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• The natural consequence of awakened beingness is a clear and simple expression of presence in each moment, unobstructed and undiluted. In this expression, the creative impulse comes to the fore; all things are now done for the joy of it, to simply express the “beingness”of our true nature by living it through all we do.
  Enza Vita
• The "doer" is born with the arising of the thought "I did that."
  Eric Putkonen
• The sense of 'me' is a thin non-existent veil, that none the less feels real. It is the experience of you being you and not me. This is not a problem to be solved, you are not a problem to be solved. It is life's own intelligence at work: 'this mouth, not that'! Enjoy yourself and when you know that in truth that it is all One Self, and that separation is an experience, and not the truth of things, then we can all play together in this garden of flowers, each face, every being, lovely and original.
  Susanne Marie
• The practice of presence is an opening, a relaxing of your focus (while maintaining alertness) and letting everything come to you, instead of you chasing after something (even though the reality is that awareness doesn’t “come” to us because we already are that). The words “relaxing into it while maintaining alertness” seem to point to a mind-made effort, but what I’m talking about is to leave the mind as it is, without giving it anything to do.
  Enza Vita
• This unquestioning nature is before each idea, before any imprinting, before any notion of love and unity.
  Bernd
• I’m interested in what you think is happening in this moment and what is actually happening in this moment. These are not the same.
  Darryl Bailey
• When you first start to inquire as to your true nature, you might begin to see that you are not the body-mind. Then you might identify yourself as the consciousness or witness that perceives everything. But then from that vantage point you begin to realize that this consciousness is just your universal body, the body of the absolute, and that your ultimate nature is actually before consciousness.
  Enza Vita
• It's Grace alone that brings the desire for liberation and it's Grace alone that fulfills it.
  Martyn Webber
• We don’t think about our head until it hurts, and we often don’t think about our lives until there is suffering. It is a wake up call.
  John Greer
• The "me" can not understand what "no me" means.
  Eric Putkonen