E127: Unconditional Well-Being — The Practice of Non-Closing

Michael Singer Podcast

Michael Singer

Religion, Religion & Spirituality

4.9 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 6 November 2025

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

Our lives are governed by the programming from our past experiences that create preferences, defenses, and closures which block the natural upward flow of shakti. Spiritual work is learning to not close—releasing stored disturbances, relaxing in the face of triggers, and practicing openness in ordinary situations until we experience unconditional well-being. Sustained openness liberates your inner energy, leading to overwhelming love, joy, and, ultimately, spiritual union.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Michael Singer podcast presented by Sounds True in partnership with Shanti Publications.
0:22.5	For more information about Michael Singer's work, access to all prior episodes, and information
0:28.7	about upcoming releases, we invite you to join us at Michael Singer Podcast.com. Jay Girodiff, Jamestrus.
1:01.0	When it comes down to it, all of spirituality is about the same thing.
1:12.5	We make it so complicated, so many rules, so many concepts, views, opinions, beliefs, preferences, hopes, dreams, rights, wrongs.
1:23.1	Oh, my God, no wonder you're drowning.
1:25.3	When it comes down to one word, Shakti.
1:30.7	If you don't know what Shakti is, it's not true.
1:34.5	Everybody knows the Shakti is.
1:36.5	They just don't pay attention to what's going on.
1:40.9	So, for example, have you noticed that if something very exciting, preferred, desired,
1:51.0	expected takes place, you get happy.
1:55.0	Has anyone noticed that?
1:58.0	Have you noticed if something happens that isn't what you want,
2:02.6	it isn't what you expected, doesn't give you what you're looking for,
2:06.6	that you go anywhere from not being happy,
2:10.6	to being disappointed, to being depressed?
2:14.6	Have you noticed some points in your life?
2:18.5	Okay?
2:19.1	Well, that's a nice thing to notice.
2:21.5	I wonder which one you prefer.
2:24.4	That in one tiny moment of understanding
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