Mooji: The Invitation to Freedom Through Self-Inquiry
Mooji offers a direct invitation to recognize what you already are. Through simple pointing and self-inquiry, he guides seekers to see that the sense of "I" is not the limited person but boundless awareness. This recognition is immediate and available to everyone now.
The Invitation
Mooji doesn't ask you to become something you're not. He invites you to discover what you already are. The person you think you are is a changing appearance. What witnesses this person? That unchanging witness is your true nature.
Who Am I?
This question, when asked sincerely, reveals the "I" cannot be found as an object. Every time you look for it, you find only awareness looking. The seeker and the sought are one. This recognition ends seeking.
Leave Your Mind Alone
Mooji advises simply leaving the mind alone rather than fighting it. Don't engage with thoughts—let them pass like clouds. You are the sky, not the weather. This non-engagement reveals peace that was always present.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Mooji teach?
Mooji teaches direct self-inquiry: investigate who you truly are beyond thoughts, feelings, and personal history. He points to the unchanging awareness that witnesses all experience, showing it to be your very self—free and eternal.
What is satsang?
Satsang means "in the company of truth." In Mooji's satsangs, seekers ask questions and he points directly to their true nature. It's not teaching concepts but a living transmission where recognition can occur.
How is Mooji different from other teachers?
Mooji combines warmth and directness. He uses simple language, humor, and immediate pointings rather than philosophy. He insists recognition is available now—not after years of practice.
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