Dear Helen, you are a God's given gift to so many of us. The answer to my prayers, for a guide to take me from the darkness into the light. This Satsang removes a heavy burden on my Being and finds lightness. Something resonates deep with this Truth. Infinite gratitude dear Helen ♥ 🙏 ❤. Bless you 🙏
Thank you Helen ❤ I was distracted by thoughts while listening to this Satsang and I had to back up the recordings several times. The invasive mind can be intrusive at times.🙏❤
Your words and energy are very powerful, you take me to places deeper than I have known before and bring a peace I didn’t know was there. Your guidance is very clear and direct, glad I have found you, not sure where it is going to take me but am ready for it 😀
After this satsang, I suddenly feel that what you and the enlightened ones are sharing is quite revolutionary. I have been hearing this for many years and only now is it starting to sink in a bit. Thank you a lot
Hi Helen, I found your views on dementia really interesting. This is something I have been discussing with friends and relatives recently and something I have been contemplating. I was a Ward Sister in a psychogeriatric unit some years ago and it occurred to me that those who suffered most were those who were still aware of their cognitive decline. Those who were further into the process and were unaware of their decline, appeared to live in the moment, had no worries about the past or the future , what they could or could not do or where they were. In addition they appeared to have very little physical pain or discomfort.. perhaps because of changes in the neural pathways. Nobody has ever recovered from dementia to report back but I have the instinct, as you say, its the lack of control over the process which causes the greatest suffering for both the dementia sufferer and their families and not the condition itself. This is not to belittle the radical effects of dementia on people and their care givers but I think what you say may provide a great deal of solace to anyone going through this.
I really hear this, but I still hear my mind going "I need to control this and that". What is the best way to be when mind keeps saying "I need to fast or do this diet to lose weight", "I need to handle this situation, and make sure that (whatever)"....is the best "medicine" to somehow stay quiet and observe it. How do I see what I really am when I can't DO it? Is it more a process of NOT doing, or "stopping"? I feel like I'm on the edge of discovery, but then again I have had that feeling on/off the last 25 years. Sometimes I jump into that abyss of living as the little me almost fully submerged...but more and more I truly see that the name I have has nothing to do with who I am, my age has no relation to who I am...my random choices in life have nothing to do with what I am...but I still feel like I am actively looking for something, which I also recognize as the "problem". Because who is looking? It must still be the little me sneaking back in, looking, looking. If there is nothing I can do...then how do I stop the doing and looking....isn't the stopping also an action? Sometimes I feel like I'm going mad. I hear you talking about the space in between everything, and although I can realize I am not the body because it's a sort of self regulating machine that I am not controlling, and the mind is a part of the body and that thoughts and feelings go on in the body but are not mine...but I still am looking for that thing, that you describe as being ordinary and known...it seems logical almost, that it can't be something new and unknown if enlightenment is already here...but I just can't seem to finally stop DOING. What can I really do other than observe? Is observing not an action? How can I just stay in being without any doing? I just can't seem to grasp it. I know this must be a wellknown conundrum of many spiritual seekers...but how frustrating to really feel like I get it, but I then I see that I don't.
Clear and liberating! Thankyou 😊
You’re welcome!❤️
Thank you, Helen!
You’re welcome ❤️
Dear Helen, you are a God's given gift to so many of us. The answer to my prayers, for a guide to take me from the darkness into the light. This Satsang removes a heavy burden on my Being and finds lightness. Something resonates deep with this Truth. Infinite gratitude dear Helen ♥ 🙏 ❤. Bless you 🙏
Thank you 🙏🙏
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thank you
You’re welcome!❤️🙏🏻
Helen is a real blessing…
Thank you!🙏🏻❤️
fascinating 🥰
Dear Helen, thank you so much for your insights and wisdom🙏❤️🙏❤️
You are welcome🙏🏻❤️
I loved this. I wasn't sure what this would be, it just popped up in suggestions to watch, but this is really pure. Thank you
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Thank you Helen ❤
I was distracted by thoughts while listening to this Satsang and I had to back up the recordings several times.
The invasive mind can be intrusive at times.🙏❤
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The person I took myself to be is just a library of thoughts so there's nothing to undo - Freeing and sometimes disorienting😇
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Thank you for your beautiful illumination of all of this.
You’re welcome!❤️❤️
So grateful for the incredible gift of a clear mind. ❤
Thank you!🙏🏻❤️
Your words and energy are very powerful, you take me to places deeper than I have known before and bring a peace I didn’t know was there. Your guidance is very clear and direct, glad I have found you, not sure where it is going to take me but am ready for it 😀
🙏🏻❤️so glad!
After this satsang, I suddenly feel that what you and the enlightened ones are sharing is quite revolutionary. I have been hearing this for many years and only now is it starting to sink in a bit. Thank you a lot
So glad! You’re welcome!!🙏🏻❤️
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Lots to say and not 😊 but endless deep feeling Gratitude ❤
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Hi Helen, I found your views on dementia really interesting. This is something I have been discussing with friends and relatives recently and something I have been contemplating. I was a Ward Sister in a psychogeriatric unit some years ago and it occurred to me that those who suffered most were those who were still aware of their cognitive decline. Those who were further into the process and were unaware of their decline, appeared to live in the moment, had no worries about the past or the future , what they could or could not do or where they were. In addition they appeared to have very little physical pain or discomfort.. perhaps because of changes in the neural pathways. Nobody has ever recovered from dementia to report back but I have the instinct, as you say, its the lack of control over the process which causes the greatest suffering for both the dementia sufferer and their families and not the condition itself. This is not to belittle the radical effects of dementia on people and their care givers but I think what you say may provide a great deal of solace to anyone going through this.
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I really hear this, but I still hear my mind going "I need to control this and that". What is the best way to be when mind keeps saying "I need to fast or do this diet to lose weight", "I need to handle this situation, and make sure that (whatever)"....is the best "medicine" to somehow stay quiet and observe it. How do I see what I really am when I can't DO it? Is it more a process of NOT doing, or "stopping"? I feel like I'm on the edge of discovery, but then again I have had that feeling on/off the last 25 years. Sometimes I jump into that abyss of living as the little me almost fully submerged...but more and more I truly see that the name I have has nothing to do with who I am, my age has no relation to who I am...my random choices in life have nothing to do with what I am...but I still feel like I am actively looking for something, which I also recognize as the "problem". Because who is looking? It must still be the little me sneaking back in, looking, looking. If there is nothing I can do...then how do I stop the doing and looking....isn't the stopping also an action? Sometimes I feel like I'm going mad. I hear you talking about the space in between everything, and although I can realize I am not the body because it's a sort of self regulating machine that I am not controlling, and the mind is a part of the body and that thoughts and feelings go on in the body but are not mine...but I still am looking for that thing, that you describe as being ordinary and known...it seems logical almost, that it can't be something new and unknown if enlightenment is already here...but I just can't seem to finally stop DOING. What can I really do other than observe? Is observing not an action? How can I just stay in being without any doing? I just can't seem to grasp it. I know this must be a wellknown conundrum of many spiritual seekers...but how frustrating to really feel like I get it, but I then I see that I don't.
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