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After having brought to you the 5* product consisting of the first 3 parts and a documentary shot on Sri Nisargatta Maharaj, now presenting:I Am That I Am Part 4 – Consciousness and Beyond – The Final Teachings of Sri Nisargadatta MaharajThose into Eckhart Tolle will surely find this very interesting.Neti Neti Films journeys to India to intimately capture the flavor of Nisargadatta Maharaj from the actual location where his teachings were first transmitted to the world.Through the eyes of the narrator, Dr, Stephen Wolinsky, Nisargadatta’s final and most profound teachings are presented in two unique ways.First: We present the relationship of Nisargadatta Maharaj’s teachings to some of the most extraordinary Guru’s and teachers the world has known.Secondly: Here for the first time, the rarely discussed and most profound teaching of Nisargadatta is discussed in depth. He stands alone in stating that who we are is prior to the I Am, and even Prior to and Beyond Consciousness itself.This extraordinary statement by Nisargadatta Maharaj has the power to propel a seeker into a taste of the Absolute. This most unique pointer directs an aspirant into the Eternal Absolute, the Primordial Advaita that can only be realized when Consciousness itself is appreciated as not this, not this.Featured on this DVD:Seven new presentations of Consciousness andBeyond, filmed in IndiaMany presentations show India then (1979-1980) and NowBonus meditation CD recorded live at the May ’08 workshop The bonus meditation CD is freely available for everybody and located here: has purposefully not been IVTC’s and left at the original frame rate of 29.97fps as the source was pure NTSC (field deinterlacing has been applied for).The file and directory naming has been made so it fits the original product of this, so you can simply place this directory in the same directory as the original product.Enjoy the rip, and even moreso, the amazing content.The first GB for this product, including the first 3 parts of the I Am That I Am series and a documentary on the life of Nisargadatta Maharaj can be found here: