YOU ARE THAT!

EXISTENCE IS.

YOU ARE THAT.

YOU CANNOT KNOW EXISTENCE LIKE YOU KNOW AN OBJECT.

YOUR KNOWING AND YOUR BEING OF IT IS ONE AND THE SAME.

THERE IS NO DIVISION OF KNOWER, KNOWING, AND THE OBJECT KNOWN WHEN IT COMES TO KNOWING YOURSELF.

HOW DO YOU KNOW YOU EXIST?

DID YOU SEE YOURSELF AS AN OBJECT?

NO.

YOUR KNOWING YOU EXIST IS SELF-CONTAINED IN YOUR BEING.

YOU CAN'T DENY THAT YOU ARE.

YOU CAN'T DENY KNOWING THAT YOU ARE.

AND YOU CAN'T DENY EITHER THAT THERE IS NO (separate) "YOU" THAT "KNOWS" THAT YOU ARE.

IT IS OF ONE TASTE.

THE TASTER IS THE TASTE AND THE TASTED.

The Illusion: Snake vs Rope

Q. Master, the scriptures say that this world is an appearance. It is like seeing something which is not really there. They say it is like seeing the snake on a rope.

A. That's old and incomplete.

Q. What do you mean by that?

A. Those were pointers, they were contemporary pointers dependent on their place and time. That's why if you get too hung up on the words, you will not get anything from it.

Q. What would today's pointer be like?

A. Look at this world as a virtual reality simulation. Not only is the snake and rope that are appearing not really there, the one that is seeing the snake and the rope is also not there!

But don't get hung up on the words. Look to what they are pointing. They are always only pointing to what you really are. ALWAYS! WHY? BECAUSE THERE'S NOTHING ELSE!

Using Words as Pointers - from Wei Wu Wei

"... words, however carefully chosen, rejected, screened, cannot, owing to their nature, fulfill their limited role as long as their reader takes them to 'himself', seeks to use them for 'himself', and sees the illusory character of everything in the Universe except that of the reader."

- from Preface of The Tenth Man by Wei Wu Wei

SPONTANEOUS DECLARATION OF SELF!

I AM THE LIMITLESS, APPARENTLY APPEARING IN A LIMITED FORM.

I AM ALL OF IT. I AM ALL OF IT.

Right Religious Practice is ego-transcending

Right "religious" practice is not about the "me" of "you". Right "religious" practice is not about the ego-"I". Right "religious" practice is not about the "me"-person who participates in "religious" observances.

Rather, right "religious" practice is about the Divine — with Which any individual is re-associating, or re-uniting. Right "religious" practice is, ultimately, about discovering Oneness with the Divine Condition to be Always Already the Case. That is right "religious" practice."

- Sri Bhagavan Adi Da Samraj, from The Aletheon

The World is a Projection

Q. The world looks so real. How can you say that it is unreal?

A. It was never said that the world was unreal. It was however said that the world-apperance is a projection. What you are seeing as the world is the film, projected by your light onto the screen of the appearances.

The content of the mind is the film. The film by itself has not power to pull you or attract you. It is inert and is only brought to life by that light.

If that light is not there, there is no appearance on the screen.

Q. Is that the light of consciousness?

A. No, that is the light of attention. Consciousness IS what you are is the entire THEATER and beyond.

Is Enlightenment in my Destiny?

Q. If everything is destined, then enlightenment must also be destined.

A. Enlightenment can never be something that is destined.

Q. Why not?

A. Enlightenment can never be something that is destined because it is the awakening from the story of the one who is destined.

Q. I am confused by what you mean.

A. It is very clear. The you who you believe is destined or not destined is simply a story. It is a fictional story. There never was such a person and in fact there is not such a person right now. All that has to be done is to look and see whether you are really there as this character or not?

