I was born and groen in Jamaica too. What a blessing Mooji is.

As crazy as this sounds, (and I’m not Jamaican), In my head the voice of God has a Jamaican accent. Of course I’m not saying this gentleman is God. But his voice is very calming.

We're all one

His videos have changed my life ❤

How, if I may ask?

@@heiko1248 How he presents and delivers his pointings. It resonates with me.

@@heiko1248 most specifically because of him I have a deep and rich meditation practice which has helped me in every day life.

@@makloch Okay yes, it gives you a good feeling when listening to him, doesn't it? Like listening to Eckart Tolle, or others. But how exactly do you manage to bring this wisdom then into your everyday life?

Well put Chad, an excellent description

Brilliant observation. He is that.

Oh wow🤗💖love that!

Mooji is inside of you!

I feel the same way. Something about him just goes beyond the words. I want to meet him too. I would be so happy just to be in the room with him ❤

It does that to all of us... God anointed

Translate to English

@@lauraleshchiner9530 Right click and click Translate to English.

In a way everything acts like a Guru in life, starting your own mother, an happening, experience or whatever. Experiencing an enlightened one in life however gives an enormous boost on your path.

The algorithm can read your mind.

Yes, but not without reason. Namaste friend

I don't like to advocate for twenty years of suffering, but it did work for me

Thanks for listening!

I think the original is somewhere around 2009? The Link is in the box thingy above. Word

@@beautifulpaintingwi Thank you.

It was ten years ago 2011 I think but around that period

Keep listening, for me it makes perfect sense. Tune in and it will happen, and your brain will naturally make sense of it before you can say 'Jack Rabbit.' patience and an openness.

I felt like that in the beginning but i kept listening and one day it all clicked and made sense and hes changed my life.

He's one of my Asmr go tos. I take my spiritual teachings from Buddhist monks. But he does have a calm voice

@@mudskippa8958 what have they taught you brother? buddhist teachings - monks, buddha, Jesus, Mooji - they all speak of same thing. you will "see" it when you wake up.

about 2011

@@Shunyia Thanks!

Nah 😂 no way 🤣)))

not all good either

Ego is also the self as long as You dont identify too much with it you are fine

​@@backinprezentrecords13How about joy ? If we do things for joy are we to not put to much attention to it ?

@@jumpingship3001 lets just do the things for the sake of the things regardless of whether they bring joy or not. Each moment of life is joyful its just our mind that puts some extra quality or inquality into it and that extra we dont need.

My dad passed last year, and I didn't shed a tear of grief. But one of love and gratitude, that he graced my life. I did this by letting go of all past trauma's and all there is in the end is pure love. 2022, I have attended 4 other passings outside my dad, and the process for me has been exactly the same. And I feel only love for them all. When I they pop up in my mind, I am so happy and feel blessed, by them. I was told at my father's service-you looked like you were having fun. And I said, dad wanted me to celebrate his life, he didn't believe in grief. A friend's husband passed towards the end of 2022. And she gave a speech on her relationship with her husband and people were shocked that she didn't shed a tear. He passed 3 months of his diagnosis. She said that she made sure that her husband new how wonderful her life was with him, and they healed all the past together that when he passed. She just celebrated and he said live your life to the fullest and she said she would. And she has and is having a wonderful time and has so many fond memories of him. I have told my family and husband, when I go-get on with life and live to the fullest and just let me go. I am at peace with this. I have also mentioned this to my family and my youngest is 15 years. When I go. ' LIVE,' don't grief but be happy for me. I have as my friend with her husband-have like many have had many life experiences to get to this point. I hope this explains a little of something. Both my friend and I had 'Near Death Experiences in our lives and yes, it has shown us how to see things differently.

"lack of responsibility"? to me that doesn't make sense as he went back home to deal with the death so that shows he did his responsibilities eg buried his son etc. To grieve one who has moved on doesn't help our world or that one who has passed move on.

Then go ahead and ruin your life if a loved one dies. Just grovel and grovel and look to heaven from time to time to see if your loved one is satisfied with your groveling.