Download all sessions of Gangaji’s Freedom Inside Retreat, May 24-27, 2019 in Ashland, OR
“Until you discover your inner freedom, all of life will seem to imprison you. And when you are free inside yourself, no outer walls can contain your peace and love.”
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“As a metaphor, “falling into yourself” is not pointing to an experience of moving toward some idea of yourself. Instead, it is a surrendering to what you don’t know about yourself.”
How do you “fall into yourself” when in truth you are never separate from yourself? When you can truly give up any idea of what defines you as a particular entity, this is essentially the end of egoic suffering. You are free.
Three-part audio download includes A Day of Inquiry from Seattle, WA, March 2017, parts 1 and 2.
Plus Self-Inquiry: Falling Into Yourself.
Self-Inquiry requires the ruthless surrender to face what we have been avoiding, but the result is radical good news.
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In the Deepest Waters: “When there is an intention to really know what is true, then there is an acceptance of the deepest waters.”
In this classic compilation, available for the first time as an audio download set, Gangaji explores the deepest issues of surrendering one’s life to true and lasting peace. She asks us to investigate where our attention is, and what it is we are running from, clearly unfolding how attention, avoidance, suffering, and desire are intimately entwined.
Track 1 – Let Your Attention Serve Love, 1/27/2000
Track 2 – Healing the Primal Wound, 1/28/2000
Track 3 – The Practice of Desire, 1/29/200
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Standing in the Truth of Who You Are includes three of Gangaji’s most powerful monologues ever recorded, and speaks to the potential for all of us “as ordinary human beings, living ordinary lives, to stand up extraordinarily.” With this compilation of dialogues, monologues and a repeating question exercise, you are invited to examine at the deepest level, who you are. As Gangaji says, “This is the full circle. This is coming home.”
“We have to be willing to tell the hard truth about the power we have to corrupt the most pure, most sublime recognition of truth. You can’t finally tell the truth through the mind, because the mental process is busy with damage control. But there are a few questions you can ask to support truth telling, and you can deeply examine and ruthlessly, often painfully, answer them. The questions are, “What is my life standing for?” “What has it stood for?” “What is the deepest call for my life to stand for?” All you have to do is be really willing to look very carefully and see.”
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“Most people come to spiritual teachings to add to their accumulation of power, but what is offered here is the possibility to recognize what is untouched by any power. That which is free of all power and free of all powerlessness is the truth of who you are.”
There are many powers within the human capacity, but the power that particularly captivates and entangles us is the power of our mind. In this selection of monologues and interactions, Gangaji helps to expose the common strategies of the mind’s power employed for comfort and survival: possession, denial, memory, and projection. While these powers may be at times appropriate for our relative existence, she clearly illustrates how they cannot deliver the indestructible peace and fulfillment that is untouched by any power.
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“The truth is more simple than can be practiced. Suffering is very complex, and for it to continue, it must be practiced.”
This compilation of monologues and interactions explores the core issues of suffering and addiction. Gangaji clarifies how ignoring the truth of oneself is the root of perpetuating unnecessary suffering. She demonstrates that the discovery of inherent peace lies in the conscious investigation of the impulse to avoid pain and grasp for pleasure. The choice to continue to suffer or not is always present. In the willingness to unravel the stories of victimization, to illuminate the habits of denial, and to expose the practice of desire, the bondage to suffering and addiction can be broken. This mature investigation finally leads one to ask the essential question, “Who is suffering?”
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“What I have to offer is very simple. It has nothing to do with acquiring any special powers or any state of mind. It is about recognizing what is already permanently here, in every moment, every situation, and every state of mind, and yet is ungraspable by the mind.”
What is present in the midst of any thought and when every thought in the mind is stilled? In this collection of monologues and interactions, Gangaji addresses a dilemma that the mind cannot resolve: “the truth of one’s being is not graspable by any power of the mind.” Gangaji brings lightness and humor to exposing the mind’s incessant tendencies to acquire, define, and imitate what is already inherently one’s true nature. Here is the possibility of seeing that everything that can be grasped by the mind is impermanent, has a birth and a death, but that which is eternal, the truth of who one is, is always permanently here.
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