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"Most people are trying to get to the ultimate 'I,' the ultimate Self, the Self, through changing the 'Me.' Most everyone I meet in spirituality, they're so involved in changing the Me to get to the I. Right? And of course the only thing that's trying to change the Me to get to the I, is the Me. It keeps attention firmly focused on Me. Right? That karmacally conditioned, mechanical mechanism of the ego personality. The Me gets transformed by the realization of the I, of the Self. That's what transforms the Me. The Me doesn't transform the Me. All the Me ever does is rearrange the deck chairs on the Titanic."

"In that perception, you begin to see, through your own experience, for yourself, that there isn't a problem, there can't be a problem, unless the mind is believed, unless the mind goes into relationship, starts to comment on what is, and then creates a problem."

"And that view, that part of the picture, is going to be very hard to see, if we fixate in the absolute view, if we use the absolute view to hide from our humanness. Because our humanness is divine, and so our humanness also seeks to be really penetrated through and through with truth and with reality.

And so, for this process of real complete awakening to fulfill itself, there's the necessity to be really sincere. And this is very different than a theraputic approach. This isn't going into oneself to try to fix everything in order to be happy. That's from a different perspective. That's from the perspective of the dream state. And that may be useful if we're in the dream state. But what I'm talking about is a totally different motivation. It's the inherent nature of reality to awaken all of itself, to itself."