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latest offerings of recommended satsangs have been remastered
and edited to enhance the picture, restore color, and
to reduce background noise. Some of them have subtitles
in English to make Papaji's words even clearer. These
are truly extraordinary examples of Papaji's non-teaching. |
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Who
is the Witness?
Satsang from September 4, 1992
1 hour and 4 minutes with English subtitles
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In Who is the Witness? Papaji
discusses That which resides beyond time and is beyond
description: Existence Itself, which , as the only reality,
is witness to Itself. He also explains that it is only
the mind that doubts that “I am That”, and
how, once the mind is stilled, it becomes obvious that
what we seek we already are. Included in this satsang
is a wonderful discussion of the Buddha and the meaning
of “Buddha-hood.”
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Fear of Death
Satsang from October 10, 1992
57 minutes
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In the Fear of Death Papaji
addresses a primal fear of one who is identified with
the body. In addition to talking about the root cause
of the fear of death, he also tells listeners how to
become free, of not only the fear of death, but how
to become free of all fear. He lightens the mood, and
gives some wonderful and direct instruction, through
some very moving and funny moments. His use of jokes
and stories is a delight. |
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Who
are You?
Satsang from November 6, 1992
1 hour and 7 minutes
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Following his talk on the Self, Papaji is asked about
overcoming karma. He says that in knowing oneself karma
ceases to function, and then describes the impediments
to such realization and the means whereby realization
is achieved. Papaji also addresses a question about
Vipassana meditation and, by association, meditation
in general. Later in this satsang, he uses a wonderful
story about a Sufi saint as a means of teaching about
the nature of Reality. |
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Worship
Satsang from November 17, 1992
59 minutes with English subtitles
$14.95 plus shipping and handling

This satsang, entitled Worship,
begins with Papaji giving a wonderful, and emotional,
talk on the historic background of Buddhist worship
with an emphasis on honoring everything that comes into
everyday life. He continues with a very touching admission
that all his attempts to express the inexpressible Truth
have failed, followed by a long period of silence in
which the viewer is drawn into a profound Silence. Papaji
says,”This intoxication can last forever,”
and ends this gathering by speaking about the purpose
of satsang. |
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Delight, Bliss
and Beyond
Satsang from November 21, 1992
1 hour and 7 minutes
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In Delight, Bliss and Beyond,
Papaji speaks about the value of association with a
guru. He then goes on to answer a question often heard
in satsange which is, “I got it when I was with
you, but then I lost it when I went home. How do I maintain
this understanding at all times?” He also speaks
about the trap of association with the past. |
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Behold the Inner
Flame
Satsang from November 26, 1992
59 minutes with English subtitles
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In Behold the Inner Flame
Papaji talks about three methods for experiencing the
inner flame that is always shining in one’s heart.
He also speaks about the price for total freedom and,
in a very funny and moving exchange, guides a devotee
through the quagmire of attachments to the experience
of peace. He ends this satsang with a profound teaching
on the removal of fear. |
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