Living in the UnKnown
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Living in the UnKnown with Gangaji
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@dr.sallycarruthers9038 5 years ago
Always a gift to sit in the seat of silence with you, Gangaji ❤
@annacruse3360 6 years ago
Watching this, all of the questioners were so beautiful and warm, it felt totally impossible to see how any of them could see themselves as inadequate/unlovable etc. Just goes to show that pretty much everyone tells themselves things that aren’t true, regardless of how wonderful they actually are. A heartwarming and reassuring watch - thank you 🙏🏼
@npalus8374 6 years ago
What a gift to the universe. Thank you from the bottom of my heart, Gangaji.
@nancygra 2 years ago
Oh Gangaji I have missed hearing you. Thankyou so much for being here. I love you❤
@radicalhonesty3628 5 years ago
It seems so wildly impossible to imagine that the people still willfully in a comatose state after a year of this insanity... will ever wake up.
I don't know what to think any more...
Sometimes I'm certain it's all a mass awakening happening at turtle-speed, and all is perfect; divine timing.
Other times... watching zombies in masks, salivating with excitement over the mark of the beast... that's when I lose my ability to hold on to hope...
(I also heard David icke speak in an interview about the coming of 6g and 7g! How will humanity survive that?)
I don't know what to think any more...
Sometimes I'm certain it's all a mass awakening happening at turtle-speed, and all is perfect; divine timing.
Other times... watching zombies in masks, salivating with excitement over the mark of the beast... that's when I lose my ability to hold on to hope...
(I also heard David icke speak in an interview about the coming of 6g and 7g! How will humanity survive that?)
@narrenmagie 4 years ago
If you just came here for the silence, you will find it within the first 8 minutes ;-)
@Livingsamsara 2 years ago
I relate to John. Like he gets impassioned and then NOTICES his reactivity and then GETS it. I hope John is giving himself some credit here. My issue is the same [internal] reactivity while seeing other peoples' destructive EXTERNAL reactivity [who are never getting it; precisely what John is already getting!] So yes, John, and other reactive types; just noticing the reactivity is enough. These days I just look at the folks "not getting it" as my call to mindful noticing of my own reactive mind.
Living in the UnKnown
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Living in the UnKnown with Gangaji