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• The self is not an object. The self is a pointer
  Prajnaparamita
• The way to bring what we want into being, is to be what we want to bring into being. Embody it, and breathe it into the world.
  Richi
• We can only long for what we know to be true, somewhere deep inside. The shift that happens when what we know to be true moves from the background (covered up by mind), to the foreground, reveals our birthright: that we are all of Life, and not separate from it. I call this remembering, as we remember what we are, in truth. We long for something already inherently known. Follow the longing back to its root, it is your home.
  Susanne Marie
• The mind acts like a prism, separating what is originally unbounded wholeness into the manifold aspects of existence.
  John Greer
• It's not that the body stops experiencing pain, it's that you stop experiencing the body.
  Devaji
• You do not need to learn, realize or achieve anything. Nothing is necessary, you do not have the right to anything, nor is there a goal to get to. There is only You in the Silence of this very moment. In this lies the ultimate fulfilment and this is the source of all Love.
  Shanti
• Many of us have been told about the background I-AM, which I call the “male principle.” All the spiritual practices we have all been doing are concerned solely with strengthening this male principle I-AM. Practices like witnessing, abiding in the “I” or the Self, and actively raising the Kundalini up the spine, are all concerned with the male background I-AM.But there is another I-AM, a very important one. It has not been talked about, but presents itself again and again in our lives: The “Foreground I-AM”. That foreground I-AM is like Mother Kali who arrives with the noble motive of freeing us from our habitual tendencies (vasanas). But She then intensifies Her attack directly on anything we have latched onto, protected, or guarded. Ego is never really eliminated until Kali visits. Facing Her, the subtlest trace of ego that remains hidden in us is plucked out.
  Rajiv Kapur
• The "doer" is born with the arising of the thought "I did that."
  Eric Putkonen
• At some point, realizations come to an end, and there is just openness. You keep walking through an open door, extending outward, endlessly. The exploration feels like it is always just beginning, and yet, the self remains the same. Sameness is exploring itself. Newness within sameness. Deepening, ever deepening, within sameness. There is depth to explore, vistas to see, experiences to have. And it is all occurring within the self. The self discovering itself.
  Susanne Marie
• 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