Enlightenment Guided Inquiry - The Neti Neti Method

Spiritual Enlightenment - A guided walk-through for how to create an enlightenment experience using the ancient Neti Neti method from Advaita Vedanta.

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[daisy]

It's all there ....incredible how Leo can make it understandable and workable. This is a gift!

[Therevolution]

Heyyy this is Neo, and today I'm going to show you the way out of the matrix.

[thelachstar]

I felt fear at first, but then realised that this ‘nothingness’ of ourselves is so frickin amazing and most importantly the notion of it being outside of time and space is absolutely mind blowing to discover

[keyframeguy]

Have been reading 'I am That' by Nisargadutta Maharaj, and 'Be as you are' by Ramana Maharshi, the two rockstars among many in this world, who managed to trigger their enlightenment experience. Advaita Vedanta is quite paradoxical in nature at times, and yet, it makes more sense than anything else in the world. Advaita means non-dual, where-in, a person finds himself as a part of everything that exists, as well as everything that doesn't. As long as one is stuck by identifying themselves with the body or the mind, there is attachment, and that can only lead to pain and suffering. What a wonderful trick the mind plays on itself, using the garb of the ego. The funniest part is that the ego itself is also an illusion.
Thanks for sharing your views and experiences here, Leo. Much appreciated !

[demolitionman]

I had it....
it was beautiful leo..
I was at peace...
I literally cried...

[ikramansari]

Very powerful. When I found myself. I couldn't hold my tears. I just cried.
Be very very blessed Leo.

[funwheels]

Thank you Leo for this exercise. The meditation starts at 10:45

[ytrdg]

I've meditated for 20 years and of all the meditations I've explored, this guided meditation was the most profound. I did have an experience in which after 'eliminating' the senses and thoughts, there came the insight: I Am The Truth. Then my body sort of vibrated with 'shivers' and my body felt very large, and visually the room became 'small' as if I saw it from the vantage of the ceiling. I just felt literally expanded, and this 'fact' of I AM The Truth was so simple and clear. Profound indeed. Thank you Leo! 😀

[xbendiistraw]

Leo, I became emotional once I started thinking about how everything about my existence has changed over time and will always continue to change. I've been getting into enlightenment alot and watching your videos for over a year now, and I'm always keeping an open mind. I know that one day this will all make sense to me and I'll have the answer one day. It's all about trusting the path and accepting all your experiences.

[mimisapphire]

This really good, thank you! I've listened to a lot of 'self inquiry' vids - Mooji, Spira, Adyashsanti etc - and this is one of the best. More please, it really helps to come at it from different angles 🙏

[iammkblv]

What I like is that now I don't have to be anything. My striving to define myself as something isn't what I am, so I don't cling to it. My experience of nothingness has led to losing the fear of death because I know I can be held by the womb of the universe.

[Kirkeuglen]

Thanks Leo for this video. Absolutely amazing. I'm shocked to say that I for like 30-60 seconds (around the 1 hour mark) truly got an enlightenment experience/the feel of nothingness. I was lying in my bed with my headphones on, listening to your voice and staring at the white ceiling in my room. Suddenly my vision sort of changed to something I can't really explain - I mean I was staring at the white ceiling but suddenly I did not see a ceiling anymore, but I just saw, yeah well - nothingness. At the same time I got a very intense sensation of fear and wonder in my whole body. "Awe" is probably the best description. Your voice was still speaking out of the earphones, but your words did suddenly not have any meaning anymore, they were just meaningless words.
The experience can maybe best be described as floating in an ocean of nothingness (totally losing the sense of who I think I am, while being completetly aware of _it_ happening), however it was coupled with some pretty intense fear. I know others have described this fear as the ego's last defense-mechanism, which seems fitting. My heart started beating faster and I started breathing more heavily. It was extremely intense, but also very beautiful in its own mystical way.

Anyway, I just wanted to share my experience. It was an eye-opener, because it's the first time I've experienced this feeling/ego-death 'sober'. It has happened before on LSD for me.

It's interesting it happened to me while I had my eyes open. I also tried for most of the video to close my eyes, but it made me kind of sleepy (probably partly because I was lying down). I think for some people (like me) it might be beneficial to keep the eyes open and stare at something in a lit room. It prevents you from getting sleepy (light keeps you awake), and also I feel it seems easier for "my" internal dialogue to silence when I stare at something, instead of closing my eyes. It's like keeping my eyes open sort-of heightens my awareness (as long as I'm staring at something simply (no motion) and not thinking about what I'm seeing).

I've for a long time believed it was possible to experience ego-death without psychedelics (namely during disciplined meditation/enlightenment work) and this enlightenment-video truly proved it by making me experience it :)

The method of trying to locate one self logically, but failing again and again to a point where you give up, surely is effective I must say. It was like 'my self' saw no other option than surrendering (like you say in the end).., because it actually happened at a point where I was starting to become a bit upset/annoyed of the whole proces, .. and then boom, it happened, and it surely did knock my socks off.

Thx a lot Leo, you must put an immense amount of work into these videos. Keep it up man.

[TigerZer]

Thank you Leo with all my heart. I was litterally in tears as soon as I realised. My body took over and forced me to breakdown, amazing experience.

[kurtericmunroe]

I followed your words exactly. They were the map that took me precisely to the nothingness I finally found right in front of my face. My goodness. My goodness. Still processing. I am stunned. So, thank you for the calming guidance at the end of the process. I can't believe how everything is different. It is so obviously forever. Thank you, Leo. Thank you.

[aliwashington]

Hi Leo! I just wanted to say that while I know you are doing these videos as a part of your own unique journey that has nothing at all to do with me, that you are doing this for your own purposes - I am incredibly grateful that a part of your journey involves sharing this information with us, and I am incredibly grateful that my journey has been interconnected with yours. Thank you for being and doing what you are and do. It is amazing how our interconnectedness works so seamlessly with our individual expressions.

<3

[shitmandood]

Amazing. When I first started this meditation, I was shedding a few tears. My favorite waitress at a bar who lavished me with attention for many months had quit her job to get a real job yesterday. So I've been feeling a sense of loss. As I went through your guided meditation, my tears dried up & I experienced a deep sense of calm, as if I'd just smoked a doobie. Nice & relaxed. It only happened once in the past month since I joined a guided meditation center with Korean Buddhists. However, I feel it once again after going through this video. My personal problems just sort of ebb away. The Buddhists are telling me that I always have a glow on my face after meditation, so perhaps I'm getting closer. I do look forward to self-inquiry work more since I've had these experiences than I used to...in the past & often times, it gives only focus & concentration, still great, but not the same.

[TheZeroManifested]

So what I felt was like that life was this symphony of things. Just things, and the nothing is the backdrop of life. It literally felt like I lost myself for a millisecond. But idk if I actually experienced nothing or not. But my mind is open to it.

[ethannelson]

The most important video I've ever watched in my life. Completely changed the direction of my life. Thanks Leo!

[kapacxs]

What you say here is very profound, cause you open people (at least me) to the idea that we are actually the same nothingness. I've been following your work for about an year now and it's only now that i understand what you mean when you say there is no difference from you and i. Thank you for the time and effort you put into telling things as clear as possible.

[peacewolfwm]

Leo, TX 4 all the work U did. B4 I came to this practice, I was using a Dzogchen method of arriving at emptiness. But when I came to the end of your practice, I finally realized that the awareness is the emptiness, & that awareness is who I am. TX.