Beautifully put together!

Being beyond of 'me' there is emptiness and you feel that energy, he talks about. 🙏🔆

I would say, only you can make yourself understand. Only I can make myself understand. The role of the teacher is to point in the right direction for us to look and avoid unnecessary struggles along the way. What’s the point with all these tedious hours of practice that we put into our efforts to reach somewhere? Can’t we just get this information of effortless being once and then jump right into the final stages of awakening right away? Well, no-one is stopping us from trying. But do we really believe in it ourselves? Do we really see it as that simple? Have we really reached the point where we confidently can abandon the motto “no pain, no gain”? Many spiritual traditions recognize this dilemma that we have put ourselves in. It is for that reason these traditions provide a whole array of gradual approaches that aim at gradual deconstruction of our stubbornness of holding on to the perceived realness of life and reality. Finally, when our diligent efforts have brought us to a state of breakthrough we are ready to actually take the plunge. Our previous practices have finally convinced us of the illusory nature of reality and that hope and fear is what have always been standing in the way between us and reality itself. At that point we are ready. At that point we have nothing more to loose. At that point our practice have effectively destroyed all our hopes, piece by piece, until we are utterly groundless. Now we are finally ready to just relax and be present in the moment without the slightest inclination of ever “move” again. By the way, the formation of karma is said to arise out of that first inclination of “movement” in the mind. That movement happens due to the basic ignorance of ones true nature and all grosser forms of creations and clinging arise out of that first movement. The nature of the Buddha is said to be the primordial mind completely free of movement. This is not a state produced by a tremendous amount of control or practice. This is said to be the primordial nature of our mind when it is left in its own true nature completely free of any fixation and ignorance. To reach the state of a Buddha is to have completed ones natural potential and it is what’s left when all complications of a neurotic mind of clinging is absent. That’s why it is often referred to as the ultimate liberation. An enormous burden have been removed and we are utterly free. The truth is that we are never separated from that primordial nature but we are constantly holding ourselves back by not believing in our true nature and therefor choosing to live by other neurotic ways instead. The mind of a Buddha is a mind of utter simplicity and yet completely suffused in primordial wisdom. The mind of a neurotic sentient being is a very complex mind completely drenched in ignorance. And yet, everyone got the same potential to go from a neurotic state to a state of complete liberation. The right approach is to start where we are right now. In very practical ways start working with our own mind. Right in the middle of the life we are living, here and now. Everything in our lives can become seeds of new insights if we learn how to process experiences in constructive ways. Jumping the gun, thinking that we can read some philosophy and skip a few grades will only make us regress on the path instead of helping us understand the fundamentals of our existence. It is only through direct experiences our inherent wisdom is rekindled. Our lives are so full of material for the wisdom to awaken from. All we have to do is to learn how to kindle that wisdom out of our every-day-experiences. That process grows out of our ability for diligent practice, discipline, conduct, introspection, concentration etc.

What would that person do? Won't he work a job?

​@@freetibet1000isn,t right that who he is in that state must be someone like jkm as world teacher? Surly the world needs the second third forth.... Ones like him totally free of self centered activity and conditioning. Till now the tradition the fictional hops the competitions the pleasures caught peoples even those who has spends years and years with jkm or thinking or inquiries about timless state and eternity.

Why? Did the society, the movies, etc tell you that it’s scary or tragic to be alone?

Give it a try! It's pure bliss! Satchidinanda ❤ BEYOND BEYOND No problems, no questions, no fear.......NOTHING COMPARES to our True narure The "ego" takes it as it's death...... Our mind's are often empty...... when you see beauty in nature, etc etc

It looks like he's speaking in Ojai, California circa 1979.

It is mentioned in the descriptions

The movement of Death

he was speaking of yoga although I have heard it claimed to be much much older than that.

​@@jayf8308He's speaking of the modern definition of yoga as physical movements to achieve certain ends. Although I was also understand the impression that a lot of teachings started thousands of years ago with the first texts of hinduism