ONEness

Beneath the

starry sky,

held firmly

in place

by

endless Grace

just THIS,

Immanence’s Onlyness

reflected

by

pale moonlight,

glowing,

beautifying All

in its

radiant glow.

Such all-encompassing

gladness,

gratitude

of the heart

for life’s

beautiful,

eternal melody.

Often Mooji reads from the Avadhuta Gita; and often devotee's write poems or compose music to that same divine principle, known to us as "mooji". One such chant was sent to Awakening Bridge and it was made into a video.

Mooji reminds us that it is not the sage that needs our devotion, it is 'us' that need our devotion (my words).

"Mooji ~ Holy Father of Love" by Deon Ashton

Salutations to that aspect of that intelligence that arises out of the emptiness, that knows itself to be what we call 'Mooji"; salutations to that sage, that principle, that knows itself as the totality, the "all inclusive".

OM

Music by Deon Ashton, U.K.

Thank you, Deon, for sharing this beautiful chant; it is perfect in every way!

Namaste

OM

Permission was requested by this channel, and granted, to put this 'chant' in a video, and "this is what came".

Can it be this simple?

Mooji often speaks about spending some minutes each day, or as often as possible, to contemplate the unassociated “I AM”. In these videos, he takes this one step further and points to this recognition as being the “only remedy for the suffering on the planet”.

To add any personal thoughts would be redundant.  "Everything" is in that which Mooji speaks in these videos. These three videos comprise one complete satsang dialogue (separated into three to remain within the time limits of YouTube).

The Only Remedy for Suffering on the Planet ~ Mooji

Part One:

 “What is being pointed ‘to’, ‘at’, and ‘from’, is ONE.” (Mooji)

In satsang, Mooji is asked to share his experience concerning his own personal realization. He responds by speaking about oneness, his experience with Papaji, and his experience of self-realization. He also notes that he doesn’t care to share this experience often and cautions those in satsang that ‘mind’ might say that this "same" experience needs to happen. “Let all of the rivers flow like they do; all of them will come to this ocean.” (Mooji)

Part One:

Part Two: