Climbing Up The Mountain

Sometimes on the spiritual journey, it feels like we’re walking through fog.
That’s when it helps to hear from a teacher that above the fog, the view is clear. There is peace and joy up there—and that’s our true nature.
When we get a physical experience of that truth, we can return to it. It gives us something real to build on.

Transcript

Sometimes teaching is like,

You know,

Standing and calling,

You know,

All climbing a mountain and calling down and going,

Don't worry that it's foggy or that there's a lot of rain where you are.

It's okay.

It's really clear and beautiful here.

And it will all make sense.

You'll see the view.

It will all make sense.

And you'll see the loving things.

And you'll see that nobody made any mistake and nobody's bad.

That it's all okay.

That it's 100% okay.

And may this understanding percolate into the cells of your body.

And please understand that that view sort of what we call like at the top of the mountain where it's all beautiful and blissful is the truth of the substratum.

It is the truth of what's really going on here.

It is the truth of where you are right now.

You're in this bliss,

But you've just lost touch with it.

You just can't feel it.

Maybe so much.

And what Premasutra so wants over time is to help support you having more and more experiences of the creator,

Of the inner Amma,

Of divine grace,

So that it's in your bodies.

So you have a reference point.

You know what it feels like.

Please step past,

You know,

Holding on to Premasutra's words and do it.

Do it.

When you do it,

You will get like a physical experience often of like jumping off a cliff.

You will get a physical shift.

It's like you will get a blue moment,

Like I've talked about the blue moments,

The power.

You get a blue moment where something clicks.

That's it.

And you just build on that.

Endlessly,

Patiently.