Self-Realization and Other Awakenings

and a very fleeting existence before the “Big Rest” of
death.
My personal belief is that we need to embrace
both: accepting our limitations, our humanity,
including our vulnerabilities and neediness, but within
the context of the Emptiness and Void from which we
came and to which we will return.
Since I have been talking about the void for many
years, I decided now to move the group to explore our
human roots, the lost elements of our humanness, and
SO VERY WELL DID OUR GROUP MOVE! It was like
magic.
Three people moved into long repressed and lost
neediness, fear, loneliness and loss.
This is what one of the participants said about the
experience:
Student:
Last night's satsang was one of the most
emotionally purifying and profound events I have ever
been a part of. No jargon, no lofty spiritual concepts,
no running from the world; just raw feeling, empathy,
involvement and a deeper understanding of love and
what it means to be fully human. Some may see what
you are guiding us into as a departure, but I see it as a