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What Have You Realized?
May 5th 2004 AM Yosemite, CA This meeting from a silent retreat opens with Gangaji's invitation: "What have you realized so far?" There is a common theme to the participants who come up: their humanity. From the grist of relationship, to the possibility of annihilation by love; from the passion for awakening, to the fear of being alone, Gangaji welcomes each report, each unique and beautiful human story, with the same grace and contagious joy. The meeting ends with a song from Amber Terrell.
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Fallen Leaf Lake Silent Retreat, Part 1
A selection of clips from Gangaji's May 2022 Silent Retreat at Fallen Leaf Lake in the Sierra Mountains. These monologues and dialogues with Gangaji are from the first half of the retreat. Part II will follow.
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The Problem Is Not the Problem
In dealing with life’s hardships, we naturally identify what is broken, what emotions need to be controlled, which circumstances need to get better. That is part of the human drive to survive. But there is something beyond brokenness, beyond any emotions we wish would go away. In the willingness to directly meet the pain we fear, rather than trying to control or get rid of it, there is a life-changing discovery of what is whole, complete, and has no need of fixing.
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Giving Up Our Allegiance to Doubt
In the clip from an online meeting Gangaji speaks about the wheel of doubt – how the mind generates doubt because we are affraid to actually be open, to be still, to not know.
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True intimacy is endless. You can be intimate with the
True intimacy is endless. You can be intimate with the whole universe.
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It is impossible to catch the truth in the spoken word,
It is impossible to catch the truth in the spoken word, even for the great masters. But the extraordinary good news is that we can hear what can’t be spoken. In stillness, we can hear the limitlessness the words are pointing to: home.
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To discover the truth of who you are is not only possib
To discover the truth of who you are is not only possible, it is your birthright.
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What is inherently always free? What does not need a pa
What is inherently always free? What does not need a particular set of conditions for its freedom?
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We give the deepest thanksgiving for this mystery of li
We give the deepest thanksgiving for this mystery of life and love.
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It Has Always Been Here
From Gangaji's 2022 Silent Retreat at Fallen Leaf Lake. This discovery of what has always been here has no boundary. It has never left. It has never not been who you are, whatever circumstances you throw at it. "It" is always here.
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