Michael Singer - Living From a Deeper Part of your Being

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  • Опубликовано: 28 дек 2024

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  • @kubohemian
    @kubohemian 7 месяцев назад +8

    I keep coming back to this again and again… the best words ever spoken

  • @portlandaccessibilityremod775
    @portlandaccessibilityremod775 Год назад +120

    It took me 2 years, many books, then Mickey got me there. The more trauma and abuse you have been through, which I have experienced as much as anyone I have met in 57 years on earth, the more work you have to endure. I finally love pain like pleasure. It goes right through me. Thank you Mickey, love you for my life back. I know now and practice 24/7.

    • @MichaelRyanEpley
      @MichaelRyanEpley Год назад +4

      His voice is so calm as he describes the feeling of and response to suffering, that appeal to the mind and its programs.
      I have watched this feature of life over and over again. I studied it intentionally with an uncommon intensity.
      Why do people lie? As he describes this feature of life, 02:00, and how one is to watch one's emotions instead of lying - ultimately, to decide to feel okay by intention, not by experience.
      07:00 We can live in any way we want to live so long as we stop looking for the reasons why as answers in the mind.
      08:25 The appeal to the mind is the cause of suffering.
      By 09:30, the cadence and tone of the presentation have changed.
      How does one get past the fear, that deeper point from which the appeal to the mind originates in the first place?
      We admit we can be okay, calm, happy, and enjoying life. We ignore the unavoidable sensation of lack that is apparent in the experience as we search for completeness.
      13:58 I am whole and complete already. Why am I not experiencing that part of my being which is always okay?
      I am whole and transcendent with sole, individual accountability.
      15:45 Don't get lost in fear. Avoid going to the mind in a mental appeal to make it all okay. Ignore the options presented by the mind.
      Just assume we are okay from the outset, because we are. The deeper problems are found inside.
      Solving the heart cannot be done in the mind.
      17:50 What is the alternative?
      For me, it is in the daily pursuit of a silent mind. That's where my sense of being fine is found. My mind doesn't go silent. I stop listening to it. Silence ensures.

    • @plumeria66
      @plumeria66 Год назад +4

      I come from an abusive, traumatizing childhood and admire. I would love to enjoy everything that happens and not be in perpetual fear and dread. Can you tell me exactly how you were able to learn to love pain?

    • @sherrilawrence662
      @sherrilawrence662 Год назад

      Encouraging to hear that...❤

    • @divinemerger
      @divinemerger Год назад +7

      @@plumeria66It’s not that we seek out pain, but we understand that everything in life is beautiful and has its place. We don’t get reactive if things aren’t going according to our ego’s plan. We enjoy the show and watch it unfold. Keep listening to Mickey with an open heart and mind, and you’ll get there! ❤

    • @plumeria66
      @plumeria66 Год назад +3

      @@divinemergerI have been listening but still want to ask: can you tell me how you apply this approach when it comes to physical debilitation and discomfort? How do you find that experience beautiful? I am open and willing to do this. Just want to know how stay undisturbed when your body is being badly affected and day to day activities are a struggle. Thank you so much.

  • @estherweekes7571
    @estherweekes7571 7 месяцев назад +2

    This wisdom actually made me chuckle at times. Wonderful!

  • @melissa48
    @melissa48 Год назад +5

    Imagine a world if everyone truly lived like this! This should be taught in elementary school! I'm so grateful this man's teachings found me a year ago! 🙏🏻 🥰

  • @jessicamaden707
    @jessicamaden707 Год назад +11

    🎸💚 Living with Michael's teachings is like living in PARADISE. 💚🎸

  • @storytellingclassics
    @storytellingclassics 5 месяцев назад

    I sent this talk to all the important people in my life. It makes so reachable what has been tough for me in the past. I will listen to this over and over and do what he recommends until it becomes my way of being. Thank God I found this one. It's so simple!!! You didn't need to make me read a book or 20, just do it this way. Perfect.🤗💗👍🌟🌅🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️

  • @kubohemian
    @kubohemian Год назад +25

    I discovered this particular talk while suffering from COVID. I can’t count how many times I’ve listened to it. All the Singer talks on this channel are great, but it’s this one I find most comforting and inspiring. I can’t count how many times I’ve listened to it. Thank you for making it ad-free!

    • @soniahaddad8492
      @soniahaddad8492 Год назад +2

      Me too. I can't count how many times I listened to this video and I am listening to this video one more time.

    • @kubohemian
      @kubohemian Год назад +1

      Thanks for reminding me to listen to this again 😊… it’s just so very good. I should listen to this every week!

