As you sink in deeper and deeper into Presence, which is impersonal, which is effortless, this deep, profound relaxation and resting as being. It is Ananda, the bliss of being. In this moment of peace, of being, of Ananda, there is no separate self. There is no separate entity. There are no personal issues.

The veil is just the dance of consciousness. Consciousness veiling itself, God veiling itself from herself to herself, from itself to itself. You veil yourself from yourself. Via the belief that you are a mother or a father, a son or a daughter, a person. A veil which is unnecessary, because consciousness shines effortlessly. And…

Where the optic nerve meets the eye, there is a blind spot. We understand that, we bring this understanding to the forefront. Sometimes our resistance, our habitual pattern kicks in so quickly. It’s inevitable given the profound conditioning of this body-mind. But we are interested, we are interested in seeing through this. We are interested…

Everything that you attain in time, you can lose. But that which you are, you do not attain nor do you ever lose.

This recognition is available to us. The recognition of presence, the recognition of this formless awareness that has no personal owner. There is nobody who exists in time and space. That is simply an impression which inhabits the mind, an impression which we have believed in, and at some point we let it go.