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PAPAJI - "Who wants to know?" - Interview by Pete Wilson (1993)

This interview from 8th November 1993 contains some of the most precious, concise and profound teachings of Papaji and addresses a wide variety of topics. Papaji's replies to Pete Wilson’s questions reflect the wisdom of one who directly knows the truth of Being, and are filled with the humour that endears him so much to those who hear him. Questions include: . What is the nature of Emptiness? . Is there a place for spiritual practices? . Are there degrees of enlightenment? . Are nirvana and samsara the same? . What is the true nature of the Self? . What is the purpose of incarnation? . What is Kali Yuga?
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This interview from 8th November 1993 contains some of the most precious, concise and profound teachings of Papaji and addresses a wide variety of topics. Papaji's replies to Pete Wilson’s questions reflect the wisdom of one who directly knows the truth of Being, and are filled with the humour that endears him so much to those who hear him. Questions include: . What is the nature of Emptiness? . Is there a place for spiritual practices? . Are there degrees of enlightenment? . Are nirvana and samsara the same? . What is the true nature of the Self? . What is the purpose of incarnation? . What is Kali Yuga?

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