I don't think at all that « the one who is seeking is the one who has to disappear ». Because who is seeking ? I ! Who is thinking he is the body ? I ! Who is thinking he is a father, a son, a doctor ? I ! Who has pride, ego, vanity, anger ? I ! Always "I" ! But I am not going to disappear, because I am Eternal (God or whatever name we chose). Who I really am is Eternal, so I can’t disappear ! If you say "I should disappear", who do you think you are ? Are you thinking you are only the body-mind complex ? If I wrongly identify myself to the body-mind complex, (that is what most of the people do), someone who would really know the Truth, could not tell me that I have to disappear. Because if I disappear, I will never be what I truly am. So I only have to make the false identification disappear. For exemple, the child that I was, had to disappear to leave place to a young man, but in this process, I never disappeared, I am still there, and I will always be there. Because this is my true nature to be immortal, eternal. I CAN’T DISAPPEAR ! Swami said « I have separated Myself from Myself so that I may love Myself. » and not as you said « to know Myself ». The Divine is all knowing, all Consciousness, all Awareness ! He doesn’t need « something else » to know Himself ! And when you say "I am nothing, because "nothing" is wordless", it is not true ! "Nothing" is a very meaningfull and heavy word ! Everybody has his own imagination on such a powerfull word ! If you want "to be wordless", stop to speak. If you think that « you are nothing », why are you showing your image and to whom? Stay in silence and humility. If not, it is misleading people!
Staying in the 'presence' has been the key point by JK in all his talks. 'Love' has been the key point in Swami's messages. It was insightful to know the true meaning of Swami's message in the context of being in the 'present' . Also the analogy of creation, maintenance and dissolution happening always within us is an explanation very experiential to everyone of us and not about some abstract Godhead sitting somewhere and doing it. Thank you for these insightful and interesting sessions.
Very clearly articulated, Sanjay. The key is in finding the intuitive self where Presence is no longer an object to think about, but a subjective & dynamic experience. I can best identify the process as a state of deep listening. Presence needs no proof, as it simply reveals itself as the Self. So much can be apprehended here, in and by this moment. Thoughts and objective thinking become less prominent with time as I taste this truth. As you say, Sanjay, the world becomes like a dream or a game in which we play. Knowledge about things is fun, but not essential here. One’s story (or resume) is time-based. Presence has no structure, and can only be felt as “imminence.” Perhaps as a vibrant silence. Art, of any kind, probably stands a better chance at opening us up, because to create we must be alert to the more subtle dimension in us, the dynamic movement below thought. Thank you for your talks, Sanjay. They delight me every time. - Karen
Meandering between wisdom and ignorance the analogy of creation, maintenance and dissolution of the I and I am and also the term coined PQ ( Presence Quotient) can simply quench our thirst to simply be the Homo Sapiens that we are. Also what a wonderful message to not allow anyone to educate ourselves on who we are.🙏
When all efforts cease and the desire to hold on or let go disappears, what is left here and now is just this moment. Just You. Allowing this to emerge gradually on its own is from "Source"
I actually am a Vedas student.Skipped online Veda chanting and listened to Prishanti morning live session online..I was sick so I forced myself to listen.So from your explanation I understand,that there is no need to do that.Forgot to mention that the vision happened during Prishanti online session.I need to be still and be one with the source.Thank you.
Sairam sir, I have a doubt on the topic of "presence/present". I'm convinced that presence is all that is and we should be really focused on "is-ness". There is no doubt about this. However, how do we deal with the thoughts of , let's say, some form of guilt and also fear that some bad actions (so-called sinful acts, etc) been done in the years past. While we focus and be enthusiastic and energetic about NOW/PRESENCE, how should we deal with guilt and fear of the past actions. Do we just blindly deny them and move ahead or is there any specific technique that you can suggest? Thank you.
dear sanjay one doubt as I am again nd again listening to your video one question when a person has taken some sadhana namasmarana or dhyaana sincerely will their personality traits like hurting someone or rude talk some negatives will disappear or they remain same nd their dhyana goes on I feel as you move on rather close to self or God your negatives should disappear right. what s your point?
@@sanjaymahalingam108 thank you.becoz some of younger generation esp teenagers are asking why people are not getting rid of their negatives even they follow some sadhana so what's the point in taking like.so I also.saw no.change in some.so .... I got my answer thank you.
Hyma, where is the past, except in your thoughts. Past only exists when we think of it. PRESENCE is betond thought. When we are truly present, we are deeply engaged with this moment. So there is no past
Sai Ram
Thank you so much Brother for your time and sharing this message.
Aum Sai Ram..My heartfelt thanks to bro.Sanjay ..May Bhagwan bless you..!
I don't think at all that « the one who is seeking is the one who has to disappear ».
Because who is seeking ? I !
Who is thinking he is the body ? I !
Who is thinking he is a father, a son, a doctor ? I !
Who has pride, ego, vanity, anger ? I !
Always "I" !
But I am not going to disappear, because I am Eternal (God or whatever name we chose). Who I really am is Eternal, so I can’t disappear !
If you say "I should disappear", who do you think you are ? Are you thinking you are only the body-mind complex ? If I wrongly identify myself to the body-mind complex, (that is what most of the people do), someone who would really know the Truth, could not tell me that I have to disappear. Because if I disappear, I will never be what I truly am. So I only have to make the false identification disappear.
