Gangaji speaks about Silent Awareness
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Enlightenment, Non-duality
Gangaji, an awakened woman whose teachings are very similar to those of Ramana Maharshi, has an excellent video about her core message of Silent Awareness.
In this video, she discusses:
- The Silent Awareness that is always alive in you
- Non-dualistic silence
- Dropping all beliefs
- Realizing who you are rather than Believing who you are
- How we’ve heard Truth, but haven’t Discovered it directly yet
What’s your impression of her teachings and her message?
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Ariel, thank you for sharing her invitation.
Gangaji is wonderful, but I have no impression of her, perhaps because she has no impression to make.
She’s a living presence, an exquisitely beautiful human being, and she invites us all to be so.
Christopher
Hello Ariel!
Wow is her wisdom ever so stunning and soothing. I am so glad I dropped by and got introduced to this being, I am very excited to look into more of her material.
The part that struck me the most was when she said “who you are can never be taught – it has to be discovered within you”
What an amazing truth that is indeed! Thanks again for the great material!
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She really made a good job explaining her “core message”. I find it somewhat hard to make spirituality plausible, but she managed to do it here.
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