Q. I look and I feel that I'm here.

A. It is true that you are here, but as what? Your story can't be the truth of you because that keeps on changing. Five years ago you had a different story. Ten years from now you'll be having a different story. The character keeps on changing but there is something here that remains the same. Find that out. That is awakening. Enlightenment can never be an 'event' in the story of a someone. It is the awakening out of the story of someone and waking up to what you always already ARE.

"I Lost It" - Excerpt from Mooji's Writing on Water

The voice that says,

'I lost it!'

or 'How can I stay there?'

is the attention personified, not you.

Therefore, don't believe it!

Remain as Silence.

this powerful pointer is from Mooji's book: Writing on Water (Spontaneous Utterances, Insights and Drawings)

The Way to Solve All Problems

The way to solve all problems

is to DISSOLVE the one who perceives the problems.

The way to DISSOLVE this one

is to realize that there was never this one to begin with!

Mooji- Self Realization NOW!

The Truth

Even This Will Pass Away

By Theodore Tilten

Once in Persia reigned a king,
Who upon a signet ring
Carved a maxim strange and wise,
When held before his eyes,
Gave him counsel at a glance,
Fit for every change and chance:
Solemn words, and these were they:
'EVEN THIS WILL PASS AWAY."

Trains, of camel through the sand
Brought him gems from Samarcand;
Fleets of galleys over the seas
Brought him pearls to rival these,
But he counted little gain,
Treasures of the mine or main;
'What is wealth?' the king would say
"EVEN THIS WILL PASS AWAY."

'Mid the pleasures of his court
At the zenith of their sport,
When the palms of all his guests
Burned with clapping at his jests,
Seated midst the figs and wine,
Said the king: 'Ah, friends of mine,'
Pleasure comes but not to stay,
"EVEN THIS WILL PASS AWAY."

Woman, fairest ever seen
Was the bride he crowned as queen,
Pillowed on the marriage-bed
Whispering to his soul, he said
"Though no monarch ever pressed
Fairer bosom to his breast,
Mortal flesh is only clay!
'EVEN THIS WILL PASS AWAY."

Fighting on the furious field,
Once a javelin pierced his shield,
Soldiers with a loud lament
Bore him bleeding to his tortured side,
'Pain is hard to bear," he cried,
But with patience, day by day,
"EVEN THIS WILL PASS AWAY.'

Towering in a public square
Forty cubits in the air,
And the king disguised, unknown,
Gazed upon his sculptured name,
And he pondered, "What is fame?'
Fame is but a slow decay!
"EVEN THIS WILL PASS AWAY."

Struck with palsy, sore and old,
Waiting at the gates of gold,
Said he with his dying breath
'Life is done, but what is Death?"
Then as answer to the king
Fell a sunbeam on his ring;
Showing by a heavenly ray,
"EVEN THIS WILL PASS AWAY."

The Obstacle to Waking Up From the Dream

Notice when you are dreaming, that you are caught up with the story of the fictional character of you (who doesn't really exist, and is not really there, but none-the-less, the experience is taken as true.)

Some events in the dream also have their own internal logic, however, when examined from the awake point-of-view, is seen to be completely illogical. However, the circular logic of the dream makes it seem probable.

The only obstacle to waking up from the dream is to be distracted within the dream by identifying with issues that need to be solved. When the issues are identified with, the seeking begins. This seeking prevents the ALWAYS, ALREADY fact of REALITY AS IT IS.

It is SEEKING for the solution to the so-called problem, and the involvement with the problem, that takes up the attention and makes us not see that it is an illusion.

It is the SEEKING for something that will make the "ME" in the dream feel better. As long as the search is on, it is not possible to look and see that the SEARCH IS USELESS!

AS IN THE DREAM, SO IS IT WITH THIS SO-CALLED "WAKING STATE".

By Grace, YOU ARE DIVINELY DISTRACTED, BY THIS POST RIGHT NOW, TO REST AS THE REALITY, PRIOR TO THE SEARCH.

DROP THE SEARCH, AND ALL IS FOUND, TO BE RIGHT HERE! ALWAYS, ALREADY!