गीत गजल कविता

. . Whenever you are absent as "you," You are present as I. So you may say "My absence as 'me' is My presence as I....

. The I - notion alone can have "intentions" - for "ego" and "will" are synonymous. Therefore the absence of t...

. . It is less the medicine than the doctor that cures. It is less the doctor than the organic consciousness that heals. Always the organic ...

. There seem to two kinds of searchers: those who seek to make their ego something  other than it is, i.e. holy, happy, unselfish (as though...

. Doing away with the I - notion is the same as not desiring the personal attainment of enlightenment. . Not desiring that (the "last d...

. . This which seeks is That which is sought;  That which is sought is This which seeks. . There is no seeker, and no thing sought. The func...

. . That which you seek and cannot find - is the Seeker. . "By the inquiry 'Who am I?'. The thought 'who am I?' will de...

. Every time you try to name THIS-HERE-NOW you are an eye trying to see itself.  You cannot objectify THIS WHICH-YOU-ARE, and that which you...

. ...perception is the first stage of the conceptualisation process, and the two elements -perception and conception - form one whole, and t...

The human being may be no more real than is a cinematograph film.  When the projected light is switched off all that remains is a blank scre...

. . NOWHERE, WHERE I am an object, am I; nor where any part of  "me" is an object is it part of me or is mine.  Only here where ...

. The Masters' exhortations to abjure  "thinking"  do not imply the suppression of thought but the reorientation, by articul...