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  • 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
  • To undertake this inquiry, as we’ve already noted, is to go nowhere. There isn’t a thing to learn, a truth to uncover, a secret to unearth. It doesn’t work like that, not at all. This inquiry works on an entirely different axis. It is more akin to dismantling or unlearning… no I’m not going to use that word, forget unlearning. It’s more like a demolition of the foundations on which the world, your world and it’s most important inhabitant, you, rests. The subsequent collapse is all down to nature, as life works it’s magic and pulls your world apart.
    Andrew White
  • We are all born to fly. Instead, we sit on the branches afraid of the leap into the unknown but the unknown is where enlightenment lives. Our true nature is the unknown.
    Enza Vita
  • The separate inside self always has a point of view. In fact, the separate inside self is a point of view. I, Awareness, however, have no point of view. I am the viewing.
    Rupert Spira
  • Whenever we feel confused or doubtful, it's a clue that we are lost in thoughts, trying to solve imaginary problems.
    Joan Tollifson
  • Reference points arise spontaneously. They’re not your reference points so why take ownership? Thinking arises spontaneously in much the same manner as breathing does. While it’s much easier to recognise the automatic nature of the body functions, see clearly that the notion of a reference point, or ego is also just a spontaneous occurrence. If there is no investment in it or sense of ownership, then it can’t be a problem. ~ Kalyani
    Kalyani Lawry
  • 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
  • Here moment to moment. Feeling the flow of life and moving as it. Trusting, not knowing, no names, no ideas, just life. Nothing as a stage to something else. Just here now and constantly surprised.
    Bok
  • No One gets this There is no awakening, no attainment, no getting it, no seeing-through, nothing, no thing. It’s not that you get answers - when the questioner ends, there are simply no questions, no-thing. ~ Peter
    Peter Lawry
  • Through the inner being, we come in contact with the inner ocean, the undefined and boundless within ourselves, where we are one with life. We realize that God is part of life. We realize that God is not a person, but the consciousness that is part of everything. We find God in a flower, in a tree, in the eyes of a child or in a playful dog." Through discovering our inner being, we discover that we are also part of the flower, the child or the dog. We realize that God is everywhere." - Swami Dhyan Giten
    Swami Dhyan Giten
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