Wake Up and Roar

Satsang with Papaji

By: Eli Jaxon-Bear

Narrated by: Eli Jaxon-Bear, Prince Ea, Gangaji

Known to the world as Papaji, Sri HWL Poonja introduced Satsang to the West. Eli Jaxon-Bear, who met Papaji before he was well known, set out on a mission of spreading Papaji's name and teachings to everyone. Wake Up and Roar: Satsang with Papaji is the profound result. It continues to thrive as a living teaching, awakening truth seekers with authentic and grounded wisdom from this great, beloved modern sage. Listen to the book that continues to impact spiritual seekers around the world.

Now for the first time, the book is available in audio format, narrated by Eli Jaxon- Bear (the voice of Papaji) and Prince Ea (as the student).

Wake Up and Roar offers the listener an opportunity to awaken here and now, regardless of your background, religion, spiritual practice, or circumstances. Blending humor, logic, and illuminating storytelling, Papaji extends his gracious wisdom that speaks to the earnest truth seeker investigating the nature of mind, and addresses practical and esoteric questions such as how to be in this chaotic world and still find peace.

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Stopping the mind and resting in Silence

Love this book. So peaceful, so evocative. Look forward to returning to it again. A great gift.

The simplicity of the message

All one needs is a desire and freedom is available. I appreciate the conversational style.

It goes inside of you

Beautiful! Spell Dash binding! I have had this book on my wish list for several years. Now is the time to hear it. It grabbed my heart and caressed it until I melted! From beginning to end it did not disappoint. If you want a read that will stay with you… this is IT❣️🌹

I love papaji and his teachings

beautiful, papaji a true guru, mind blowing, papaji breaks the vessel. my there be peace and love

The end of your search for enlightenment.

What did you love best about Wake Up and Roar?

The information is outstanding.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Wake Up and Roar?

The mind is a graveyard.

Which scene was your favorite?

It's mostly re-enacting of students, but every chapter is great.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Not easy for one sitting. But excellent for playing every day.

Any additional comments?

I'm so glad that the students took the time to put this together. Thank you for all of your efforts and for sharing this gold.