Vishrant

29/05/2026

“I have a problem with forgiveness,

and the problem with forgiveness is this:
If I have to forgive you,
I’ve made myself into a victim of you somewhere.
I’m blaming you for something.
I’m blaming you for how I feel inside myself.

To me, that is simply childishness.
I’m responsible for how I feel, not you.
You can’t make me feel - only I can make me feel

so I don’t forgive people,
I just forget,
I just let it go.

I always thought forgiveness was a load of bu****it,
because to forgive someone
I have to volunteer to be a victim
—
If you’re not in acceptance of what is,
And if you’re in resistance to anything whatsoever,
you are creating suffering for yourself
while probably blaming someone else or something else for it.

Which once again comes back to maturity.
It’s immature to not take full responsibility for yourself
that you make yourself feel.
It’s childishness.
—
We live in a victim-orientated society
that supports victim orientation.
We blame other people and situations
for how we feel,
which is immaturity.

Only you can make you feel.
Nobody else can make you feel.
People can do things that you don’t agree with,
that you don’t like,
but only you can make you feel.
Nobody else can make you feel but you.
—
Jesus’s teachings of forgiveness were for the immature,
because if we have to forgive,
we are supporting victim-orientated thinking,
which is childish.

Maturity is you taking full responsibility for yourself
not blaming someone else or something else
for how you feel

People who are mature have a chance of enlightenment;
people who are immature do not,
because they keep getting caught in their immaturity
and going into resistance to what is.
This takes them back into lower consciousness.

We’ve got to stop being a victim of life,
got to stop being a victim of others,
and grow up.”

Vishrant

28/05/2026

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28/05/2026

Can You Reprogram Yourself Into a Completely Different Person?

28/05/2026

Learn to master your own mind ❤️🙏

28/05/2026

Did Buddha Get This Wrong?

28/05/2026

27/05/2026

“It’s clear that most people aren’t ready for death.

They’re still finishing things.
Still postponing.
Still assuming there’s time.

For the mystic, the approach is different:

Be finished in every moment.

Everything that needed to be said has been said.
Everything that needed to be done has been done.

So if death comes, there’s no struggle.
No racing around.
No panic.

It’s all over.

—

If you knew you only had one hour left…
what haven’t you finished?
What haven’t you said?
What haven’t you done?

Because you may not get an hour.
You may die suddenly.

—

We only get so many minutes.
Minutes are like dollars.

Have you spent them wisely?
Or wasted them on worry, ambition, and selfishness?

I realized at 33 that I had wasted years chasing wealth and success.
It was hollow.

What’s truly precious is love.

Serving love.
Helping people.
Helping the planet.
Helping animals.

Those moments are precious.
All the other moments
are wasted currency.

—

We are all terminal.

Are you ready for death?
Or would you struggle and panic?

The way to live beautifully
where every moment is precious
is the way of the heart.

Not selfishness.
Not self-obsession.
The heart.

You create your reality.
You are 100% responsible.

Better to get ready now
than be shocked later.”

Vishrant

27/05/2026

Why Couldn't I Register Anything Human When I Met Osho?

27/05/2026

Stop improving the self. Investigate it.

The spiritual marketplace sells a better you - calmer, freer, more conscious. Vishrant teaches something different.

At retreat, Vishrant holds a looking question with you. The mind cannot answer it. It exhausts itself trying. And in that exhaustion, what was looking becomes visible.

This can’t happen through a podcast or an app. It needs a room. A teacher who’s already done it. Four days of not slipping back into self-improvement mode.

That is the retreat.
13th - 16th of June.

🔗 Link in bio to register.