Richard Moss 'Radical Aliveness' Interview by Iain McNay

[TheaDragonSpirit]

I would want to feel every minute and cry. I would want that suffeing hell I would need that suffering. I dissagree and agree with some stuff he says. You can just wake up and know... by looking in to all your past. Its like living a sleep then waking up and just seeing everything that happened in your life. Thats what people mean by waking up. If you have work to be done then your not living in the now. If that makes sense. You don't work you just live and play. Its not work its more comitment.

[albertonaples]

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[bestofyoutoday]

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[cmmont3]

Best interview I've seen on conscious tv along with Catherine Ingram. Thanks a lot.

[cheshirealleycat]

brilliant thank you

[chefband]

wow, Richard is amazing ! Thank you so much for posting this. Lain is great as well. I want to learn more about Richard's work. 

[chefband]

wow, Richard is amazing ! Thank you so much for posting this. Lain is great as well.

[AutomaticSaint]

Richard helps one to see the universalities of experience and how to open up to them. He gathers various tools and practices, studies schools of theory, and synthesizes it into a best practices. He is not about shoulds or shouldn'ts but about techniques for greater presence. He is able to help one understand some basic truths that help to lead a fuller life. He's awesome.

[bestofyoutoday]

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[TheseEyesGod]

Ian, you're a great interviewer. No matter who you speak with, we get a different view of that one - nicely in depth - through your work. Thank you! I really enjoyed this one, deeply.

~♥~

[PeterRoeder31]

Excellent.

[AnandaShishhya]

He is speaking with great authority as to what "I" or "you" should do, or anyone else who is watching this video or experiencing his teachings, which come from his interconnectedness with Being. I will say that in truth he can only speak with authority about what "he" should do structurally and in physical form in relation to awakening. You'll find evidence to this in that many non dual teachers will express different rules or guidelines, that often contradict, which a person should follow.

[aglogeo1]

Very well stated, books like this ought to be autobiographies about one self and the process by which one finds

a way amidst many to connect to that which is the ground of all being.

[solsonia2003]

Ah, how wonderful to find witnesses such as this one...THANK YOU!!!

[olivierschimpf]

thanks for this interview

[ThisBoyTV]

Richard realized he is a tourist... good to know

[andthereisntone]

spectacular stuff actually, tx again.

[andthereisntone]

very beautiful and inspiring. thank you so much.

[gkbhai]

I love his honesty and down to earthness..

Blessings and love!:)

[nusphere]

Wow thank for that :)

[innerlocus]

What is "sew-fee work" that he said he did? I have never heard of it and not sure how to spell it.

[nusphere]

@innerlocus Sufi aka Dervish - Islamic mysticism

[JasonRebify]

@innerlocus its sufi

[DeepestSleep]

Wonderful interview!! Great meditation at the end as well.. thank you for posting this Iain, and thanks for Richard for sharing this with us!!

[80mthomas]

yeah the ego gets things so twisted

[AsafSirkis]

thank you for this wonderful interview!!