Potent Mind

In this exploration of nondual perspectives, Mukti notes that our conceptual minds have the power to color our experience of nothing and of everything. On the other hand, a still mind has the power to further intimacy and oneness with life. Mukti also addresses our inner knowledge of right, wrong, and resonance as essential in helping us navigate meaningful living.

Topics Include:

• Empty Mind and Unobscured Intimacy
• Swapping One Duality for Another
• The Universal Union Beneath the Chatter
• The Positive Effect of Dogma

Quotes:

“The thinking mind can spook itself. It can become scared when it encounters the sense of nothingness as an object.”

“The light of our attention and our own presence rest down and fill any sense of lack. They fill in the empty spaces.”

“When we’re sensing our way with what feels off or what feels on, we can sense those things without a heavy identity as a personal self, as an ego insisting that this is the right way to do it.”

“. . . we can come back to our inner intentions and what’s truly important: where we want to invest our time and our attention and where we want to influence consciousness—our own consciousness and the larger collective consciousness.”

Recorded on January 22, 2025.
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