How To Do Self-Inquiry
By Leo Gura - December 24, 2018 | 7 Comments
Explaining the technique of self-inquiry and its common traps
Daniel says: Leo I play a lot of Snooker. Can the game of Snooker be a practise for meditation? I remember one episode that you said that you driver around Vegas at night as a way of doing meditation.
I self inquiry good also with the lights off, doing it in pitch black with your eyes open?
Mayur says: This episode fits in so well with me.
Verry effective, it’s like a map that will help me to come back home.
I will take it as a X’mas gift
Thank you so much !
Tedens says: Wanna enlightenment, detach excitement.
Jimmy Feiling says: “To do only what has been done before is to live in the shadow of someone else” -Chandrika Ravi
Deeets says: You’re blowing up my mind Leo. Amazing! (BTW, I thought my answer to “What colour are lemons?”, “I don’t know. I haven’t observed them long enough” was going to give me a short cut to my certificate. Clearly, I have a long road ahead of me. Bummer!)
Diana says: Hey, Leo. I really, like maaanny others, appreciate your work. It s very useful and definetly you seem pretty balanced. I observed that you have changed your facial expression, the way you look at the tone of your voice, compared to older videos I thought it might be helpful, just in case you haven t observed.
I just want to ask you a mere question. Most probably you won t reply. How can I start manipulate people for a higher good, of course? I think about a lot of ways and I know I m better that most of those around me, but when I deal with them, I just lose myself and become empathetic again…with their stupidity.
Anyway, thank you for the old warrior clip. A very good reminder. I just need to accept that, hope I haven t lost it…
Tridib says: Saw a few of your videos. You are doing great work. These resources are useful for anyone wanting to pursue self development, spiritual growth etc. I admire your commitment to truth and excellence and your generousity in offering it freely in the internet.