Know yourself as that unconditional silence which is present irrespective of the appearance of information or its absence. And experience silence as the very Substance of all existence.

All phenomena arise for a time, shimmer with a temporary glow, and then subside back into the substratum of Reality from which they came.

The mind seeks what is already here; Consciousness, unmoving yet dancing as all. Peace is not absent, but your very Presence.

The access to our ultimate truth is available in every moment, in the essence of Consciousness, beyond the machinations of thought.

Recognise that the presence of Awareness is the only ever-present Reality of your experience.

Separation is only separation from the point of view of the thought that defines it as such. 

Just as we can have all manor of thoughts without believing them, we can have a sensation that thought describes as 'negative' or 'anxious' without believing such a thought.

Just be yourself, knowing full well that there is no possible alternative. You are you. The alternative is always imagined.

The 'self' that seeks to know its Reality is none other than Reality itself, masquerading as an imagined seeker.

The only one who knows you is you, thus only you can confirm what you are. So, what are you? Who knows?

Here is a list of words and phrases that announce the attributes of our essential nature. The invitation is to meditate on their meaning.

From God's formless essence, a spring of knowing jubilantly fuses a stream of self-evident affirmations.

What comes and goes cannot define you. Only that which never leaves, the presence of Awareness, is what you truly, timelessly are.

What remains when all definitions of happiness disappear? Only the silent, infinite presence of You; already fulfilled, already whole.

Reality is a living Being which is right now growing its body in the form of the atoms and galaxies, our personalities and our friends.

Through its various practices, tantra emphasises the power of embracing the total panorama of life in our meditation.

Right now, our self is completely open to be known as deeply as it is here. All we need do is ask our self, 'what is my nature?'

The ever-present oneness of our self with itself is, in truth, the experience of love. That is what love is; not experiencing an ‘other’.

Is consciousness dependent upon the body? Or is the body dependent upon consciousness? How to certainly know which statement is true?

Reality is free to create anything and everything. When we feel 'I have free will', we are intuiting the freedom of Reality.

How could reality know itself more clearly? It is the absolute here-ness of all that is.

Seeking happiness is the experience of unhappiness that the seeking seeks to allay.

What is totally awesome is that we never encounter anything independent of experiencing.

Does space appear within space? Or does it appear within a larger context of Reality?