Behind the ‘I’ is everything
In this interaction from the 23rd of April 1993, Papaji guides a young devotee to look beyind the sense of ‘I’ to uncover the true Self.
Who am I?
An answer to no question
A short interaction from the 28th of February 1994 with a man called Marpa on the subject of enquiry.
6th March 1997 – Sleep when others are awake
This satsang from the 6th of March 1997 is very special because in 1997 Papaji was frail and mostly unwell, with weeks when he did not hold satsang at all or when satsang consisted mostly of singing and dancing in celebration of His Divine Presence. This satsang includes the following interactions: *SATCHIDANAND: Death in the […]
22nd December 1992 – Riding the crocodile of Consciousness
This amazing satsang from the 22nd of December 1992 starts with a discourse on contemplation: “Contemplate on that from where all these things arise. Contemplate on that where all these things exist. Contemplate on that, which is absolute silence. Simply retrace back your own original place and don’t rest unless you have done it. Don’t […]
19th January 1996 – Reading Saint Kabir
Around 1995 Papaji started to read spiritual books. He read The Yoga Vashishta, The Ribhu Gita, The Ashtavakra Gita, The Bhagavad Gita, Sri Guru Gita, Saint Kabir, Swami Rama Tirtha, Advaita Bodha Deepika, Viveka Chudamani, Panchdasi. During this satsang Papaji reads from ‘Songs of Kabir.’ This satsang also includes the following interactions: PREM KUMARI: “I […]
11th December 1992
This satsang starts with a discourse on Self Enquiry. “For any success you need to avoid obstacles. Nothing belongs to you. Rejecting all objects of senses you come to ‘I’, also to be renounced. This is your time, the next hour belongs to Yama. Yama takes bodies only but not consciousness. What is death that […]
Who Am I?
This compilation was derived from a series of satsangs in which participants asked Papaji to speak about the experience of “I.” He was repeatedly asked, “Who am I, if I am not who I think I am?” Papaji directs one to the “experience of the heart” in which “I” is known directly, beyond all concepts […]