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• Because there is only Now, there is no time for a me to develop. So the I that I Am must have always been here, and consequently, always will.
  Bok
• You can't think or spiritual experience your way into enlightenment.
  Eric Putkonen
• Ultimately, our quest for wholeness, our journey back to the Source, ends when we realize we are already there.
  John Greer
• The habit of always flowing out into thoughts, emotions and outer manifestation distract us from our natural self and the distractions seemingly cover this awareness. But all that it is happening is that attention has flown outward, chasing objects. In reality awareness has not gone anywhere. It is still the background, the perceiving of everything. Without awareness, you wouldn’t be aware of anything, including the distractions.
  Enza Vita
• In the course of investigation, people spontaneously recognize the true nature of themselves, which many report as the experience of peace, unconditional love, compassion, or simply of being home.
  Isaac Shapiro
• “All happiness comes from awareness.” - Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj
  Noel
• Life has its way
  Alice Hall
• "Here we are, benevolent rooted space wearing a remarkably sensitive instrument called the body. Most sages report the body mind insists on being included and permeated by presence, so it too, can know and live its naturalness. The body is the five elements, already free with no history, though it has born witness to all. As compassion we will be instantly aware of any suffering and answer its call, as stillness we will be aware of remaining restlessness. To be with what is in the moment, this is our function and is at the heart of all longing. Join with your fellow sages in satsang, sharing what you are noticing is an act of love." - Pamela -
  Pamela Wilson
• Thought itself reinforces the illusory "me" because most thought is self-centered and/or self-reflective.
  Eric Putkonen
• The construction of the false self has got to be seen through in order to know the truth of Being. We do this by de-construction, stripping down to our bare essence. All the while what we are remains untouched. When we know ourselves as That, then this 'me' can be itself, innocent in it's persona, a sweet personal fragrance of That.
  Susanne Marie