For exemple, the child that I was, had to disappear to leave place to a young man, but in this process, I never disappeared, I am still there, and I will always be there. Because this is my true nature to be immortal, eternal. I CAN’T DISAPPEAR !
Swami said « I have separated Myself from Myself so that I may love Myself. » and not as you said « to know Myself ». The Divine is all knowing, all Consciousness, all Awareness ! He doesn’t need « something else » to know Himself !
And when you say "I am nothing, because "nothing" is wordless", it is not true ! "Nothing" is a very meaningfull and heavy word ! Everybody has his own imagination on such a powerfull word !
If you want "to be wordless", stop to speak. If you think that « you are nothing », why are you showing your image and to whom? Stay in silence and humility.
If not, it is misleading people!
each time when i listen it gives new insights. thank you.
Staying in the 'presence' has been the key point by JK in all his talks. 'Love' has been the key point in Swami's messages. It was insightful to know the true meaning of Swami's message in the context of being in the 'present' . Also the analogy of creation, maintenance and dissolution happening always within us is an explanation very experiential to everyone of us and not about some abstract Godhead sitting somewhere and doing it. Thank you for these insightful and interesting sessions.
sairam madam very nice analysis of sir.s talk.
Sai Ram 🌹🙏
Sairam, What a profound yet simple and clear meaning you gave for Advaitha.. thank you so much.
Very clearly articulated, Sanjay. The key is in finding the intuitive self where Presence is no longer an object to think about, but a subjective & dynamic experience. I can best identify the process as a state of deep listening. Presence needs no proof, as it simply reveals itself as the Self. So much can be apprehended here, in and by this moment.
Thoughts and objective thinking become less prominent with time as I taste this truth. As you say, Sanjay, the world becomes like a dream or a game in which we play.
Knowledge about things is fun, but not essential here. One’s story (or resume) is time-based. Presence has no structure, and can only be felt as “imminence.” Perhaps as a vibrant silence. Art, of any kind, probably stands a better chance at opening us up, because to create we must be alert to the more subtle dimension in us, the dynamic movement below thought.
Thank you for your talks, Sanjay. They delight me every time. - Karen
Meandering between wisdom and ignorance the analogy of creation, maintenance and dissolution of the I and I am and also the term coined PQ ( Presence Quotient) can simply quench our thirst to simply be the Homo Sapiens that we are. Also what a wonderful message to not allow anyone to educate ourselves on who we are.🙏
Thank you Prajawalika for your insightful comment.
As always, the talk is empowering. 💯💯💯. Looking forward to many more practical aspects. 💐
Sairam🙏🏻Thank you sir. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻need to go with in myself.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
enhanced consciousness have no side effect true.when we walk we forget crawling.true sanjay.
Like 10Blind men described the Elephant, We are trying to understand Swamy's discourse in our own way.,according to our knowledge. Jai Sairam.
Thanks 🙏
Thank you brother! Glad I can understand ‘presence’…this was a reminder to be it more often and hop on to the track of wisdom.
I can relate ❤️💯
Very beautiful and energising, Bhaiya. Wish you do a weekly satsang ❤️
Sai maa
Drig Drishya Viveka...
pq aq very apt 👌
How is namasmarana different from who am I thought, does the later yeild more benefit in knowing self
Waiting for your response sir
Had a vision of you saying 'Not force but. From Source'.Can you explain this for me.Thank you.Sally Perumal
When all efforts cease and the desire to hold on or let go disappears, what is left here and now is just this moment. Just You. Allowing this to emerge gradually on its own is from "Source"
I actually am a Vedas student.Skipped online Veda chanting and listened to Prishanti morning live session online..I was sick so I forced myself to listen.So from your explanation I understand,that there is no need to do that.Forgot to mention that the vision happened during Prishanti online session.I need to be still and be one with the source.Thank you.
Sairam sir,
I have a doubt on the topic of "presence/present". I'm convinced that presence is all that is and we should be really focused on "is-ness". There is no doubt about this.
However, how do we deal with the thoughts of , let's say, some form of guilt and also fear that some bad actions (so-called sinful acts, etc) been done in the years past. While we focus and be enthusiastic and energetic about NOW/PRESENCE, how should we deal with guilt and fear of the past actions. Do we just blindly deny them and move ahead or is there any specific technique that you can suggest?
Thank you.
Past will be dissolved in Presence
@@sanjaymahalingam108 yes sir. This is working for me. Grateful to you 💐
dear sanjay one doubt as I am again nd again listening to your video one question when a person has taken some sadhana namasmarana or dhyaana sincerely will their personality traits like hurting someone or rude talk some negatives will disappear or they remain same nd their dhyana goes on
I feel as you move on rather close to self or God your negatives should disappear right. what s your point?
In my experience many desirable changes do show up in the personality (mind-body complex) as the experience of our true self becomes more real.
@@sanjaymahalingam108 thank you.becoz some of younger generation esp teenagers are asking why people are not getting rid of their negatives even they follow some sadhana so what's the point in taking like.so I also.saw no.change in some.so ....
I got my answer thank you.
Sairam sir 🙏 Past will be dissolved in the presence. How ? I didn't understand this , can you please explain sir.
Hyma, where is the past, except in your thoughts. Past only exists when we think of it. PRESENCE is betond thought. When we are truly present, we are deeply engaged with this moment. So there is no past
@@sanjaymahalingam108 yes sir 🙇♀️ I got it, thank you so much. Very grateful to you.
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