Is 'Here He Is' or 'Here I Am' More Accurate? - 7th October 2016

Nobody. So when I am in Satsang with you, with Guruji, one can see—we see or understand—that no, I'm not a thing here. I'm not a thing. I am, I am, but I'm not a thing. And you can really see that other presence or whatever is also unidentified in any way. It's just presence. And you feel the presence of God when you're there. You feel 'Here He is' because, you know, God is inside. Yes, I went well, so yeah. Is 'Here He is' more accurate, or 'Here I am' more accurate? Oh, 'Here He is,' that's more accurate. And no, I mean, when you're there with Mooji, you know, and in this presence, you feel the presence of God because it may... but there you recognize it instantly.

And you recognize it. There is some separation sometimes still with... look, the outer form of the Guru is the most transparent reflection of your innermost being. It is the most beautiful reflection of your innermost being, the most direct, most clear reflection of your innermost being. But even the outer form of the Guru ultimately is a reflection. It is your own God presence which is being reflected. So this being 'Here He is' is pointing you to 'Here I am.' The Satguru is this I am-ness itself, unassociated, you see? That is why it is a mirror.

No, it's still a reflection. I just want to stay with them. And I wanted... oh, because it's a very good time.