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“The self DOES NOT EXIST.” When self-observation or self-inquiry is conducted from the impersonal, divine dimension—where there is neither an observer nor an inquirer—then, whether the object of focus is the “self” or another, the experience is inevitably non-judgmental and devoid of any separation or division. Awareness can perceive one…

“WHAT IS AWARENESS?” Awareness is neither a special “state” for “you” (“I”) to attain, nor is it something that must be sought out to be found. On the contrary, it is what remains after the false self—that “you” as the narrative of “I”—has been completely stripped away through the revelation…

“LIVING THE RAW REALITY” When one abides in pure presence—as awareness—the mere mental games of labeling or defining people (including oneself) and the world—addiction of “doership” or self-hypnosis in which “I” or “we” unconsciously indulge—are something spontaneously to be surrendered without effort, as they do not align with the purity…

“THE SERENITY OF BEING HERE AND NOW” When one exists in the here and now as pure awareness, it is felt quietly as a simple, certain sense of presence—a sense of truly being here. It is a state of gentle openness—free from all prejudice, assumptions, or beliefs, and thus free…

“ONENESS IS ALL IN HERE AND NOW.” Oneness is not something that we, as individuals, must cooperate to create; rather, it is the pure presence itself that exists right here, right now. And that is the true nature of impersonal consciousness. If you cannot see, recognize, or understand this, it…

“AS AWARENESS AWAKENS, THOUGHT GRADUALLY LOSES ITS OVERWHELMING POWER.” By keeping attention turned inward, as awareness—recognizing the thoughts and emotions awareness unconsciously identifies as “me” or “mine,” awareness ceases to be constantly swayed by them, regardless of their nature; simultaneously, the volume of the “voice of thought,” for instance, begins…

“LOVE IS NOT AN EMOTION” The “love” spoken of by sages is never an emotion; it refers to the existence itself, divine nature at different dimension form “I.” It is openness and unconditional embrace itself. In contrast, what the mind (the “I,” thought, or the ego) calls “love” is merely…

“INSTEAD OF THINKING” Instead of thinking, simply observe. Not criticize others (including “I”-self), society, or world, or to demand that people conform to how the “I” think they should be; but above all, be aware of every single inner movement of oneself at the present moment. Instead of judging what…

“PURE PRESENCE” When abiding as awareness (pure presence), there is no self-definition or identification with being any specific “someone.” Such concepts hold absolutely no meaning for pure presence, nor do they carry any significance for the reality of what is. Engaging in such activities is merely an addiction—an immersion in…