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Sounds True.com, many voices, one journey. You're listening to Insights at the Edge. Today my guest is Mukdi.

Mukdi is an associate teacher at Opengate Saga in Northern California,

which she co-founded with her husband Adyashanti in 1996.

In her own teachings, Mukdi points audiences back to their natural state of wholeness

or undivided consciousness and brings flavors of

feminine quietude and nurturing as well as kinesthetic, visual, and precise pointers to truth.

With sounds true, Mukty has recorded

a sixth session audio learning series entitled

The Self in Full Bloom, teachings and practices for

embodied awakening. In this episode of Insights at the Edge, Mukti and I spoke about different definitions of awakening and how to understand why some people, after a dramatic awakening, still exhibit behaviors that seem self-oriented and

self-motivated.

We also talked about Lufti's own experience of awakening

and how it changed her experience of being a person.

I also talked to Mukdi about her relationship with Adya,

the inside story.

And finally, Mukdi offered us a practice in embodied self-inquiry.

Here's my conversation with Mukdi. Mook do you to begin with I'd love to talk with you about a subject that you address in your new audio series, Embodied

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