When the noise fades, a deeper question surfaces:

Why would someone who is fully enlightened speak?

In this video, Vishrant reveals what moves an awakened being to teach. Not out of need. Not out of a mission. But from something far more real: love.

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Why Do Fully Enlightened People Teach the Truth?

When the personal story falls away, there’s nothing left to protect or promote. No one to prove anything to. No identity left to defend. So why speak at all?

Love.

Not out of duty. Not out of mission.

In love, there’s nothing to do but be in service to others.

The dream is often painful. Most people live inside imagined identities that resist reality and that resistance is suffering.

To one who is free, that pain is visible. And they can’t help but respond.

Seeing Through the Illusion

You can’t find the ego because it’s not actually real. Try. Look for it. It’s already behind time – meaning it’s built from memory. And yet, nearly every human being is convinced they are the ego. Convinced they’re someone who’s been
somewhere and is going somewhere.
 
This is the dream. A dream that hurts because it resists reality. The dream creates a separation from the real.
 
Vishrant teaches not to collect knowledge, but to practice witnessing the mind, being present to reality, and openness.

Satsang Is Not Words

Satsang means association with truth. The buddha field that an enlightened person transmits is an entry point into knowing yourself as truth.

It isn’t a lecture. It’s not an intellectual download. It’s not about accumulating knowledge or polishing up your spiritual ego.

Words can only point. But the truth of who you are can’t be spoken, it can only be experienced. And that knowing doesn’t come through thinking.

It comes through presence.

Real Satsang is energetic. It’s an invitation into the presence of the Buddha.

If you’re receptive, if the thirst is deep enough, just sitting in that field can dissolve layers of conditioning. Not by effort, but by proximity to the presence.

The First Step: Awareness of What’s Real

Every ashram starts here: Meditation. Why? Meditation is being present to what’s real. And everything you think is not real, it’s dream. Almost no one is living in reality.

People are living in their minds. Living in story.

So what is real? Everything you see, feel, taste or hear in the present moment.

Start there. Reality begins with awareness of the real.

Only Direct Experience Matters

“Anyone that asks you to believe something that’s not your own direct experience has their hand in your back pocket.”

That’s Vishrant’s advice. No belief systems. No traditions. No second-hand spirituality.

You can only trust your own direct experience.

An Invitation to Freedom

Higher consciousness isn’t about becoming someone better. It’s about undoing the beliefs that are in the way of perceiving unconditional love.

You can attend public Satsang with Vishrant weekly. No screening. No pretense.

The door is open.