In this talk with a student who is returning home after a short stay in Monte Sahaja, Moojibaba shares essential pointers that free us from the suffering of habitual thinking caused by egoic identity.
“Whatever you can perceive, from the mind or from the senses, cannot be that which perceives them. And why is that? Because if I was the things I'm perceiving, then when they go or change as they do and must, I would also be changed and gone.
How important is that seeing?
Each one must take their own responsibility to look and confirm that this is significant enough to put an end to this feeling of suffering something.”
Monte Sahaja, Portugal
12 October 2025
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In this talk with a student who is returning home after a short stay in Monte Sahaja, Moojibaba shares essential pointers that free us from the suffering of habitual thinking caused by egoic identity.
“Whatever you can perceive, from the mind or from the senses, cannot be that which perceives them. And why is that? Because if I was the things I'm perceiving, then when they go or change as they do and must, I would also be changed and gone.
How important is that seeing?
Each one must take their own responsibility to look and confirm that this is significant enough to put an end to this feeling of suffering something.”
Monte Sahaja, Portugal
12 October 2025
This inquiry is an urgent investigation into what is true beyond all appearances. Moojibaba emphasises the need for a mature seeker of Truth to be willing to let go of attachment to personal identity—not as a mental or philosophical exercise—and discover that which is beyond the relative world.
With compassion and clarity, he guides us to see that much of what we consider to be our 'self'—our thoughts, feelings and even the person we think we are—are impermanent and unreliable. The seeming solidity of our personal identity is questioned, revealing that it is ultimately perceived by something far more stable, pure, and timeless.
‘Nothing is going to satisfy you—Thank God! Nothing in the universe is going to satisfy you. Nothing at all. Until you find your Self.’
Satsang with Mooji
In this talk with a student who is returning home after a short stay in Monte Sahaja, Moojibaba shares essential pointers that free us from the suffering of habitual thinking caused by egoic identity.
“Whatever you can perceive, from the mind or from the senses, cannot be that which perceives them. And why is that? Because if I was the things I'm perceiving, then when they go or change as they do and must, I would also be changed and gone.
How important is that seeing?
Each one must take their own responsibility to look and confirm that this is significant enough to put an end to this feeling of suffering something.”
Monte Sahaja, Portugal
12 October 2025
