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• "“Love is not an exclusive relationship with another person; love is the quality that arises when we are in contact with our inner being, with our authentic self, with the meditative quality within, with the inner silence and emptiness. This inner emptiness is experienced by others and is expressed on the outside as love. This love is not addressed to a specific person; it is a presence and quality that surrounds a person like a fragrance.” - Swami Dhyan Giten, from the book The Language of Silence: From Darkness to Light (available at Lulu.com)
  Swami Dhyan Giten
• There is no room for denial in the kingdom of Truth
  Prajnaparamita
• Through noticing how our cells respond in the experience of now, there is a noticing of the production of not only the sense of reality but also the sense of self that we believe we have.
  Isaac Shapiro
• The mystery of life makes itself accessible beyond time. Out of the silence of the One the multiplicity of life shows up undivided.
  Bernd
• Psalms 12: "I will lift up mine eyes to the hills from which cometh my help, my help cometh from the lord who made heaven and earth" ....This quote is a mystical attempt to rise out of the basic instincts of the amydila brain (fight/flight/fear/) and ascend into the higher pre-frontal brain. The hill is your skull.....Jesus was crucifed on "Golgotha Hill"...Golgotha means "place of the skull"....And it is believed that the skull of Adam was buried at the crucifixory point of Jesus because it is at the core ouf our humanity...where it meets the threshhold of the divine that we are crucifed and purified in order to become better than what we are. So lifting up your eyes is a meditative affirmation that pulls you out of the depths of your lower nature and into your "christ mind"....your "gnostic awareness" and into your "higher mind."
  Jess Herriott
• What has your highest value?
  Ananta Kranti
• The true purpose of meditation is to awaken us to the truth of who we really are - The original, beautiful, flowering awareness which is life itself, and from where we can live our daily lives authentically and with grace.
  John Siddique
• The beauty of this invitation is that nothing needs to be changed, fixed, or eliminated. It is a non-dualistic, non-judgmental enquiry into our present being. Everything happens through the agency of awareness.
  Isaac Shapiro
• Who you are is prior to thoughts hold the attention on that which never moves and remain as such
  Alon Halel Geva
• Mind and its fleeting ‘isness’ and reality, are only when the words appear and are accepted as truth belonging to someone.
  John Grenafege