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• Realization includes everything, the mundane and the transcendental. In true awakening, nothing stands apart and nothing is excluded. If we find ourselves in a state where something is excluded, that state, however amazing it is, is still a dualistic state.
  Enza Vita
• If you really want to know that which is your own eternal true natural Self, first show you are worthy of that grace by being silent and refusing to continue being owned by a thought stream of delusion.
  John Grenafege
• "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
• 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
• Don't identify with the problem, know that the identification is the problem.
  Rajiv Kapur
• To see is to understand.
  Eric Putkonen
• 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
• Ultimately, our quest for wholeness, our journey back to the Source, ends when we realize we are already there.
  John Greer
• 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
• When mind learns to humble to silence to bow to stillness
 and rest 
in pure presence 
of what is
 grace flows 
into the pause 
and knowing 
knows
  Clare Blanchflower