The First Essential Practice is DIVINE IGNORANCE. (Advaita Teaching).

This satsang continues one of the central themes of this teaching - the practice of Divine Ignorance. In this wonderful talk Robert speaks about the humility of recognising that we do not know what anything really is, and why this simple honesty opens the way to deeper insight. Chapters 00:00 – Don’t Take Satsang for Granted 02:12 – Why You Come to Satsang 03:42 – Is Satsang Alone Enough? 05:00 – The First Essential Practice: Divine Ignorance 08:18 – Humility Through Not-Knowing 13:38 – The Second Practice: I Am Consciousness 16:03 – How the I-Thought Appears 17:12 – The World as a Superimposition 20:57 – Turning Toward the Self 22:47 – Realizing Eternal Life 24:38 – Letting Go of Chasing the World 26:03 – The World Is Not What It Appears 29:57 – Inhale and Exhale the Universe Practice + Closing I am convinced that we've already published this one but I can't find it so enjoy... do let me know if you find the other one.. Lots of love Andy -------------------------- 🎥 The video is not my own, thanks to Music for the Sou; for the Creative commons background - another version of this video will include the music.    / @musicforthesoul5066   🙇🏻 ------------- Thanks to everyone involved in creating and curating the Satsangs and transcripts that keep these teachings available to us. ❤️ --------------------- This Satsang is drawn from the words of a teacher who I’ve agreed not to name in the titles. I had an issue with some earlier videos which included material that had been in the two copyrighted books: Silence of the Heart Vols 1 and 2. I removed those early Satsangs. The current videos do not replicate any substantial copyrighted material from the books and certainly don't infringe on any commercial or charitable opportunities. I'm just being very careful and over-compliant to avoid any grounds for malicious takedowns by non-copyright holders. Anyway, You found it... that's what matters 🙏🏻 ------------------- 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. 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. Phew.. ------------------------------- 138ab