I find the expression, slowness, pauses of Adyas voice to be the more important part of the pointing to the empty awareness, than the words. It settles me into my true self. I feel more peace.

Reading your books currently. They are really helping me ....and so beautifully written! Thank you. Omg I just let go of my sense of "self" and there was this great spaciousness. Thanks to your book. You have such a lovely way of describing these states that help nudge us to where we are trying to get to. Its so lovely!

Thank you Adya. This is a beautiful satsang,

Bless us all! Our collective heart on Earth is opening more and more each moment 😌💭❤️‍🩹⭐️🌍🌏🌎

Spiritually is paying Attention to what we generally ignore

@mikamikalson7393

Жыл бұрын

That comment struck me deeply as well.

Adya is such a beautiful and powerful teacher… he always brings me back to basics🙏🏼

It’s not what your spirit can do for you , it’s what you can do for your spirit

@randylayhey

Жыл бұрын

who is the doer

😏🙏💕🎶GVB ❤ Ask not what ylour spirit can do for you, but feed your spirit with your Presence and Love. Very good Adyadhanti, thank you..😊

Thank you Adya for sharing this with us. I’m not damaged. So life affirming pointing to showing up what’s too easy and convenient to push to the sideline bc “I’m too busy”❤

this man is awesome..his presence and meditative state from where speak this wisdom out of him..u can sense it,even trought the screen..amazing

His teachings are reduced and simplified and his presence and vibe speaks for him. Reminds me of what I thinks nicer Jed McKenna might be like

This is beautiful. I have listen a few times already and each time I become a bit emotional.

Thank you!

I looked within and I found nothing and everything. I am.

So beautiful. With much gratitude to you Adya 🙏💙😥😀❣️

Dearest Adya thank you so very much for your soft inner touch....thank you so much .....thank you

This is such a restoration of something within us that is so much more patient and beautiful than the seeming urgencies and brutalities of the world. A lovely place to come back to, and feel the wholeness and beauty within ourselves! Thank you, Adya...

Such a beautiful reminder of where we can be, and were always meant to be--at peace with ourselves and the world. Thankyou, Adya.

Thank you Adyashanti...i can enter to this that we usually forget its a precious gift

Thank you so much for what you give me and so much you bring in this world 🙏🏽

The universe demands.

I love you Adya, thanks for sharing your own beautiful heart. Namaste'

“We shall not cease from exploration And the end of all our exploring Will be to arrive where we started And know the place for the first time. Through the unknown, remembered gate When the last of earth left to discover Is that which was the beginning; At the source of the longest river The voice of the hidden waterfall And the children in the apple-tree Not known, because not looked for But heard, half-heard, in the stillness Between two waves of the sea. -T.S. Eliot,” This is the stillness he speaks of, I believe.

💜thank you for what u do and th way you express your guidance with such compassionate spiritual knowledge..💙💓

posted just in time:)

thanks for your deep prescence and invitation to joint breathing.

Thank you so much

very clear transmition

Thankyou ❤

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People often say Simon why don't you go out there and do something. I say to them you go out there and when you find out wherever there is bring it to me to see. They just give you the look. They think that voice in their head is who they are when it's mind's imaginations

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"My own heart let me more have mercy on". I dont remember where I first heard or read those words, but it's a home to come back to when I get lost. Listening to Adya brought me back to them too. Thankyou! Adya...

@ShelaghBluebell

3 ай бұрын

Remembering now that it was the British poet, Gerard Manley Hopkins, who said this: "My own heart let me more have mercy on". He played a lot with syntax, but somehow said what feels true. He also said. "The mind...oh the mind has mountains, cliffs of fall, frightful sheer, no man-fathomed.: Hold them cheap may who ne're hung there."

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Can you please publish here (for a few days) his last talk in full that he gave just before he went to rest for 2022? Thank you.

@Adyashanti

Жыл бұрын

@artur - Here is a link to view Adya's pre-sabbatical message: bit.ly/3THiV2N and here is a link to purchase an audio recording of the online broadcast Adya gave in September 2021 called The Four Seasons of Spirituality: bit.ly/3TPMFKI. ~The Open Gate Sangha Support Team

Maybe I need to seek refuge in meditation on a everyday basis to escape the demanding demands of life 🦌☔ Could I gain some emotional shelter any time during the day from meditating say,at noon? ✴️ I need to find a way to come to myself for love and understanding. I feel so vulnerable and misunderstood, that I get afraid. I missed you.🦌💕 Grace 💕🦋

@paulzet

Жыл бұрын

Meditation as silence is so powerful you will be impressed, even 5 min a day is a lot

如果有中文字幕就太好了，我们中国人也想要觉醒。

@Adyashanti

Жыл бұрын

Adyashanti 的所有视频都应该有中文字幕。 这不是真的吗？ ~ 开门僧团

@Shanti0136

Жыл бұрын

按螢幕的右上角 會有設定的符號出來 那裡可以設定自動翻譯喔😊 試試看 💛☘️

Master Adya, your voice is so weak, look after yourself and pray for America. The figure of Buddha behind you, he is so relax and comfortable, let us be relax too even in the chaos and troubled times.

@ami156

Жыл бұрын

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