“Everything is one. It has been like that now for 26 years.” – Vishrant

There comes a time on the path when the search falls away. 

Not because of failure, but because the ‘I’ that was seeking has dropped. 

Vishrant shares the raw truth of what it means to be free. 

Not just free from the world. 

But free from the mind that calls itself ‘I’. 

Watch Satsang video here:

Another Taste of the Infinite 

“The moment he walked in the hall, I found myself as the universe. Every particle in it… love.” 

Eight years after his master died, another teacher appeared. 

No teachings. No instructions. 

Just presence. 

And in a moment, 

Vishrant found himself as the universe, with every particle of it being love. 

Not separate.

Not seeking.

Just… love. 

Discovering True Freedom 

As a child in boarding school, Vishrant associated freedom with escape. 

Later, it meant liberation from the mind. 

From meditation and self-inquiry to watching the mind and letting go of suffering, he searched for what could not be found, until it found him. 

What Enlightenment Really Is 

“Gate, gate, paragate… gone, gone, gone beyond the mind.” 

Enlightenment is not a grand attainment. 

It is a disappearance.   

Of the doer.

Of the dreamer.

Of the one who wants to get somewhere. 

To awaken is to cease the identification with the body and the mind. 

And begin living as beingness. 

Why Success Left Him Empty 

“I climbed the mountain of business success… and found there was nothing there.” 

Vishrant had money, property, and prestige. 

And yet, it was meaningless. 

True happiness does not come from gain, but from the let go of resistance. 

Always Be Your Own Best Friend… No Matter What 

Low self-worth was never entertained. 

Because he liked himself. 

Because he practiced self-acceptance from age 11. 

And when you are your own best friend, you don’t need the world’s approval. 

Why Most Seekers Run From Truth 

“Undoing the mind is uncomfortable. But it’s worth it.” 

Many run when truth gets close because to live as truth, it asks that you let go of everything. 

Every belief. Every wound. Every identity. 

True freedom lies on the other side of undoing. 

You Can Have Anything You Want… You Just Can’t Be Attached 

“I didn’t go anywhere. I just dropped all attachments completely.” 

Real surrender doesn’t mean abandoning life. 

It means no longer grasping it. 

He let go of ideologies, hopes, relationships, even the attachment to his children. 

Not with coldness but with absolute presence. 

This is what it means to live as one. To be free. 

What the Buddha Field Really Does 

“It undoes the mind. It clears the pain body. It’s the freeway to higher consciousness.” 

In the presence of the awake, something begins to fall away. 

The Buddha field is not a myth. 

It is the transmission of awareness being aware of itself. 

And it can undo years of mental conditioning in moments. 

Meditation That Works 

“Whatever you can touch is real. Whatever you think is not.” 

Meditation is not a technique. 

It is returning to what is real. 

Watching the breath. Witnessing the mind. 

Being here. Now. 

And never leaving again. 

The Simplicity of Practice 

Watch the mind. 

Let go of beliefs. 

Clear through dancing and cold swims. 

Sit in silence. 

Live in reality. 

The path is not complex. 

But it does require commitment and discipline. 

Acceptance vs Apathy  

There’s a difference between letting go and giving up. 

True acceptance has no misery. 

The story is finished. 

It says: 

This is how it is. 

And that’s okay. 

An Invitation to Wake Up 

“We are not the mind. We are pure beingness.” 

This blog serves as a pointer. 

To the silence behind your thoughts. 

To the love and truth that has always been here. 

You don’t need more time. 

You need less grasping. 

Come sit in Satsang. 

Come fall into the Buddha field. 

And be undone.