Watch all four sessions of Gangaji's Online Weekend, plus two bonus clips that were featured during the weekend.
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The Healing Mirror Podcast
This interview was recorded for the Healing Mirror Podcast in June 2020. Gangaji talks about her meeting with Papaji in India, the GF prison program and the current world situation. The Healing Mirror Podcast https://www.sorayasaraswati.com/podcast/
Living in the Unknown
May 31, 2020. Hosted by 1440.tv for Multiversity.
Together we are facing a global pandemic, and it’s something none of us has ever faced – something that is truly unknown. Naturally, you may feel fear, anger, or depression arise. So how can you meet this moment with your natural intelligence?
Live Zoom Meeting from March 22
While we are keeping our physical distance from each other all over the globe, we can still offer each other our loving support. Gangaji offered a free online meeting on March 22, a time to come together, to share our heartfelt reports and questions, and open to what is here. We are in this together.
You Have a Chance to Be at Peace
What is your responsibility to peace? Is peace in the world ever separate from peace within your own mind? When you stop waiting for them, whoever they may be, to get it together so that you can live in peace, and shift your attention to your own mind, then you have a chance to be at peace. Gangaji offers each and everyone one of us the support to live from love and peace rather than fear and hatred. She shows us how to end our unnecessary suffering, and in that, be more fully available. This essential message can shift the human perspective to openness, compassion, and inclusion. Doesn’t it seem like now is a very good time to send a message of peace to the world?
Send a message of peace to those you may never meet in other parts of the world, to those living behind prison walls, and those who share the same deep desire for lasting freedom and peace. Please consider becoming a new or returning pledge donor or make a one-time donation this year. Every gift matters. If you have benefitted from any of Gangaji’s programs, it was because community members like you made it possible. Learn More
Ending Unnecessary Suffering
Unnecessary Suffering remains as long as there is limited identification with yourself as just a particular body, or a particular history, or the latest evaluation. When the identification shifts to yourself as the consciousness that everything is appearing and disappearing in, your unnecessarily suffering ends.
Are You Willing to Be Free?
“It is easy to see from your own life experience that no matter how much you try to run away from hurt, you still experience it. When you stop running, turn and experience what is chasing you, when you remain open and unprotected, you are free. Are you willing to be free?”
Who You Are Is Love
In this brief video, Who You Are Is Love, Gangaji confirms for all of us an essential truth.
"It is my great joy and honor to confirm you: who you are—not who you think you are, which is arising and disappearing from and into reality. Who you are is reality—radiant, joyful, unspeakable, mysterious, love. Reality is love."
The Wonder of Existence
In this clip, The Wonder of Existence, from a meeting that took place in Mount Shasta, Gangaji points to the sacred experience of Life Itself. She expresses her intention that the beingness of life be discovered in a way that nothing can dislodge it, so that no amount of trouble, or disease, or pain, or tendency to complain can dislodge the deeper peace, that is the surrender to yourself as Life.
Even An Ordinary Person, Even You!
Take a quick peek at this new video compilation from Gangaji's library. In this clip from Gangaji's compilation, Let the Oneness Be You, lies a hint to an elusive secret, the one thing you imagine is excluded from the experience of totality: you! In the full video, Gangaji demonstrates that the totality of being that holds all parts is already who you are. She invites you to simply receive yourself, completely. "Wholeness includes all. Then the question becomes, are you willing to accept the whole? To be intimate with the whole?”