Present Moment - Keys to Enlightenment Part 1

[mpresev]

wowwwwwwwwwwwwwww,,,keep on following ur breath

[Datruebdizzy7285]

Wow, epiphany. No wonder, I can never be Present because I jump back n forth too much between past and future, 100 times and I really do. Thanks for the Wake-up

[theboombody]

I want to think as far into the future AND as far into the past as possible at the same exact moment. I consider opposites enlightening.

[NithyaPoojita]

Beloved Swamiji ,

There are coincidences of the type of intuition and some other coincidences like you wish to buy a mobile and the next day somebody comes and gifts you one . It is like your wish or prayer is answered by thinking about it .

[yan2292008]

best part: TAGA DAGA TAGA DAGA :)

[kelseywall]

On how the mind worksssssssssss.

[culturedmonk]

God I wish this guy's accent was easier to understand...

[aprashath99]

wow!!!it was superb high gifinition of Present moment...I've learnt abt my lif and realized my stupidity of wasting my such a lovely present moments.

I wud lik to watch his more videos consistently..is there any option to subscribe anyone even urself though to watch his recent videos??? plz confirm me and thank u so much for sharing this.

[radhike6]

very nicely put. i totally got what he is saying. Thank you for sharing.

[computermaster]

I know that at a basic level it involves no sexual orgasm.

[devanshdj]

bliss happens when you are choiceless

[podani09]

what is the defenition of Upanishad? again plz. is it "sitting with the enlightened being" !!!!!!!!!!!!! ????

pranams .God bless.

[computermaster]

This is good, you should also add the brahmacharya aspect, one can still the mind much more easily if one does not lose his bindu.

[pwnayr]

What do you know about brahmacharya?

[crnogora]

is it possible to have a hundred thoughts per second?

[yogikanna]

I guess its at a subconscious level. At a conscious level, even I can't imagine so many thoughts going through my head per second.

[ShaolinHero1]

It can be the same few thoughts happening rapidly!

[shanna1950]

that was a GOOD ONE about being intelligennt and that being a problem.

[keeshekeeshe]

yes ! Of course when you need to use ur mind u must use it, but most of the time you are in a blissful state realizing how gorgeous everything is that moment. But see the thing is you don't really need to think you flow like a river, and just let things happen and it all turns out good!

but see u must not think about the future and when u will be enlightened, but NOW and how wonderful everything is now, and how beautiful you are now! and when u least expect it it will come like many rainbows!!

[Zigahertz]

So u get born with 100% CPU resources available, but then as u become indoctrinated, ur CPU gets used up by all kinds of useless programs/viruses. Enlightenment then is the freeing up of the consciousness/awareness (CPU) from the mind/thought generator (programming), and this naturally leads to a state of bliss!

[Zigahertz]

Is it true that when one is liberated from the mind it does not mean that the mind is never used, it just means that one remains mostly in the present moment instead of in thought, and that one can use the mind whenever necessary? Is this correct?

Also, what is the fastest method, technique, or yoga to become liberated from the mind? Or is it different for each person?

[bodhiskat]

one of the best teacher for that is Eckhart Tolle, with his books ; a new earth and the power of now, theres also lots of video of him on youtube! ;)

[Zigahertz]

Yes, Eckhart Tolle. I listend to his interviw with Krista Tippet and in it he describes how after his enlightenment his entire perspective changed.. sensory experience was enhanced and a deep sense of peace came over him. He says: "..the sensory experience of the world became much more vibrantly alive. Everything was much more alive, because it was no longer being deadened by the conceptual mind, which for most people acts like a veil"

Thanks for ur reply :)

[albano93250]

Thanks it's amazing!!!

[roy2789]

Swamiji, you are simply great

[xtremesanity]

I've never seen this master's vids b4, nd whenever I looked at his face, usually i move on to another video, but this is the first time i've seen/heard him talk, and I've to say, this guy is a really good entertaining teacher.

[ConsciousMaster]

very honest i too used to do the same..but he has good info

[solcuba]

thank you master! we need internalice your words for impruve our life. Shanti, shanti, shanti

[jasontreck]

sssssssssss :) haha funny they way he talks

[Pranananda]

the best video ever! wonderful explanation, priceless examples of mind wandering, carrying away from the present moment, great moments of spontaneous fun/humour. thank you, guruji.

[anitahema]

thank god......we have got a great guru....

[kingoflondon82]

The messages are priceless.only few people can understand if they are then they are so lucy.Thank you that what my heart feels right now.

[sanchezdot]

awesome :::)

[haribolshanti]

Namaste! If you couldn't laugh, you can do that now.!

Hari om!

[freedombeyon]

The relationship between o tps and awakening is very clear. How wonderful.

[freedombeyon]

I wanted to get rid of restless thoughts that creates complication. This is just what I needed. Thanks Swamiji.

[haribolshanti]

drop the I want peace!

just dropthe Iand Want! you'lll have peace

[ArielMig]

Wow, this was a great video. Can't wait to see the second part. I had a much easier time understanding him. I think the audio is a lot better and I understood everything he said. Great teachings. The present moment theory was so impressive and logical. I enjoyed this video very much and it was very funny too.

Thanks for posting it!

[Gunjan09]

great

[Proton1]

We all wax endlessly on being in the present moment, but the idea has been reduced to a crass buzzphrase to elevate anyone that used it to some kind of superiority over others -- think all those cliches you hear on Ricky Lake.

[fjanton83]

Thank you. So nice :)

[globarts]

Funniest video with great wisdom. Must watch.

[SP5555]

Excellent explanation of being in present movement. I have read it before but hearing from Swamiji does wonders to your understanding. Thank you Swamiji.