The first step of freedom can be terrifying. What will be there? Will I be hurt? Can I come back if I need to? How will I live my life? Who is going to feed me? When we put aside our arrogance of thinking we know the how it should be, and open to the vulnerability of being present with whatever is right here, there is a great leap into the unknown bliss of freedom.

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My mother had eleven children. I was the eighth child. Amongst the eleven were four sets of twins, all fraternal. It was an interesting situation to say the least!

July 24, 1995 Boulder, CO In this video from the archives Gangaji reads letters of explosive realization that illustrate “the end of seeking and the beginning of seeing.” The treasure of these letters, along with Gangaji’s response, renders life’s complexity down to two basic tenets: We are born to express love, and that our lives, less than a speck of dust, can reflect the immeasurable vastness o…

What is revealed when we stay conscious in the midst of great upheaval? When we are willing to inquire with an open mind, we can move beyond simply coping with disaster and discover a life-changing truth untouched by any loss. Recorded in March of 2011 following a devastating earthquake and tsunami in Japan, this monologue is relevant to the times we find ourselves in now, confronting a worldwide…

Online Small Group Weekends are a new opportunity for us to gather with Gangaji both in silence and dialogue in a very intimate setting. It is an opportunity to deeply inquire as we all connect with each other from our homes in all parts of the world. Enrollment is limited to 40 participants. The weekend program includes four meetings with Gangaji and two-afternoon group gatherings that may includ…

Online Small Group Weekends are a new opportunity for us to gather with Gangaji both in silence and dialogue in a very intimate setting. It is an opportunity to deeply inquire as we all connect with each other from our homes in all parts of the world. Enrollment is limited to 40 participants. The weekend program includes four meetings with Gangaji and two-afternoon gatherings that may include watc…

Joining an online weekend retreat brings you together with Gangaji and the global community to deepen in your spiritual inquiry. The weekend program includes four live meetings with Gangaji and two afternoon group gatherings that may include watching video clips, inquiries and meditations, or connecting in smaller groups.

Join Gangaji for a series of three online meetings. Each meeting is approximately 90 minutes. Following a silent meditation, Gangaji will speak and respond to questions. After the meeting with Gangaji, you will have an opportunity to meet with others in smaller groups.

Online Small Group Weekends are a new opportunity for us to gather with Gangaji both in silence and dialogue in a very intimate setting. It is an opportunity to deeply inquire as we all connect with each other from our homes in all parts of the world. Enrollment is limited to 40 participants. The weekend program includes four meetings with Gangaji and two group sessions that may include watching v…