Saami People of Norway, Finland and Sweden and Joiking

[eezi-ulgen]

Originally Posted by sentient

There is no “third person” as such in that perspective, only the perspective of an awareness that witnesses both - the self and the other - as Self. I do not know, never met Mooji, so I am just imagining that nondual witness Self …

Mooji is always pointing to that Awareness that is the Pure Being without a story which is called by many names...
I also never met him except I catch his essence through a screen...LOL...
He's funny...

Shoot, you gotta watch the ego self which wears many masks...
We still must play our part on this stage of Life...

...Peace...

[sentient]

Originally Posted by eezi-ulgen

I also never met him except I catch his essence through a screen...LOL...
He's funny...

Is ‘he’ funny (witty) or is it that from the ‘assemblage-point of nondual awareness’ perspective – the seriousness of an apparently, separately existing self-identification looks & sounds funny?

Perhaps both.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnBD...FosterOfficial

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8D1...FosterOfficial
“The answer is in silence” ….
“Honor the wave whilst knowing the ocean …”

In the tribal settings/situations that I’ve been a part of – the individual differences are very much celebrated and encouraged, but within that collective presence sense as to how these serve the collective whole.

I cannot ‘read’ Mooji’s energy-field through the screen, have never made personal contact with him, but had I visited Portugal where he lives, I would have been curious to go & sit in his presence letting the ‘silence’ (which I equate with ‘space’) point out where his “assemblage point of awareness” is at.
Or like a ‘tuning fork’ aligned with his presence and then finding it incredibly difficult to speak as all the words uttered just end up sounding so fake …

[sentient]

Listening …

From one ….
In the end the only thing that I could relate to that (likely a distant Saami relative’s) book: “The Shamanic Zone” (mentioned earlier) - was the point he had made about listening.

To another….
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLWv...nnel=ErinBlack
“The sensory overload”

At that timeframe when I was simultaneously studying and working with the 2 groups, the First Nations and a Western group - OMG the sensory overload I felt @ the Western group, and it was absolutely driving me crazy & up the wall! – yet all the others in that group considered it as Normal.

In contrast, the Normal @ the First Nations group was “the awareness-ground of silence” (which I call “awareness-space”, but in practice it mounts to be the same) and when the Elders present there are and/or are in that ‘silence’ and you could just tune into it and rest/let go into that silence - then all the activities, everything just falls into ‘place’.

And once one is that and/or in that shared presence of silence – one can start to look and listen & learn …

Yet – people are always trying to ‘organize’ the ‘natives’.