Ziziz,
I have watched the both Mooji’s videos in 2007/19. I see the huge difference there as well. But I think that Mooji has never awaken to the true Self even not partially. At that time in 2007, he did not have yet the access to money, babes, and power of the cult, but over the time he has gotten corrupted, because he has not been even good in some basic stuff, he has not gone through a deep spiritual transformation, he has not become a new “person, who really dropped many desires and attachments. Now, he does not handle the temptation of money, sex and fame, because he is the same person who used to be in Brixton. Indeed, the living Mooji’s “altar” has been arranged in the both videos.
But Mooji has always been talking from a false position of neo-advaita view. Everyone can try it that the attention or recognition to one’s self does not take the one to experience directly the true Self, because the attention/mind/recognition itself is only a reflection of the true Self, it not accessible so easy. Simply, I think that one must wake up to the true Self, it’s like the second spiritual "puberty". One begins to experience something completely new and it must stay with the one.
I have watched the both Mooji’s videos in 2007/19. I see the huge difference there as well. But I think that Mooji has never awaken to the true Self even not partially. At that time in 2007, he did not have yet the access to money, babes, and power of the cult, but over the time he has gotten corrupted, because he has not been even good in some basic stuff, he has not gone through a deep spiritual transformation, he has not become a new “person, who really dropped many desires and attachments. Now, he does not handle the temptation of money, sex and fame, because he is the same person who used to be in Brixton. Indeed, the living Mooji’s “altar” has been arranged in the both videos.
But Mooji has always been talking from a false position of neo-advaita view. Everyone can try it that the attention or recognition to one’s self does not take the one to experience directly the true Self, because the attention/mind/recognition itself is only a reflection of the true Self, it not accessible so easy. Simply, I think that one must wake up to the true Self, it’s like the second spiritual "puberty". One begins to experience something completely new and it must stay with the one.