What is Advaita Satsang and Define Satsang?
Satsang is not simply a public meeting where a teacher sits before students and the intellectual topic of discussion is consciousness, presence, being now, Truth, Self-realization and enlightenment using concepts, ideas and beliefs. In Satsang, "sat" means "truth" and "sang" means "community." The term "satsang" means "in association with Truth."
There is a palpable "new" frequency of being and an inexplicable silent Stillness that is alive. In satsang, if words are spoken, which is not required, the words arise from the stillness. The "vibrating" of the Quiet is on top of, behind and through every word. The teacher is not "doing" or "transmitting" anything. Instead, the teacher is like an open window with a breeze blowing through, a breeze with no separation. When the mind is quiet, it is called presence and this presence is contagious by itself. Everyone who comes in contact with it is affected, whether they are conscious of it or not. 
There is no positionality whatsoever between you and the teacher. In fact, the teacher is recognized to be none other than one's true Self. It is directly experienced that you are not separate and that you are already aware and whole. There is no need to heal a perceived broken past, since in the Now, you are already radiant and complete. There is no need to fixate on any aspect of the future, in search for an obscure happiness through more becoming, since as Now, supreme happiness is. You are the Now that is formlessness and it is realized that this is the only eternal moment in which true life IS.
In satsang, Love burns everything into Itself. Like the alchemy of transforming base metal into gold, there is a natural transmutation of pain and suffering into Love. With 100% willingness, there is the destruction of everything false, while true and lasting fulfillment outpours.
There are certain requirements for the student who attends satsang. First, there must be an ability to discern what is real and what is unreal (permanent or impermanent). Second, it must be recognized that Truth is beyond the senses. In addition, there must be a willingness to be timelessly present (as you truly are), releasing all concepts of the past and future. Finally, there must be intense yearning and the desire for freedom. Advaita satsang adheres to the content and structure of Advaita Vedanta, the ancient scriptures and traditional sages.
What is Advaita Satsang and Define Satsang?
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