Krishnamurti In observing there is always the observer. The observer who, with his prejudices, with his conditioning, with his fears and guilts and all the rest of it, he is the observer,
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Nisargadatta Maharaj During your entire lifetime, you do not have any permanent identity. Whatever you consider yourself to be changes from moment to moment. Nothing is constant. If you really
Rupert Spira It is common for people who encounter this teaching to fear dissolution of their identity. What do we fear disappearing with the recognition of our true nature? It’s
Ramakrishna Paramhansa Sankaracharya was a Brahmajnani, to be sure. But at the beginning he too had the feeling of differentiation. He didn’t have absolute faith that everything in the world
Kahlil Gibran You talk when you cease to be at peace with your thoughts. And when you can no longer
Ramana Maharshi The gross body which is composed of the seven humors (dhatus), I am not; the five cognitive sense
Osho After breath comes in – that is, down – and just before turning out – that is, going up
Sunyata (Alfred Julius Emmanuel Sorensen) The Matrix, the Fatherland, the Swa-raj is whence we Are, and where we Are. The
Paul Brunton Neither the body with its senses nor the mind with its thoughts is the ultimate being that I
Jean Klein At certain moments, when alone, we feel a great lack deep within ourselves. This lack is the central
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