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• Are you available for the sacred?
  Ananta Kranti
• The invitation here in Satya Satsang is: Recognise first your True Nature. This recognition is always Immediate, never mediated. Realisation never occurs via 'means' , knows no 'becoming' , 'expansion' , 'growth' or 'transforming'. Allow your attention, then, to be determined by what you've recognized.
  Randolph
• "I have always had the capacity to go within myself and to discover the silence within, the inner meditative quality, the inner source of love and truth – the inner language of silence. Now I also notice that this silence is going deeper, and that I go beyond the ego and disappear into the silence. - Swami Dhyan Giten
  Swami Dhyan Giten
• There is no Awareness without movement within Its own stillness. Consciousness is conscious of Itself because of Its inherent movement within. What is real or unreal here is indeed a matter of perception. Hence, the world is as you see it. Whatever you perceive, behold it tenderly; it is alive and throbbing with infinite possibilities of which you are but an expression of love in its pure potentiality...
  Igor Kufayev
• There is no spiritual life. There is just life.
  John David
• The realization of the "I am" is an advanced realization and many will stop here to enjoy living as the universal beingness. Only very few rare ones keep going past his lofty state and come to realize that even beingness is still a form of duality. This is sometime called the “The Great Death” or even "The Great Suicide" because to move past this stage, we need to give up the high identity as the universal "I am" and surrender to the final and terrifying realization that “there is nothing”. This “nothing” is not an absence but a “something” which is not a thing, pure awareness unaware of Itself. This is the only ultimate reality, the final step.
  Enza Vita
• Words, concepts, thoughts, on the surface of the ocean - but in the oceans depths, there is silence, always.
  Jeff Foster
• “Surrender to your non-surrender. Accept your non-acceptance. And just see what happens! You might be surprised where this will take you! “
  Francis Bennett
• Getting out of the head and residing in the heart, moving from mind identification to re-cognising that you are cognising-emptiness. The Dzogchen Buddhists speak of being utterly awake with the five senses wide open. The habit of thinking draws the attention away from the other senses experiencing. Shifting attention to the senses takes the focus from the thinking. Rather than the content, in staying equally with the function of seeing, smelling, hearing, tasting and touch-sensing, there is a taste of the singularity, the oneness that we are. ~ Peter
  Peter Lawry
• Nobody has the power to allow this moment. The good news is that this moment is already allowed to be exactly as it is, whether ‘you’ like it or not. True freedom lies nowhere else but in the ‘suchness’ of this moment, the fragrance of the here and now.
  Jeff Foster