LOVE (Without Attachment)

"When you realize who you are, attachments won't interfere with your relating with other beings," (Mooji) http://www.mooji.org

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[ManOnSun6]

I Love YOU

[SKalapishev]

@KayBeeEee1983 Imagine there's a wonderful bakery in front of you. Smells tasty, but you don't want to spend money. Then you see a tree full of delicious fruits, and you eat lots of them with pleasure. Now you are satisfied. Those who eat at the bakery are happy too.

Same thing in spirituality. There is enough for everyone. It doesn't matter if you spend money on it. If you buy "spiritual" products and they change your life, you'll be happy you did. It's just an option.

[blueoystercult22]

when i saw myself that is consciousness in every other being I began to love all and look past their form :)

[L3diaJ]

@KayBeeEee1983 Believe me I have given a lot of my clothes to the poor, helping homeless animals and it feels good but it is nothing like a spiritual fulfillment...the helping part should be a part of your spiritual fulfillment, but it’s not it and you can’t reach fulfillment through that :) (srry if i made any mistakes, english is not my mother tongue)

[L3diaJ]

I think that you're being a little limited...no action that you can do for others helps you fulfill yourself...one can only reach fulfillment starting from their own self..realizing things by themselves...realizing the true nature of the human being..Doing things for poor people only satisfy your EGO(A person's sense of self-esteem or self-importance)....you feel good because of your good intention..you did it to make yourself feel better which is selfish.

[adi74073]

nice nice nice

[novaflo339]

try not be attached to" loving without attachment".

[TheBigBoss851]

@kennyb2003 i see you've been deeply touched by this emotional video.......go forth my bredrin and make pussy jokes

[Nhordmyr]

Thank you very much for your words. I am a very emotional being, a man, maybe more yin than yang sometimes. I have to learn this aswell. I slowly discover it and I must say it feels good as it should be. So good to call it "natural".

Funny thing is, I discovered this a few days or weeks ago, I do not fully remember, but now stumbling upon this video, this lesson of yours, its like an amplifier.

I am truly greatful. My inner will it is to teach someday, aswell. I hope I get this chance.

[Fraterculae]

@spoonerpurple he had his family before his enlightenment I believe .. personally i like gurus to promote families and healthy attachment. It can be very lazy and selfish to expect 'non-attachment' in relationships. I've watched so many buddhist types try to have relationships without human neediness .. just tie themselves up in knots!!

[braziljennifer]

Mooji, you are beautiful and you remind me of the beauty within myself. Thank you. :)