Padma and Torsten, satsang teachers from Germany often visit Arunachala with Retreat groups. Below is one of their satsang videos entitled:
“Handing the Wave, We Believe to Be, Willingly over to the Ocean”
Inner motionlessness;
the habit of thinking about us as a person in space and time keeps us caught in trance; the trance can fall away at any moment, as it is based on thoughts and thoughts appear and disappear;
the idea of me and you can fall away and being remains, what we are anyway already;
more and more persons get insights into effortless spontaneous being without I-thoughts trying to step in;
time and space happen in Satsang also;
“who or what experiences awareness?”
is the vivid question of self experiencing and this question is open;
who is aware of awareness?;
there is nothing missing in this moment;
untouchable awareness arises once the question “what is it which is aware of itself?” dissolves;
perceiving the resting in awareness which resonates with all appearances and in your body;
exploring the limits of the bodies curiously;
handing the “wave” over to the ocean;
letting go of all defenses, checking what is really here;
the willingness to stop and look what is really happening;
when we are ready to be nothing then we realize that we are everything;
about pride; grabbing for pride, feeling good with it and by this escaping the feeling of worthlessness can be an addiction;
the nothing can infuse angst;
the willingness not to hold on anything;
no method, no knowing and no holding; guiding mind out of the dependency of methods; being does not require and method;
being in resonance with what is here already;
being in resonance with the heart energy;
the identification of the enlightened with enlightenment is the final temptation;
the willingness of experiencing nothing and everything; the bigger the readiness to lose everything the bigger the freedom which shows oneself.
