We are habituated to believe that we need to do things, we need to be in charge. That’s the illusion! The illusion of somebody being in charge. Somebody who’s in control. And so we spin our wheels, in vain. The mind becomes very busy trying to get somewhere. This part of the illusion, that there…

But we all know that every now and then there’s a me that appears in this personal self. What is it? It seems to be very important when it arises, very significant. We cannot ignore it. We seem to be very familiar with it. This me. What is it? What is this me?

Relaxed. Undisturbed. Thoughts may appear to you. But you don’t need to move. If there is a movement, it’s okay, you are simply noticing it. The noticing is not a movement. The noticing is a sort of stillness. The noticing is not a movement. It’s a quality of consciousness; knowingness.

Happiness means complete fulfillment in this moment. Anything that is lacking in this moment is simply a mind activity.

But there is awareness, non-phenomenal reality, the nominal aspect of your experience; that which is and knows it is. That is the true celebration. That is the love. That is the heart. That is the fulfillment. That is our home. That is that which we seek in everything that we do.

To be fully available, unconditionally. Because that which you are is this complete availability. This formless openness, this huge embrace. And that’s so beautiful.