

When light sees itself, no longer is
there any evidence of light,
for light at the speed of light is timeless
and spaceless, and in this manifestly
impossible world of congregation
and weight, light has always been massless, and you,
in truth, have always been light.
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To think about “yourself” is to split into the thinker and the thought-about. What is divided by such a process will not be undivided.
Thinking and thought have made an artificial world based on division. Nature, heart, feeling, silence ~ these are closer to the real.
“Thought” is a cyborg implant. You must think what we think you must.
True intelligence is that power which protects inner silence and freedom *from* thought.
When you are certain all parallel lines meet in the infinite, there is nothing to worry about.
To be Self is the infinite. Duality does not so much “hinder” as keep the mind busy. Just look busy and enjoy Life inside.
The eternal is always recruiting secret agents. It’s a Life.
The aim of our revolution is bliss for all and the destruction of suffering. Are you in?
Abjure possession. To possess is to be possessed. It all ends up in bed with Linda Blair. Spirit is not to grasp but To Be.
That which contains every opposite is the only agency and power. You are That.
Distrust any attempt to define You.
Unless you can clearly see the fault lines, you cannot avoid the abyss.
If something is wrong then immediately make it right. Opinions about it are empty.
The true religion is what comes out of the Heart and not what sits on the head.
@Phil_B108 on Twitter (via pbburton)Nisargadatta’s Way
No effort can take you there, only the clarity of understanding. Trace your misunderstandings and abandon them, that is all.
There is nothing to seek and find, for there is nothing lost. Relax and watch the ‘I am’. Reality is just behind it.
Keep quiet, keep silent; it will emerge, or, rather, it will take you in.
Nisargadatta Maharaj [I Am That ch-99]Nisargadatta on Schools, Gurus, & Seekers:
Each seeker accepts, or invents, a method which suits him, applies it to himself with some earnestness and effort, obtains results according to his temperament and expectations, casts them into the mound of words, builds them into a system, establishes a tradition and begins to admit others into his ‘school of Yoga’. It is all built on memory and imagination. No such school is valueless, nor indispensable; in each one can progress up to the point, when all desire for progress must be abandoned to make further progress possible. Then all schools are given up, all effort ceases; in solitude and darkness the vast step is made which ends ignorance and fear forever.
The true teacher, however, will not imprison his disciple in a prescribed set of ideas, feelings and actions; on the contrary, he will show him patiently the need to be free from all ideas and set patterns of behaviour, to be vigilant and earnest and go with life wherever it takes him, not to enjoy or suffer, but to understand and learn. Under the right teacher the disciple learns to learn, not to remember and obey. Satsang, the company of the noble, does not mould, it liberates. Beware of all that makes you dependent. Most of the so-called ‘surrenders to the Guru’ end in disappointment, if not in tragedy. Fortunately, an earnest seeker will disentangle himself in time, the wiser for the experience.
Nisargadatta Maharaj [I Am That; ch-92]Nisargadatta on Meditation
Meditation is a deliberate attempt to pierce into the higher states of consciousness and finally go beyond it. The art of meditation is the art of shifting the focus of attention to ever subtler levels, without losing one’s grip on the levels left behind. In a way it is like having death under control.
One begins with the lowest levels: social circumstances, customs and habits; physical surroundings, the posture and the breathing of the body, the senses, their sensations and perceptions; the mind, its thoughts and feelings; until the entire mechanism of personality is grasped and firmly held.
The final stage of meditation is reached when the sense of identity goes beyond the ‘I-am-so-and-so’, beyond ‘so-I-am’, beyond ‘I-am-the-witness-only’, beyond ‘there-is’, beyond all ideas into the impersonally personal pure being.
But you must be energetic when you take to meditation. It is definitely not a part-time occupation. Limit your interests and activities to what is needed for you and your dependents’ barest needs. Save all your energies and time for breaking the wall your mind had built around you. Believe me, you will not regret.
At the end of your meditation all is known directly, no proofs whatsoever are required. Just as every drop of the ocean carries the taste of the ocean, so does every moment carry the taste of eternity. Definitions and descriptions have their place as useful incentives for further search, but you must go beyond them into what is undefinable and indescribable, except in negative terms.
After all, even universality and eternity are mere concepts, the opposites of being place and time-bound. Reality is not a concept, nor the manifestation of a concept. It has nothing to do with concepts. Concern yourself with your mind, remove its distortions and impurities.
Once you had the taste of your own self, you will find it everywhere and at all times. Therefore, it is so important that you should come to it. Once you know it, you will never lose it.
But you must give yourself the opportunity through intensive, even arduous meditation. Give your heart and mind to brooding over the ‘I am’, what is it, how is it, what is its source, its life, its meaning. It is very much like digging a well. You reject all that is not water, till you reach the life-giving spring.
Nisargadatta Maharaj [I Am That]