Comments for Shai Tubali

Comment on What is Transformation? by Rita Veronneau

Rita Veronneau — Fri, 21 Jan 2022 23:02:58 +0000

What a beautiful and inspirational article! I have been angry, at times even feeling rage, ashamed, trying to suppress it, not knowing why I have been feeling it so intensely for forever it seems! Now, you have shown me that it is not always ‘bad,’ that I do not have to fear it, that it can actually be transformed into compassion. Thank you, Shai, for giving me hope!

Comment on Do we need to “kill” the ego? by Rita Veronneau

Rita Veronneau — Fri, 21 Jan 2022 22:31:12 +0000

What a great article! Finally, my question about the ego having to die or being ‘bad’ or the enemy has been answered!! Thank you, Shai, for your wisdom!

Comment on Why we need therapy by Sally Thach

Sally Thach — Wed, 06 Oct 2021 03:31:06 +0000

Thank you, Shai for your dedication and love for humanity. We are greatly indebted to your efforts.
From my experiences, I see that the mind is the greatest barrier even when one experiences a glimpse of the beyond and our clear separation from the mind. It takes a long time to come to understand its mechanism, grow our awareness and simply be an observer to it. The mind plays so many tricks with its polarity nature, taking us to the highest high and the lowest low. I have greatly benefited from a variety of therapy and healing methods along my path. To me, they are necessary to prepare us with strong feet to continue our journey of moving into the unknown. I think an important thing is that one has to realize that one has to continue moving forward, not to be satisfied so soon with the well-being we achieve thanks to the healing process, which is about making the mind healthy and positive.
I know with language, what we want to express will appear limited and often confusing to others, but still, I want to write something 😀

Comment on Why we need therapy by Tamir

Tamir — Tue, 05 Oct 2021 22:05:13 +0000

Awsome and very true at least for me, ive been guided by you methods of spiritual therapy for both the realizations of spiritual realities and the long term transformation of myself. Eill precedese suffering, chakra qualities, heart powers, are all exactly what is needed for our feelings of weakness, all these are great tools, technuices revelations and simple ways to see how we really work and how powerful we really are, and the more you dive into it the more powerful you realize you actually are. Also the progress really quite naturally leads to the wish for greater growth and expansion and eventually i hope, unity. All and all awesome 😎 thank you some much for your massive contribution to the world and to my own life.

Comment on Why we need therapy by Avati

Avati — Tue, 05 Oct 2021 21:31:59 +0000

Amazing, completely agree…
All the drugs and alcohol so widespread nowadays are the attempt to run away from life. The inability to fully embody this human form mainly due to the avoidance of pain, is the big modern problem, and moreover ultimately, fully embodying our human form is enlightenment.
A modern psyche that is anchored in the sacredness of all life, of life itself will be born with the new humanity.

Comment on Do we need to “kill” the ego? by Maren Springsteen

Maren Springsteen — Sun, 05 Sep 2021 07:43:53 +0000

I agree to dear Bettina! Absolutely brilliant! Man is the only one in creation with the ability to have a conscience vs animals and plants which are conscious, sure, but the older non-dual approach does indeed lead to a life of negativity, whereas this all-embracing, life-affirming, radically new approach retains the purest essence of non-duality with yes, the relatively small amount of conscious free will we actually have to be used conscientiously and constructively by us, not the other way around. Exquisite, dear Shai! Happy Rosh Ha-Shanah to you all tomorrow! 💓🙏

Comment on Do we need to “kill” the ego? by Bettina Eliah Preney

Bettina Eliah Preney — Fri, 03 Sep 2021 17:55:55 +0000

Brilliant reasoning !

Comment on What is Mahamudra? by tamir

tamir — Sun, 11 Jul 2021 09:05:35 +0000

thank you for shedding light on this mystery

Comment on What is Mahamudra? by Bettina Elia Preney

Bettina Elia Preney — Wed, 07 Jul 2021 13:13:40 +0000

When mind looks into mind, subtlest bliss arises.

Comment on Why I admire Tantra by Shai Tubali

Shai Tubali — Thu, 01 Jul 2021 10:47:13 +0000

In reply to gal.

Dear Gal,

Thank you for your sincere thoughts.

This is a meaningful question, of course. The practices are all out there, in the open, detailed and handed to us by great lamas and published by large publishing houses. So it is clear that the tradition itself has determined to make that which was a secret openly known. I don’t think that any of these practices are inherently dangerous, and when I teach or write about them, I hope that I manage to place them in a broad context of wisdom and right intention (that is, not self-improvement but genuine transcendence and absorption in the reality of no-self).

It is true, however, that the best way to learn how to practice them is not from a book but in the right environment of a teacher and a serious process. Those who are drawn to engage in traditional frameworks will naturally take this type of path, but I believe that nowadays there is also room for more essential spiritual journeys that work seriously with ancient knowledge without necessarily taking part in a lineage.

Yours,
Shai