What actually happens inside of you to create a negative emotion? Can a negative emotion even exist without your ability to imagine what something someone said or did means about you or someone else? In the willingness to take responsibility right now, right here, you can discover directly the truth of you that is always alive and fresh right now.

The power of the genetic mind is perhaps the greatest barrier to to liberation and self-relization. The genetic mind is deeply rooted in the ego or the deep sense 'I am me' often based on an unconscious and conscious sense of self-hatred. To pull out this deep root of self-hatred is the willingness to end the internal war with yourself. It requires the deep gravitas or resolve to remain still as stillness to discover ever more deeply the freedom that is simply always here.

Dusting of the Buddha cuts through all of the myths and ideals about the realization and teaching of the of the Buddha to reveal what his realization and teaching really represents. It opens the door to a deeper understanding of yourself and supports your own direct discovery of what eternally free of any mood or circumstance that you experience in life.

A juggernaught is an unstoppable force and was the name given to a powerful entity in a 1950s comic strip. It is also the perfect metaphor to illustrate how deeply challenging it is to break free from your conditioned patterns of behavior. Awakening takes a fraction of a second, but liberation from these very powerful movements of the egoic mind is more than a little challenging. This podcast reveals how you can put an end to the seemingly unstoppable force of your egoic mind.

Doubt is the mind closing around an idea as well as an identity. It is this closing of mind and the identification with yourself as the doubter that leads to more and more doubt. It creates a kind of cocoon or bubble that acts as a veil or smoke screen that creates an invisible barrier to the happiness and freedom that you are. Doubt by its very nature is a thought that lives in the past, which is constrained by the limitations of the mind. To pop the doubt bubble you it is essential to confront the doubter. Is the doubter real?

Walking on the razors edge is the essence of Papaji's teaching, which lives in the willingness to discover what is always already stopped. A single thought is too much to carry on the razors edge. This teaching represents the end of following your thoughts outward to the manifest world and represents a stopping to look inward to directly recognize the vastness that you are that lives inside and outside of your physical form.