Dearest Sangha, Wishing you a peaceful holiday season filled with Presence and ease!🎄 As a small gift, we’re sharing a short video from Neelam on the nature of “I” and Ego—we hope you enjoy it. Please note that the January program will now begin on January 11. And, our

“The most holy association is to Be as you are. This is Freedom. This is beyond imagination, very new and very fresh. So just keep Quiet. Do not think. It is you. It is you. Don't stir a thought, and if a thought comes, let it, don't waver, don't doubt your majesty. It is so

“Let us very, very simply pay attention to what is here right now, to what is here in this moment. No, we don’t want to resolve anything or figure anything out. We just simply for a moment want to notice, notice and see what is here.” - Neelam

“We have been comfortable in limitation, so we don't touch limitlessness. When someone imposes limitedness on us, we readily agree. Anything you desire to achieve is limitation. And you don't have to desire limitlessness, because that you already are. You make frontiers. The

“When the mind is completely still, then all movement ceases. Beneath the substrate of consciousness is that which the sages of Vedanta call the Absolute. While the Absolute cannot be described, it is only known by negation. Remove everything from the equation, and there it is,

“When we just sit in silence and our intent is for the inner, then our experience tends to slow down If you can’t notice Presence, you can notice that. What happens when you let yourself notice that?” - Neelam

"We recognize that everything is okay the way it is, that everything about you already is okay. The body-mind is arising here, everything that arises here is perfect already, as well. That would mean that other people, the way they are, that's okay also.” - Neelam

“Everything that is going on in the world, everything that is going on with other people, everything arises here. All experience arises in Presence. And so what it means is that in itself it contains the possibility of knowing who we are. Even self. We don't have to reject it,

Love has no traps. If you are happy all will be happy, if you suffer, all will suffer, if your mind smells bad others will be affected. Keep yourself happy in peace, Light, Wisdom, Consciousness This is your responsibility. Be happy and have compassion and live hand and hand

“Who we are is everything. Who we are is our true nature and that expresses itself through so many forms and in so many ways. It's not just one particular thing. The reason I'm speaking it like that is sometimes we have the opposite, "I am not the body" and even though “I'm not

“Realization of the True Nature of “I” is the very essence of Freedom and the foundation of this teaching.” – Neelam click.everyaction.com/k/122636136/59…

"Our life is an amazing adventure and an ongoing opportunity to come to recognize Presence. Cherish that. Presence is the only true constant in the ever changing experience of your life." - Neelam

Neelam is on fire!🔥 Please enjoy this new video by Neelam, where she speaks simply and clearly about Samadhi — not as something distant or mystical, but as our Natural State of unbroken awareness — and how this is already familiar to us. She will be speaking more about Samadhi

“The desire for freedom is a different kind of desire. It's the only desire or movement that has the purpose to bring us to rest in our true nature. The normal movement of desire is always external, always in the future, gives us the promise that there's something in the future

"The mind is a bundle of thoughts. The thoughts arise because there is the thinker. The thinker is the ego. The ego, if sought, will automatically vanish. The ego and the mind are the same. The ego is the root-thought, sense of an I, from which all other thoughts arise." -Ramana

“Not this way, but that way, so we know that in this lifetime "We have the powerful skill of inquiry, of really meeting what is here, really being present to that, realizing that what is going to bring us back to our true nature. There is a way, when we notice suffering, that we