
Vijnana Bhairava Tantra on focusing awareness between breaths
Oh Bhairavi, by focusing one’s awareness on the two voids (at the end) of the internal and external breath, thereby the glorious form of Bhairava is revealed through Bhairavi.
~ Vijnana Bhairava Tantra
Our essential nature is 🌺pure consciousness. It Just Is ~ Billy Doyle
There are no steps to self realization ~ Nisargadatta Maharaj
The life I am trying to grasp is the ME that is trying to grasp it ~ RD Laing
There are no steps to self realization ~ Nisargadatta Maharaj
There are no steps to self realization ~ Nisargadatta Maharaj
There are no steps to self realization ~ Nisargadatta Maharaj
Select quotations on Self Enquiry and Centering Awareness from the Vijñāna Bhairava Tantra
When the awareness has abandoned one object and remains fixed without moving on to another object, then through the state in between (the two) the supreme realisation will unfold. ~ Verse 62
One should concentrate on the state when sleep has not yet come, but the external awareness has disappeared (between waking and sleep)—there the…
I Am That: Talks with Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj.
Questioner: You too will die.
Maharaj: I am dead already. Physical death will make no difference in my case. I am a timeless being. I am free of desire or fear because I do not remember the past or imagine the future; Where there are no names and shapes, how can there be desire and…
Ego ~ Francis Lucille
Only the ego wants to get rid of the ego – Francis Lucille
Hills are divine ~ Francis Lucille
We cannot see how divine the hills and mountains are, so we want an angel with wings on top of them – Francis Lucille
Outposts of the mind ~ Francis Lucille
When we have reached the outposts of the mind, We have ready for the journey to the heart. – Francis Lucille
We are the universe ~ Francis Lucille
We are one huge universe speaking and listening to itself – Francis Lucille
Joy ~ Francis Lucille
Joy knows itself, as a child we didn’t know the word joy, we were joy – Francis Lucille
Mind covers up reality ~ Nisargadatta Maharaj
“The mind covers up reality, without knowing it. To know the nature of the mind, you need intelligence, the capacity to look at the mind in silent and dispassionate awareness.” – Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj
Essence of Vedanta ~ Swami Vikekananda
“The essence of Vedanta is that there is but one being and that every soul is that being in full, not a part of that being” – Swami Vivekananda.
All events happen in awareness ~ Jean Klein
“There is no more Identification with time and space, body sensors, and mind. All events happen in awareness.” – Jean Klein
Art arises from consciousness ~ Jean Klein
“A work of art always arises from the background: Consciousness. Be it music, painting, architecture, poetry or sculpture, It is always seen by the artist in an instant, like a flash of lightening, as it surges forth from deep within him.” – Jean Klein
Presence of stillness ~ Jean Klein
It is like being in the desert. First, you have to listen to the absence of the sound and call it silence. then suddenly you may be taken by the presence of stillness where you are one with listening to itself. – Jean Klein
Memory ~ Jean Klein
“Ego is nothing more than an Image held together by a memory” – Jean Klein
Root of all desires ~ Jean Klein
“The root of all desires is the one desire: to come home, to be at peace.” ― Jean Klein
Trust the infinite ~ Billy Doyle
“There comes a time, when you have to let go all the words, all the teaching and trust the infinite.” ― Billy Doyle, The Mirage of Separation
Follow Silence ~ Jean klein
“Go deeply into the urge to be silent and not the mental interference of how, where and when. If you follow silence to its source you can be taken by it in a moment.” ― Jean Klein, Who Am I?: The Sacred Quest
Importance of understanding ~ Jean Klien
“What is important is neither pleasure nor pain, success nor failure, what is important is to understand that neither of them have any importance whatsoever. This understanding calls for peace, calm and serenity.” ― Jean Klein, Be Who You Are
Openness is the nature of life ~ Jean Klein
“Welcoming, openness, is the nature of life.” – Jean Klein, I am
Consciousness is the knower of things ~ Swami Sarvapriyananda
“You cant find consciousness. It isn’t a thing. It is the knower of a thing.” – Swami Sarvapriyananda.
Jean Klein ~ The man and his teachings
“I was waiting for one afternoon for a train. The platform was deserted and the landscape sleepy. It was silent. The train was late, and I was very relaxed and free of all thinking. Suddenly a cock crowed and its unusual sound made me aware of my silence.
It was not the objective silence…
Billy Doyle ~ The Poet of Non Duality
Billy Doyle’s approach is influenced by Jean Klein. This approach of Billy is based on the traditional art of listening to our bodies. We humans do not actually know the real body. Through accumulated tensions and living in the head, the body too has become an idea rather than something living, something that can be…
Rupert Spira ~ the man and his teachings
Enlightenment is the identification of our true nature. It is the essential experience of ‘being aware’ of Awareness itself. This does not share the limits or destiny of the body. This understanding is then integrated into every part of our daily lives.
Who am I? What is my real nature? – Billy Doyle
When you begin to understand that the mind cannot understand, at that moment innocence arises, you come to the feeling ‘I don’t know’, ‘I don’t know’. In not knowing I would say, you become open, you become available, you become available for that you cannot think that is beyond the mind, but that which is…
Advaita Vedanta ~ An Introduction
Advaita Vedanta refers to the non-duality school of Hindu philosophy. This in turn springs from the Upanishads. This is elaborated intimately by eminent scholars like Gaudapada and Sri Adi Shankaracharya. Dvaita means duality and Advaita means non-duality. In other words, Advaita means the absence of the duality between subject and object.
Ramana Maharshi ~ The Sage of Arunachala
The Upadesa given by Ramana Maharshi was secret in a sense. Although questions were asked to him and he answered them in public. his guidance to each of his disciples was direct and adapted to the latter’s character. He believed that the spiritual instructions must be provided to the people to uplift them.