Brokenness is Just a Broken Belief
In this Q&A, Shunyamurti explores two of the deepest obstacles on the spiritual path: the illusion of personal will and the belief that there is something fundamentally broken within us. Shunyamurti explains that the ego's sense of brokenness, unworthiness, and feeling like an imposter are universal stages in the dissolution of the false self. As these unconscious patterns arise, they are not to be feared or believed but witnessed in stillness until they burn away. What remains is not a repaired ego but the radiant presence of the God-Self.
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What Happens When You Stop Thinking and Become Truly Present?
In this Q&A, Shunyamurti explores the three levels of consciousness—the I, the I-Am, and the I-Exist—and the state of effortless flow that emerges when thinking falls silent and we become receptive to a deeper intelligence.
Surprise Satsang - September 30, 2026
Evening teaching, Q&A
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Understanding the Difference Between Fate and Destiny
In this Q&A, Shunyamurti explores the illusion of inner and outer and the difference between fate and destiny. Shunyamurti reveals why unconditional acceptance is only a beginning, and how letting go of our identification with the character's fate opens us to the timeless destiny of God-Consciousness.
Discover Who Is Dreaming You
In this Q&A, Shunyamurti explains that individuation is ultimately directed by a higher intelligence, and that the one we take ourselves to be is a character being dreamed by the Absolute Self. From this perspective, even the chakras belong to the fictional identity of the embodied ego. Liberation comes through awakening from the illusion altogether and recognizing the one undifferentiated light that is already fully present.
The Ego Is a Curse of Self-Oppression
The ego creates an inner world of victim and persecutor, fear and judgment, guilt and self-attack. In this powerful Q&A, Shunyamurti reveals that these opposing voices are not who we are but obsolete patterns of conditioning. By recognizing the entire structure as fiction and resting as the pure awareness that witnesses it, we can stop feeding its power and discover our true nature.
You're Free to End the Inner War
In this Q&A, Shunyamurti addresses the inner war between the wounded ego and the superego, revealing how self-attack, anger, sadness, and disappointment become an addictive cycle that keeps consciousness trapped in conflict. The way out is not to take either side but to recognize the witness beyond them: pure presence, peace, light, joy, and love.