Start by holding on only to the sense of being or 'I am-self,' to the exclusion of other thoughts. Don't form any conclusion in mind. Stay as open, neutral non-objective awareness.

There is a beautiful collection of dialogues on a Satsang friend's web site: mooji.satsangs.net.  To see these transcripts, on the left-hand side of the page, click on Texts; new text will appear at the bottom of the menu listing "Texts from A to M" and "Texts from N to Z". Click on one to see more. When the "Mooji Satsang Transcriptions" page opens, you'll see a dropdown list at the top of the page with an index to all of the transcripts offered by this beautiful web site.

Attention and what the attention turns toward are both manifestations in the one consciousness. Therefore attention itself is a phenomenon. And you are aware of attention. So what is this that is behind everything, that knows even this?

Mooji expounds the true nature of the Self, pointing out the common pitfalls to clear and lasting recognition of the one truth we are. Here, he guides the seeker through and beyond the early hurdles of doubt, resistance, fear and confusion and into the irrefutable clarity of Being.

The firm realisation that there isn't a 'somebody' to gain enlightenment, and that there can never be an entity to gain any such state, is what amounts to enlightenment.

You are now free, but somehow your attention caresses 'other' and your facinations - your conceptual investments which spring from the belief 'I am the body' amounts to an eclipsing of your natural Self-awareness/beingness.

In the emptiness, what are you? What form do you wear in emptiness? Are you in it, or are you it?

A collection of Mooji's sayings selected and compiled by Noé.

A list of Sanskrit and Hindi words that are sometimes used in Satsang.