    • @chrism6727
      @chrism6727 8 месяцев назад +1

      Yes, I’m on listen 300 as well:)

    • @kubohemian
      @kubohemian 8 месяцев назад

      It’s the BEST!

  • @jodysierra9487
    @jodysierra9487 11 месяцев назад +4

    this man is one of the greatest gifts to the human beings❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ I would love to meet him in person I live in South Florida, and I'd give anything as a senior to spend time with him for just a hour or more would be better❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

    • @trishf2184
      @trishf2184 11 месяцев назад

      So GO to his temple. And report back here

    • @storytellingclassics
      @storytellingclassics 5 месяцев назад

      Go visit him. He holds a talk /service Sundays at his space in Alachus, Florida. You can do it!!!

    • @storytellingclassics
      @storytellingclassics 5 месяцев назад

      Alachua

  • @corawilson8045
    @corawilson8045 5 месяцев назад

    Appreciate the Wisdom of Awareness giving Us complete Clarity of Mind ❤

  • @susanswinny588
    @susanswinny588 Год назад +27

    When the shakti is flowing, you have what you need...the starting place.
    Use the discomfort of life experience to show you the energy blockage (inner thorn) inside you as it arises.
    When working with the inner thorn, observe that inner energy, the emotion and feeling of it inside of you.
    Simply witness it without labeling it good or bad, without any inner resistance.
    Instead, completely relax, accept, open, and view with compassion.
    Relax all tension at various points of resistance in the body (feet, legs, groin, anus, glutes, gut, chest, heart, shoulders, hands, jaw, tongue, neck, forehead, scalp, mind).
    Rescan to feel the tension relax and leave the body.
    In the absence of resistance, the uncomfortable energy will travel from lower in the body upward.
    It may feel more challenging as it moves through you, but remind yourself to stay focused on relaxing and opening the heart and mind, trusting even more and more.
    Yes, it's counterintuitive, but just stay with it.
    It may feel like taking your hands off the steering wheel.
    As the energy gradually rises inside, just watch.
    Simply be the neutral observer.
    Release the energy as completely as possible.
    Even if the energy becomes more intense as it rises, the pain will eventually become diffuse and dissipate if you let it be.

    • @jenmdawg
      @jenmdawg Год назад +1

      Perfectly said. This is exactly it. The power of observing our bodies and thoughts is a superpower we all have and once we tap into it life starts to take care of itself in ways that feel magical.

    • @patriciavanvliet3066
      @patriciavanvliet3066 Год назад

      I pray to accomplish this!

    • @soniahaddad8492
      @soniahaddad8492 Год назад

      Michael Singer is a 🎉🎉great teacher 🎉
      Yes, those we try them like we try clothes.....please let listen and practice.

  • @cathyhershey1650
    @cathyhershey1650 Год назад +14

    I am beyond grateful I discovered this channel. Thank you

  • @renakmans3521
    @renakmans3521 Год назад +3

    Michael is so great at coupling true spiritual practice with everyday humanity! What a blessing to find him.

  • @nmc5858
    @nmc5858 Год назад +1

    So powerful, too bad this teaching couldn’t be shown in schools instead of the garbage they have to listen to. I would love this for my 10 year old grandson and all children

  • @Jillady
    @Jillady Год назад +6

    This guy’s great‼️🤍❤️🪽

  • @2000saylv
    @2000saylv Год назад +1

    All I can say is Thank you for freeing my mind. ❤❤❤

  • @vaibhavmehta4326
    @vaibhavmehta4326 8 месяцев назад

    love you michle singer...only one who taught to live life as pure being..one to anyone to infinity

  • @jenmdawg
    @jenmdawg Год назад +5

    If you read comments on YT videos of singer -you’ve read my story of discovering him when I was in despair after the traumatic and sudden death of my fiance. The stress and grief drove me out of my mind and the only relief I could find was in plotting how to make my own death NOT look like suicide. But singer transformed that for me and continues to do so. I’m bummed that he gets sarcastic, that his examples of life situations are often very dated and trivial (and for the life of me I don’t get his preoccupation with space or why millions of earths fit into the sun is revelatory) but this talk today is exactly - and I mean exactly what my soul needed today. I’m struggling with some minor but dumb addictions to caffeine and nicotine gum and see how I use them to fuel my insecurities and doubts.
    Jai Guru Dev

    • @susanswinny588
      @susanswinny588 Год назад +3

      @jenmdawg So sorry for the loss of your fiance.❤
      I lost someone very dear to me on May 31. It was unexpected.
      The emotions just exploded in me, ugly crying uncontrollably for hours everyday for over a week.
      Gradually, the length, severity, and frequency of these episodes have decreased.
      Then depression and occasional tears.
      But after a week of eating little, I told myself to decide whether to live or die.
      I chose living.
      So I made sure to eat something healthy a little at a time, showered or bathed twice a day.
      Reframing my loss by expressing gratitude for our life together as the answer to my sadness helped.
      I resumed exercise, breath work, mantra, meditating whenever possible.
      I often look at the connection we had and considered loosening the grip of attachment a little at a time is a possibility.
      I constantly work at witnessing, relaxing and letting go.
      Every little bit makes a difference.

