When That Moment is Gone, It Is Gone - 8th August 2016
Saar (Essence)
Ananta teaches that life's challenges arise to reveal our true nature as the Seer, encouraging a return to childlike innocence and surrender to move beyond the mind's traps of guilt and resentment.
Everything comes up just for you to see what you are: the seeing, the witness.
When you meet a guru, you become like a child again, releasing conditioning through surrender.
It is the second punch of guilt or resentment that knocks us out, not the event itself.
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Transcript
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The silence is there. So the silence is what? Silence is like the Ram dress. What can be like that? Yes, you want to know that. Many times it can happen that I do that in love, like this. You do that in the street, we will just pass me, this will casually secret up in walk toward look. When you were driving the car, yeah, you were little, I know because I need to kill you and she should be wearing a deuce when you are muscular when you order. And then you remember, 'Papa, justification for me with the honey wake up.' Hmm. Because everything comes up just for you to see what you are possessing.
So let's look at this one. Everything comes out for me to see what I am. Okay, so now all of this everything is come on. What do we find ourselves to be? Just a seeing. There's only seeing. Actually, only seeing directly or omissions, yeah, that's the truth. Everything else is there is, you know, a story.
I was saying to you on Guru Purnima day, we lost the child living in us. The child in us. And everyone said, 'Grow up, grow up, be responsible, take it like a man.' Especially for the men, you have these kind of things. Then what happens is that instead of surrendering as children—and what happens with children? They come and complain to their parents and cry and say, 'This happened to me at school' and 'This teacher was bad to me' or 'These students, they bullied me.' It is released. It's not held on to, and they cannot hold a grudge.
What happens is that as you kept losing this innocence, you kept taking it on to ourselves. So then they became our conditioning, our ideas. And when you meet a Satguru, then we become like children again. And then there is too much like that to go in this communicative way. So it all comes out as one big mess of crying, laughter, tears, everything. So a childlike nature comes back when we meet our Master. Then if you become like children, then what happened, happened. It's gone now. You came here and you released it also. Now is it gone?
So this ability becomes not even an ability; this becomes more natural for us to surrender and not to pick it up. See, because the moment you came, I knew that something is bothering you because it was—if you were to replay the tape of just yourself, you will see that something was fighting for your attention. So it was like this: your eyes were literally like this, right? Because some of your attention started to come here and some of it is still going, replaying that—what happened, what he should have done, how, or whatever the past was. So attention was being distracted and I could see it in your eyes itself. That's why I waited for a couple of minutes so it could settle. And then as it started to settle, then something maybe came to say that, 'Okay, I am going to expose this' or just say it out loud.
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You find like this, you can see even with the outward expressions, you can see what is the state of the inward state. Now, how is it? Something is still processing this? If you were to fire your old and you had a fight like that with someone, then would it still—would you still have some way to destroy me, feeling guilty about it, which is to be wondering more time to justify it?
Mostly gone, but you have—because we have ideas about how we should be, how people should behave, how I should behave, as if this universe is running based on that and never ourselves. Then we say that, but when it happens in the moment, it just happens easy.
So all these ideas we have about ourselves, if you throw them aside, then at least the second punch from the mind—which is a knockout punch really—is avoided. Because what happened just happened. It is this guilt or resentment which really knocks us out. Not really, but seemingly knocks us out.
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