Wake Up - Leave Life Alone. Advaita Vedanta

This is a really wonderful Satsang. It offers a direct invitation to awaken to, and rest in, our true nature. To let everything go. Beyond effort, beyond fear, beyond the endless fixing of the mind. We don’t need to overcome anything. We are already free. Let go of the struggle. Be still. Everything will unfold by itself. All is well. 🕊️ Advaita Vedanta - I filmed this yesterday on a beautifully blustery, sunny Spring day - perched on an old iron bridge in the Trough of Bowland - in Lancashire - where God lives (for about 4 weeks a year). He was there too. He sends his regards! (we can see him in the video) 😄 Stunning place, I found it when I got lost... 🤔. I had the most peaceful few hours there - with so much light and shadow - and three friendly sheep - it was wonderful! Incredibly it hasn't rained for a while in these parts - will have to go back there when it does. God Bless. Love is all you need! 🙇🏻❤️ Andy --------------- ( (un)usual disclaimer ……) If you’re new to the videos it must be confusing. This Satsang is drawn from the words of a teacher who for reasons of tranquility I’m choosing not to name. I did create 100 or so videos from this teacher but then it all got a bit Kafkaesque over who owns copyright over what. So for now I’m just omitting the details, it isn’t by choice, and I reject their claims over the content I choose for these videos completely (and would do so in court otherwise I wouldn't make them public at all) - I don't dispute their copyright of some books and recordings, and I don't replicate the satsangs they have published there. My respect for the subject matter and the teaching is absolute, and people really like them - so we're sharing them in good faith. So, as trying as it is not to be able to credit the teacher here - I'd much rather we got to continue sharing like this than not be able to share these at all. All is well. ------------------- The voice used here is created with audio tools and ai and is how I imagined a favourite teacher may have sounded had life circumstances been different. It is used for clarity and to convey a style and tone - it is not an accurate representation of an actual voice or recording. All work on this channel is offered under Fair Use Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. 201AB✅