    • @jenmdawg
      @jenmdawg Год назад +3

      @@susanswinny588 your journey is so remarkably close to my own that I have to believe that we are guided by the same grace through such unbearable grief. I, too, chose to live - at first as only a tribute to the person I loved so much (if I destroyed myself even just through neglect that wouldn’t be much a tribute) but now it’s because I know each life is precious and to behave indifferently or destructively towards our own is the only real “sin”.
      I’m grateful to hear from you!

    • @susanswinny588
      @susanswinny588 Год назад +1

      @@jenmdawg working through grief or energy blockages as Mickey guides readers in Living Untethered or some of his talks using Relax and Release method was a way to heal for me.
      I did yoga and Zen shikantaza meditation since 1971 at 19. It helped me a lot.
      I was lucky to find people and books to get me that far early on.
      It's always stuck with me that all in the universe is indeed connected.
      It's brought me to the place that the universe unfolds perfectly, exactly as it should and nothing should be taken personally.
      It's much easier to see this, zooming out to have the more panoramic view of everything from a distance.
      I believe that Mickey refers to the very large (universe) and the very small (quantum mechanics) because it reminds him (and me) that loads of events continually occur beyond our limited perceptions.
      When we become very attached or entrained on something from our limited point of view and discursive thinking, we can't see the perfection and unity very easily.
      In Living Untethered, he goes on about these sciencey things because it's a way to remind us that we and our experiences are but a small part of everything.
      It helps me appreciate what I have that others may not. And to understand how people can do mindless behaviors that appear unforgivable.

  • @lisakiraly5856
    @lisakiraly5856 Год назад +1

    Such incredible deep truth ❤🙏😇

  • @neetuseth2466
    @neetuseth2466 Год назад +2

    Thanks for this extremely grateful🎉

  • @rupalim8565
    @rupalim8565 Год назад +4

    So grateful for this 🙏 thank you for posting ❤

  • @mattyw274
    @mattyw274 Год назад +4

    Thanx michael and whoever created this channel!!!
    Its all INTERNAL.
    We think all happiness is external.
    New car. Happy relationshipa
    Wrong!!!!
    Its all internal. All that energy and happiness is inside
    Gotta find it
    Wow. Gonna get a singer book tomoroow and a workbook tooo
    Spirit growth
    Wow

  • @soniahaddad8492
    @soniahaddad8492 Год назад +2

    42:20 I love this part when he gave us what we look for and what's the result

  • @MrHappynow44
    @MrHappynow44 Год назад +1

    Thank you soooo much for posting these🙏❤🌹

  • @theianyx6394
    @theianyx6394 Год назад +5

    so well articulated ✨🙏💕

  • @miriashar8099
    @miriashar8099 Год назад +1

    Thank you so much ❤️🙏

  • @MichaelRyanEpley
    @MichaelRyanEpley Год назад +2

    25:00 I'm whole and complete unto myself. I'm not running to the mind to ameliorate my suffering in reaching to manipulate and control the situation.
    Instead, I will ignore the potential represented by my thumbs (I manipulate; therefore, I am). I will say, "Never again will I go through the avoidance of spiritual growth. I will let go of the shadow, darker parts of my being that are not okay.
    28:50 The witness is watching all this. I will simply rest in the witness, the highest and deepest place in life.
    30:00 Have fun between now and then. Just stop suffering. Fight the impulses. Decide what we will not do and then set about not doing it.
    31:00 I am perfectly capable. So do it. Is it fun? No, but do it anyway. Break the habit. Just don't do it.

  • @ceciliabruma3658
    @ceciliabruma3658 Год назад +1

    Thank you ❤

  • @the12288
    @the12288 Год назад

    This is so touching, it brings tears every time I listen it ❤❤❤

  • @TheJson8
    @TheJson8 Год назад

    This is such a wonderful gift ❤😊

  • @alanhehe4508
    @alanhehe4508 Год назад +1

    Thank you for sharing this!!
    ✌❤🔥👁

  • @ellenlevin546
    @ellenlevin546 Год назад +1

    BRILLIANTLY CLEAR & INSPIRING ❤ THANK U

  • @peacenlove6502
    @peacenlove6502 Год назад +1

    amazing stuff !!!

