Mullah Nasruddin | Part 2 | Sri M

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Click here to join the membership and start enjoying the videos and audios - Talks and Satsangs by Sri M, as they are uploaded in the coming days. https://www.youtube.com/@TheSatsangFoundation/join All proceeds from the Membership Channel go toward supporting the Social Initiatives of The Satsang Foundation. Mullah Nasruddin's parables, introduced in Turkey, by the great Persian mystic and Sufi master Jalaluddin Rumi, to show the deepest aspects of his teaching, should be understood as a kind of magical mirror, where one can reflect oneself and see one's own essential reality. In the words of Idries Shah, "The Nasruddin stories, known throughout the Middle East, may be used as jokes, superficially. They are told and retold endlessly in the teahouses of Asia. But it is inherent in the Nasruddin story that it may be understood at any one of its many depths...." The storytelling session by Sri M continues, blending humour with profound insights into each tale. The session concludes with Sri M answering a few questions from the group. 00:00 – Prayer 00:30 – General discussion 01:49 – Recap and explanation of story on Fear 03:19 – Faculties of the mind and the brain 04:28 – Kundalini, the brain, meditation and emotions 07:53 – The founder of the system, Hussain, makes Nasruddin his messenger 12:13 – Barakah – Grace, blessings explained 13:10 – On stories of Nasruddin 14:13 – Difference between the intellect and intelligence – Gayatri mantra 16:17 – Sri M clarifies a doubt about the stories of Mullah 17:19 – Explanation of Barakah again 20:00 – Nasruddin jokes and stories brings with it Barakah and grows when evoked 21:50 – Nasruddin is a mirror through which one can see oneself 24:19 – Nasruddin stories should be experienced and pondered upon 26:42 – Story – The two men 29:18 – Story – Nasruddin plays the fool 31:58 – Idries Shah relates his experience 34:48 – Rumi tells a story and drawing parallels from it 40:13 – Mullah’s musings – How do I know I’m alive – explanation 42:01 – Story signifying that one should do what is needed for oneself – self-work 42:54 – Story – The ill-timed invitation & explanation 46:40 – Story – How do you know it’s me? 47:30 – Story – Exchange about the moon 48:57 – Story about making assumptions 52:14 – Sri M gives a summary/conclusion 57:45 – Sri M narrates a Mullah Nasruddin story 01:02:00 - Rumi’s analogy of a sugarcane to a sufi 01:02:59 - Q : Earlier you spoke about the last line of the Gayatri Mantra. Can you now explain the meaning of the other lines too? For more videos, insightful conversations, QnA’s and dialogues with Sri M, subscribe by clicking on the link below https://bit.ly/33aarcF Visit us at https://www.satsang-foundation.org/ for more information on events, registrations and newsletter updates. Stay connected with us on : Facebook The Satsang Foundation : www.facebook.com/TheSatsangFoundationOfficial Sri M : / srimofficial Instagram The Satsang Foundation : / thesatsangfoundationofficial Sri M: / srim_official Twitter The Satsang Foundation : www.twitter.com/satsangtweets Sri M : / srimspeaks LinkedIn Sri M / sri-m-thesatsangfoundation The Satsang Foundation / the-satsang-foundation Telegram https://t.me/SriMOfficial Newsletter https://bit.ly/TSFSubscription Website https://www.satsang-Foundation.org To know more about Kriya Yoga and FAQs pertaining to Kriya Yoga, Visit - https://satsang-foundation.org/sri-m-... #SriM #TheSatsangFoundation #MullahNasruddin #MembershipVideos