This beautiful satsang from the 29th of July 1993 contains the following: *GABRIEL: “I feel like dropping Tibetan practices.” Papaji: “Freedom is simple! No thinking, no effort. No process, no method, no practice. Presence does not belong to present. It will follow you. No name, no form. It alone is, here and now. Enquiry. *ANONYMOUS […]
This satsang took place during the time when Papaji was recovering from breaking his arm due to a car accident. Papaji was still quite frail and his speech slow. It starts with Papaji reading a very long letter of gratitude that also contains several poems from a devotee called Micha. Other encounters include:Cheeky Papaji plays […]
“This delight that we derive from the experiences of the senses from the respective objects is not abiding. It is fleeting. This delight is already past, not a fresh one, because you have called from the memory, and you need first desire and then object of the desire to be experienced with the senses. Only […]
Papaji gives the analogy of the play of samsara by telling the story of a guru who sends his disciple to fetch water and the disciple getting engrossed with his own thoughts.