  • @spencerpack128
    @spencerpack128 Год назад

    It doesn’t seem like you’re anywhere’s but you are!

  • @soniahaddad8492
    @soniahaddad8492 Год назад

    20:20 .I am listening and practicing 23:06 that is your relationship with the outside. 23:38 how to work with your self .

  • @soniahaddad8492
    @soniahaddad8492 Год назад

    9:17 💯.so true

  • @tz3887
    @tz3887 9 месяцев назад

    🤯❤❤❤🔥🙏

  • @maysaraali5772
    @maysaraali5772 Год назад +2

    Never again ❤

  • @trishf2184
    @trishf2184 11 месяцев назад

    I have taken so much "enemy fire" over the years, there is so much damage to ship.....what do I do first?

  • @malaselvarajah5398
    @malaselvarajah5398 Год назад

  • @andrasayameogoyay2436
    @andrasayameogoyay2436 Год назад

    I enjoy the videos so very much. But toooooooo much commercials, every five minutes. 🤷‍♀️

  • @heidifunk9480
    @heidifunk9480 Год назад +2

    Which of Michael Singer’s books books does this talk come from? Thank you so much for posting his talks right now I am listening to his very first book so I’m curious about these talks and how recently he did them. And do you know what keep saying at the beginning then something like Jai master? 💖🙌💝

    • @RelaxandRelease10
      @RelaxandRelease10  Год назад +6

      Michael does three talks per week. They are posted on the Temple of the Universe website on Sunday, Monday, and Thursday. You can listen to those talks here: tou.org/talks/. Their website only has two weeks of audios at once so I post the ones that they remove on this channel. At the beginning of his talks, Michael says “Jai Gurudev. Jai Masters.”

    • @heidifunk9480
      @heidifunk9480 Год назад +1

      @@RelaxandRelease10 thank you for your reply and all your postings, you have a generous heart

    • @fretfix1
      @fretfix1 Год назад

      Thanks for giving credit where credit is due. Michael Singer podcast is also a source for these talks. His books are the best though. They work best for me in sequence. It also allows me a way to support his spiritual mission. If you cannot afford this, your local library will have them. Well...maybe not in Texas, but you catch my drift...😊

  • @soniahaddad8492
    @soniahaddad8492 Год назад

    26:28 I Relax and Release.

  • @YameenMazumder-lh2qy
    @YameenMazumder-lh2qy Месяц назад

    How do you love pain like in a terminal illness when your body and psyche are in a mess?

  • @richardw7010
    @richardw7010 Год назад +1

    Funny in other talks he says start with the small stuff, in this it's rip the band off approach.

    • @justaman3333
      @justaman3333 Год назад

      And that's why this might be my favorite of everything I've ever listened to from him 😂❤

  • @soniahaddad8492
    @soniahaddad8492 Год назад

    26:21

  • @soniahaddad8492
    @soniahaddad8492 Год назад

    Just don't do it. Emotions can't hurt me

  • @kevinmai2947
    @kevinmai2947 Год назад

    19:00
    23:15

  • @deebaker9199
    @deebaker9199 2 месяца назад

    Haha you may need to add a disclaimer to your podcasts my friend as unless you are a treating clinical psychiatrist you probably may not be able to lecture on psychiatric or addiction illness as it could be quite dangerous to go into mindfulness trainings with true mental illness. That's my experience anyway. Namaste 🙏❤🎉 I would have died if I had not sought clinical detox during alcohol and drug withdrawal, and many of my friends have died whilst withdrawing without clinical assistance so I just think mindfulness "teachers" may be more effectively received if sought as part of overall treatment plan if chosen ...but not for informal diagnosis ya know? Telling an addict they can "just stop using" immediately can cause danger I feel ❤ thankyou ❤

  • @soniahaddad8492
    @soniahaddad8492 Год назад

    26:36

  • @soniahaddad8492
    @soniahaddad8492 Год назад

    29:46

  • @soniahaddad8492
    @soniahaddad8492 Год назад

    34:26

  • @injacksbox
    @injacksbox 10 месяцев назад

    42:02

  • @soniahaddad8492
    @soniahaddad8492 Год назад

    36:39

  • @soniahaddad8492
    @soniahaddad8492 Год назад

    37:25