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Category: Magdi Badawy

  • Being and Awareness are One

    Being and Awareness are One

    “He uses the terms “awareness,” “reality,” and “being” interchangeably to describe the “changeless” aspect of our experience that remains constant despite physical phenomenal changes, such as the body aging from ten to forty years old.”

  • Being & Knowing đź”—

    Being & Knowing đź”—

    Holger: Please don’t rush over this page! Take your time; there is not “more” information you need in order to wake up from person to Presence than to bravely, playfully, earnestly follow Magdi’s pointers. Learn/risk to ask freedom questions, not knowledge questions. Together it’s more fun, alone we cannot see our own biases.