“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.” SilenceMeditationStillnessNondualityRetreatVedantaContemplative PrayerPure PrayerPrayerfulness Book:Who Am I?: The Sacred Quest Source: Who Am I?: The Sacred Quest
“Deep inquiry leads to contemplation, or prayer. Through dedicated contemplation we can attune to consciousness, the light which constitutes all phenomena. This light is our intrinsic nature. Our being is always shining. Our real nature is openness, listening, release, surrender without producing or will. Prayer or contemplation is welcoming free from projection and expectation. It is without demand and formulation. It invites the object to unfold in you and reveals your openness to you. Live with this opening, this vastness. Attune yourself to it. It is love. Ardent contemplation brings you to living meditation so ultimately they are one.” LoveSilenceOnenessStillnessNondualityPresenceVedantaContemplative PrayerPure PrayerPrayerfulness Book:Who Am I?: The Sacred Quest Source: Who Am I?: The Sacred Quest
“First you recognize stillness, then you are it. You feel yourself as autonomous, that is, not identified with what is all around you. And now true relation is possible.” RelationshipOnenessStillnessCommunionNondualityVedanta Book:Who Am I?: The Sacred Quest Source: Who Am I?: The Sacred Quest
“It is like being in the desert. At first you listen to the absence of sounds and call it silence. Then suddenly you may be taken by the presence of stillness where you are one with listening itself.” FirstsMaySoundSilenceTakenListeningAbsenceDesertWhere You AreStillness Book:Who Am I?: The Sacred Quest Source: Who Am I?: The Sacred Quest
“In listening and stillness there is nobody who is still, and this stillness doesn't refer to any object; it is absolutely objectless; it is our real nature.” StillsRealSilenceObjectsListeningStillness Author:Jean Klein
