Not Taking Your Thoughts So Seriously

When you realise that the major cause of suffering is taking your thoughts too seriously, a sense of freedom arises almost immediately. You suddenly recognise your vastness and spaciousness beyond thinking. Your true identity begins to emerge. 

Peace Cannot Come With Fighting

You can’t fight for peace. You can only bring this quality into existence by being this quality - by being peaceful. Don’t say you want peace through your anger and violence. There is nothing more hypocritical than this. 

When You Make Peace With Reality

When you make peace with reality, you make peace with yourself, others, and the world. True global peace begins to emerge as a natural consequence of this. All other approaches are futile. 

Two Wantings Causing Suffering and the Remedy

There are two types of wantings that cause personal suffering: wanting something you don’t have and wanting to retain what you already have. Observe both wantings with compassion instead of trying to squash them. Your presence is all that is required to return to Self - to peace. 

End All the Violence in the World with Your Peace

Let all the violence in the world end with your peace, your inner peace with yourself and the peace you make with the world. The peace you make with every moment. 

If Whatever is Happening Now

If whatever is happening in the present moment is exactly what “should” to be happening - then the most powerful question would be “why is it happening”? 

Recognising Delusion in Ourselves

Recognising our delusion in the past does not guarantee not being deluded in the future. Being delusional and deluded is part of the human experience. The best we could do is always doubt our judgement and be open to correction. 

Being Present with God and Self

 Being present with God is being present with Self and being present with Self is being present with God.