. Ramesh Balsekar pointed out so clear , even the most complicated topic about the Universal Counciousness. Thank you very much.

My notes: Summary of Ramesh Balsekar's lecture on self-realisation Self-Realisation: The Simplest Thing Ramesh Balsekar asserts that self-realisation is essentially about accepting what is, without desiring anything different. "What is" refers to the impersonal awareness of existence, where events happen and deeds are done, but there is no individual doer. We are mere witnesses to the unfolding of life, akin to watching a movie. The primary obstacle to self-realisation is the ego, which craves something different from the present reality. Basic Principles of Self-Realisation 1. The Source and Manifestation: - The only truth is "I am"; everything else is a concept. - All that exists is the source, also known as consciousness, potential energy, or God. - Manifestation, including the world we live in, emerges from this source. - Everything is one; potential energy naturally becomes active energy. - The created cannot understand the creator. 2. Human Beings as Mechanisms: - Humans are objects among countless others in the manifestation, uniquely programmed by their DNA and environment. - Actions are not created by humans but by the source through humans, who have no choice in their programming. - The ego, a sense of personal doership, prevents humans from seeing their mechanistic nature. - The source functions through humans, bringing about actions according to its own will, not the human's. Understanding the Ego and Its Role - The ego is a mechanism created by the source, giving rise to the illusion of individual separation and personal doership. - Interhuman relationships and the world as we know it are a product of these egos. - The source also initiates the destruction of the ego, leading to clear seeing and self-realisation. - Only a few individuals attain self-realisation, which is simple and happens naturally if it is the will of the source. Functioning of the Source through Humans - Actions stem from inputs (thoughts, sounds, sights) which the brain processes based on its programming. - The ego erroneously claims these actions as its own and judges them. - A sage accepts actions as they are meant to happen, without judgement. Self-Inquiry and the End of Seeking - Recognizing that there is no sense of personal doership is the essence of self-realisation. - The ego is hypnotised by its sense of doership, and only the source can remove this illusion. - Spiritual seeking stops when one realises that even the seeking was not initiated by them but by the source. - Misery arises from not accepting this fundamental truth. Questions of Life and Destiny - Any life question can be resolved by realising it is meant to be at that very moment. - Nothing happens without the source's will, including intellectual understanding, which reduces the ego's involvement. - "I am not the thinker, thinking happens. I am not the doer, doing happens." This is the basic understanding. Deepening Understanding through Self-Inquiry - Continuous investigation of one's actions reveals that no action is truly one's own, dissolving the ego and deepening understanding. - Questioning "Who am I?" and realising there is no individual "me" ultimately ends seeking. Balsekar concludes that this realisation, if it happens, is entirely the will of the source, ending the individual’s quest and dissolving the ego in the profound understanding that there never was a separate self.

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I still believe that I do an action...I wish he would explain this by more examples and in greater depth...I find this of many teachers...once something becomes obvious to THEM, they gloss over the details and assume that it's obvious to others...

Immense gratitude and love for this incredibly beautiful video , fall short of words to express my thankfulness ❤🙏🙏🙏

Immense gratitude and love for this beautiful video ❤🙏

Thank you ❤️🙏🏻

After my self realization, In a complete state of acceptance and surrender, consciousness flows through the being and guides like an angel. The conditioning due to environment vanishes when consciousness sheds the light which one can refer to as presence. By observation and relentless focus one can see the reality from the perceived illusions. The act of detachment from the conditioning of the senses and living in presence appreciating the eternal single moment raises one’s consciousness and spiritual dimension to infinite possibilities and for experiencing joy and freedom! The pathless path is very clear every moment and in every situation.

He is the best, so much love and gratitude for you. Thank You Ramesh ❤

This video contains the essence of Ramesh Balsekar"s teaching Just this is enough.... Thanks

Wow!

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Wanting to be home you mean dying¿

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FROM SPAIN 🙏🥰

дядя Рамеш все четко разложил

When you say 'you' have the problem, just observe carefully,who has the problem, you'll recognise that you are the seen which seeing or witnessing 'your' problem. Also You will experience you are the seen which is impersonally witnessing 'your' ego or 'I'. Without judging. And that is the self or glimpse of brahman(pure consciousness).