In this Satsang with Tom Das, a participant shares two powerful readings from Michael Langford’s book How To Practice The Teachings—including the striking story of “The Cricket” and a contemplation on death, impermanence, and the Eternal.

He describes how, in the midst of a serious family health crisis and a very busy work period, these simple words brought him unexpected stillness, calm and peace. He calls Michael Langford’s writings “a breath of fresh air for anyone who wants to know the truth.”

Tom agrees and explores how deeply reflecting on the brevity of life reveals the urgency of turning inward now, rather than postponing our spiritual practice for “later.” The Eternal, the Self, and Bhagavan are pointed to as one and the same—our true nature, beyond change.


If you are going through stress, loss, illness or anxiety, this Satsang invites you to:
-Turn toward the Beloved when life feels overwhelming
-Remember that everything sensed and thought is temporary
-Rest in what really matters: knowing the Eternal within

Watch to the end to sit with Tom and this Satsang member in a field of honesty, vulnerability and genuine practice—and let these teachings point you back to the Eternal Beloved Self that never comes and goes.

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This video was recorded live during a Satsang meeting with Tom Das on January 22nd, 2026 and put together by volunteers.