This interview with Mooji was done by Yamika in London. This filming did Maren.

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Enlightenment as effortless natural state; the person is only a costume through which the being appears; temporary removal of the sense of identity; persons who have a glimpse have not recognized their true nature not fully yet; pure intelligence that has no form; do not identify even with the subtlest; form-fullness is temporary; the Buddha place is without striving and changing; do not put things under the carpet; if you believe something deeply, you believe it into existence and have to live with it; mind is not real; all practices can be a door to evolving; the real discovery has to happen internally; conditioning to believes to be the body starts very young; willingness to look deeply into the deep roots of identity; nurturing illusions; bites help to find back to your natural place; pain of experiences helps break attachments; what if there is no next? Only when you carry an identity thoughts can be believed; real contemplation means to see that everything that arises is only appearing in the presence of something that is not arising; the space behind the thoughts; what is witnessing the appearances? Mind is working but it does not exist.

 

 

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Believe and attention are your superpowers because they can create; who puts the attention? Who could one be to be carried away? Look without thought; the absence of some-thing; do not keep experiences; like a mirror that can show everything but cannot keep anything; no need to make sense of any laughing or crying; take me; a power without force; do not know what but give everything; saying “yes” to truth without drawing a picture; concept-less conclusion; use the mind to bring you beyond the mind; like space moving in space; not heavy with identity; the differences become playful; if there is no arrogance life itself will teach you on the truth.

 

 

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We are the invisible inside the visible; god is playing as us; the panoramic view softens; suffering is due to unawareness of who we are; under the façade of the person there is something pure; make this knowledge available; un-associated presence; love is just when others benefit from your being; love is synonymous with your own being; one should not want something too much; painful lessons have to happen; the feeling I am arose out of the nameless; consciousness loves experiencing diversity; detachment is not cold; keep quiet and hold on to your being; the play of being and becoming; no selfishness and power to dominate; Who am I? Will evaporate the one who asks this question; only a master can push you out of you; the question “Who am I?” will burn anything that is not you; a beauty that has no form.

 

Anthony Paul Moo-Young, known as Mooji, was born on 29 January 1954 in Port Antonio, Jamaica. In 1969, he moved to the UK and he is presently living in Brixton, London. Anthony worked in London's 'West end' as a street portrait artist for many years, then as a painter and a stained glass artist, and later as a teacher at Brixton College. For a long time, he was well known as Tony Moo, but is now affectionately known as Mooji* by the many seekers and friends who visit him.

Mooji is a direct disciple of Sri Harilal Poonja, the renowned advaita master, or Papaji, as his followers call him. In 1987, a chance meeting with a Christian mystic was to be a life-changing encounter for Mooji. It brought him, through prayer, into the direct experience of the Divine within. Within a short period, he experienced a radical shift in consciousness so profound that outwardly, he seemed, to many who knew him, to be an entirely different person. As his spiritual consciousness awakened, a deep inner transformation began which unfolded in the form of many miraculous experiences and mystical insights. He felt a strong wind of change blowing through his life which brought with it a deep urge to surrender completely to divine will. Shortly after, he stopped teaching, left his home and began a life of quiet simplicity and surrender to the will of God as it manifested spontaneously within him. A great peace entered his being, and has remained ever since.

For the following six years, Mooji drifted in a state of spontaneous meditation oblivious to the outer world he formally knew. During these years, he lived almost penniless but was constantly absorbed in inner joy, contentment and natural meditation. Grace came in the form of his sister Julianne, who welcomed Mooji into her home with loving kindness, and afforded him the time and space he much needed to flower spiritually, without the usual pressures and demands of external life. Mooji refers to this period of his life as his "wilderness years" and speaks touchingly of a deep feeling of being "seated on the Lap of God". In many respects, these were far from easy times for Mooji, yet there is no trace of regret or remorse in his tone as he recounts these years. On the contrary, he speaks of this phase of his life as being richly blessed and abundant in grace, trust and loving devotion.

Since 1999, Mooji has been sharing satsang in the form of spontaneous encounters, retreats, satsang intensives and one-to-one meetings with the many seekers who visit him, from all parts of the world, in search of the direct experience of truth.

Presently Mooji shares satsang in Brixton, London, where he lives. He also travels regularly to Ireland, Wales, Italy and India where he conducts satsangs and retreats. He is ever open to meeting sincere seekers of truth, whatever their background.