The field of guiding others is vast and diverse. Providing Psychotherapy, offering healing sessions, offering coaching or teaching Yoga for example. But how do we know when are ready to guide others? A person can even program oneself with internal mind mantras, but the moment we step back and doubt, the answer to the question above will appear. This episode is for all listeners, who are providing guidance. Pari beautifully points out how honesty, the purity of the intention and rootedness in humanity are such essential factors for such professions.
A simple question, which cannot be really answered until we do not know who the questioner is. By answering this question with a definition, we provide only the ground to question the definition again as happiness is a natural state of being without running after the ideas what happiness is. Pari shares some valuable insights of the projections of the mind and reflected consciousness by shedding light on the question of happiness.
Are we just experiencing a climax of AI these days or will it also last? What is the value of artificial things? And what are the risks of these new technologies? How is the relation between conscious intelligence and artificial intelligence? And where is consciousness located? In this episode, Pari invites to look beyond artificial intelligence and explore a path how to deal with machines and technological developments.
We are living in special times and are experiencing climaxes on political, ecological, social and economical levels. But isn't the world we create just a reflection of our level of consciousness? That is why it is extremely important not only to pay attention to the outer world and its developments, but also to explore our inner world and really get to the essence of who we are We are still fighting for peace, and we are seeing the results. Trying to bring peace in the world is a way to suffer. The best what we can do for the world, is to bring peace in our own heart and this episode is enabling us even to love our enemies as a famous sage has once said very clearly.
Who hasn't experienced encounters or situations that had a life-changing impact? These coincidences also can raise the question of whether there is such a thing as free will or whether life is determined by fate after all. The point is that we never see the whole picture, but to see the red thread is already a good start. There are coincidences, which have to happen and if two souls, like a disciple is meeting a master, are supposed to meet, they will meet. This is unavoidable as the only thing what is really happening in this existence is God’s Grace. This episode is a homage to trust the divine play.
This episode sheds light on the phenomenon that in recent years, indigenous traditions, ancient ways of life and cultures have received increased attention, which absolutely deserve their respect and acknowledgement. Regardless of their roots or in which corner of the world they are present, they contribute to how we can live as a society and that is one level. The Advaita level of understanding is always individual to find truth and absolute existence beyond any duality. Because who are we without our society?
Whenever we are with ourselves, there is a sensation of beginningness and endless silence. But we have not become accustomed to trust this silence, rather we have been forced to distrust as nothing is happening. We are not doing anything, we are not productive and in the worst case we are nobody. That’s why we tend to look through the lens of happiness by gaining achievements. First, we need this, then... and a never-ending game start. But fulfilment is already the case, that’s why we cannot achieve it. This episode with Pari is a beautiful invitation to trust this silence and explore this nothingness where everything arises.
A fundamental episode about God that gets to the heart of the matter and distinguishes facts from beliefs. God cannot be objectified, because God is the subject in each one of us. But as long as we give God this or that name, we create a separation. God is nothing but a concept and realized as the essence of ‘I-am-ness’ we transcend this conceptualisation of God. I am ness is beyond any religion, any belief system, philosophy or concept and everyone has the ability to live like this.
In case you are right now busy trying to say goodbye to a thought that keeps coming back to you again and again, this is the right episode for you. But watch out: the answers may not correspond with your expectations! The interesting phenomenon, which some of us are familiar with, is that precisely those thoughts follow us, which we do not like. Pari shares clearly how to deal with unwanted or strong thoughts and provides some valuable insights for the practical day to day life.
Im Advaita Vedanta (Nicht Zweiheit) gibt es das schöne Beispiel von Drig-Drishya- Viveka: der Sehende, das Gesehene, die Unterscheidung. Es bedeutet ganz einfach, dass kategorisch alles, was gesehen, erfahren, erlitten, gefühlt, erkannt usw. werden kann, etwas anderes ist, als das, was wir sind. Wir sind das alles bezeugende, sehende Prinzip. Allein durch die Tatsache, dass wir etwas erleben und erfahren können, ergibt sich die Schlussfolgerung, dass es sich beim Erlebten und Erfahrenen um Objekte, um innere oder äußere Dinge und Geschehnisse handeln muss - wir sind das Subjekt, pure Präsenz, pures grenzenloses Sein. Besonders in der spirituellen Szene ist es populär, „sich selbst zu erkennen“, doch was ist, wenn die Erkenntnis nie zu sich selbst gelangen kann, wie kann etwas, was nie verloren war, gefunden werden? Damit beginnt eine neue innere und befreiende Einsicht, dass wir in unserer Essenz niemals getrennt waren.
