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Seit Jahrtausenden suchen wir nach Frieden - im Innen wie im Außen - und wir dürfen uns die
ehrliche Frage stellen, wer ist der- oder diejenige, die nach Frieden sucht oder Unfrieden
stiftet? Dies setzt voraus, dass es einen Weg dafür gibt. Eventuell sogar mit der Annahme,
dass es einen richtigen Weg gibt, was einen falschen Weg impliziert. Doch, was passiert, wenn
wir diese Suche mit der demütigen Enttäuschung beenden, dass es nichts zu finden gibt? In
dieser Episode lädt Pari ein in eine ganz anderen Dimension des Friedens einzutauchen.

In this episode Pari sheds light on the old and long-lasting friendship with our expectations and how we objectify our consciousness. This will result that it stands between us and what we are. Yet, the question remains how to deal with it and all the projections on us but also on others.
Here you can find out how even God himself can be in expectation mode.

Sometimes we are in love with our thoughts and sometimes we do not like which thoughts arise. We always want to transcend the mind, to quiet the mind or even to shut down all the thoughts and we can ask ourselves who decides over whom?
The mind is innocent, but we as owner have forgotten our true identity. We are neither our thoughts nor are we the thinker.

This episode is an invitation to welcome our mind, to use it and even make it sharper without falling into the trap of misidentification.

Being a human is not a clearcut definition as we are an experiment of existence to become conscious through us. But who tells us what is morally okay and not okay? There are 1000 ideas about it and that is the challenge of a true seeker to find your own way, to follow the intuition of your own heart, because we cannot find morality from the outside. Neither in a book nor in a religion.
A powerful episode about the light within us, which is always available to guide our way.

Sometimes we assume that we must decide between our mind and belly. And as soon as we step out of this existential call, one steps into the trap of decision-making, but the question is who has created this trouble? The mind? We? That what must be decided? Or somebody else?

This episode is an open invitation to be in tune with cosmic intelligence and to be in peace, even with the troublemaker.

We can think about the past, but can we also BE there if the moment has happened already? And we can think about the future, but can we BE there if the future has not yet arrived? What remains when we neither can be in the past or future?

Pari explores the phenomenon of time and space by looking at our intellect and how everything happens simultaneously.

Which qualities can be helpful to welcome this gift of being present more and more in daily life? Some might expect some relevant qualities now, but to prevent this question from becoming a new seductive trap of postponement, it is important to emphasise that only one thing is crucial: Wanting to be free. Free from what?
From its own wantings, expectations, projections and desires. Therefore, this is a highly individual endeavour.
In this episode, Pari makes it unmistakably clear who we really have to take care of.

Let us assume that we want to have happy relationships, a nice car, a big house, wealth, health and everything we think that leads to fulfilment.
At the same time, these are temporary phenomenon’s, which come and go, but wanting to be free is the highest wanting and what our heart is longing for.
Nevertheless, to talk already about freedom or God is a paradox, because only God wants to be free.

In this episode, Pari sheds light on the nature of our desires and beyond this he shares a deeper meaning of a Jiva Mukta, who allows God to...