Das, was in Erscheinung tritt, kommt in die Dimension von Zeit, Raum und Wandlung. Alles ist eine Erscheinung und dem stetigen Wandel unterworfen. Spiritualität benötigt keinen Glauben, sondern lediglich die Bereitschaft, bestimmten Tatsachen ins Auge zu sehen. Alles Werden endet im Vergehen, alles Leben endet im Sterben. Das, was selbst nicht in Erscheinung tritt, aber alles zur Erscheinung verhilf, das, was selbst ohne Ursache ist, aber alles verursacht, das, was selbst nicht lebt und daher nicht stirbt: Das ist es. Diese Folge ist eine Hommage an das ewige Seiende und dem ewig Vergänglichen, welche unsere höchste Wertschätzung verdient.
Within the constant flow of life, all we are asked to do or not to do is to trust. Trusting the moment and its inherent wisdom and grace is all that is needed.
Wer strebt nicht danach Erfüllung und Glück zu erfahren? Obwohl völlig verständlich und nachvollziehbar, kann dieses Streben nach Glück auch den gegenteiligen E_ekt haben, wenn es uns von unserer Essenz und Präsenz ablenkt und unser Glück in die Ho_nung und in die Zukunft verlegt. Hier zeigt Pari auf, wie der Kreislauf des Mangelbewußtseins entstehen kann.
Die Beziehung zu den eigenen Familienangehörigen gehört zu den intimsten und interessantesten: in dieser Episode geht es darum, wie ein respektvoll Miteinander in der Familie gelingen kann und was hierbei im Vordergrund steht, um in Frieden zu sein.
Everyone can have phases in life where nothings works or everything falls apart, because being in this existence can be quite challenging – be it on a professional level, social problems or health issues. Apart from the question of how to deal with this, it shows that success and failure are often close together and can change quickly. Therefore, the only thing that matters is to give your best and depending on the context to ask for help when needed. Because these phases are also opportunities to become clear what we really wish for and one thing is certain: we are always taken care of.
Diese Episode ist ein Aufruf an all diejenige, welche die himmlische Schnauze von erfüllten und unerfüllten Wünschen voll haben. Denn eines ist gewiss: Wir kreieren uns die Welt so, wie wir sie uns erdenken. Mit unseren inneren Einstellungen, Konzepten und Wünschen. Doch auch Wünsche, die sich erfüllen, können auch zu Wünschen werden, die wir erleiden. Das ist die Welt, die wir erfahren und das nächste Drama wartet bereits um die Ecke. Doch was ist dann das große Geheimnis von Zufriedenheit?
Das Spiel der Bewusstwerdung hat nichts damit zu tun wie wir unsere internen Programmierungen und Konzepte transformieren oder ablegen können, da sie nichts anderes sind als Erfahrungen in der Welt der Erscheinungsformen. Doch worin besteht überhaupt der Unterschied zwischen Selbstoptimierung und Selbstverwirklichung? In dieser Folge wagen wir den Blick hinter die Kulissen unserer Programmierungen und widmen uns der größten transformativen Kraft, die wir alle zur Verfügung haben.
Unabhängig von einer Stituation oder einer bestimmten Umgebung gibt es eine Frage, die uns zunehmend mehr begleiten darf. Denn wir können ganze Universen bereisen, obwohl wir nirgendswo hingehen müssen. Im Sanskrit gibt es einen bekannten Ausspruch ‘Neti Neti’, welche bedeutet, dass nichts von all dem, was wir erfahren, kann das wiedergeben, was wir sind. Daher gilt es mit dieser zentralen Frage herauszufinden, wer immer präsent ist.
What does a pudding taste like? We can accurately describe the flavour to another person, and we can give our recommendation on where the person can get the best pudding and yet the person has not experienced what the pudding tastes like. The times we are living in are so flooded by information and we get easily drowned by this, because we forget the person who has to deal with all the information. Therefore - ATTENTION - we will not give an explanation to the question 'Who I am?' in this episode, but we will take a look behind the scenes at what is behind a down to earth spirituality that reaches out on all days and in every circumstance. We explore how the taste of ‘Who I am’ can be experienced.