Self-realization is the tangible presence of an ease of being or innate knowing that there is literally nothing to realize and no one to realize it. Free to be without the burden of being filtered through a personal point of view, and at peace in being. Fully present with what is present in the moment.
1) What do I mean by the above statement? How can you apply this quote to your life?
2) How does this statement about Self-Realization apply to, or is likely to change how you engage in life? How is it significant?
Please take a moment to consider this. Surrender to the energy evoked by the statement and resist the urge to look for answers. Please do not post a theoretical spiritual response.
How does this quote apply to your everyday living experience? Please resist the urge to entertain theories about this quote – what is the direct experience of what I am inviting you to explore!
Namaste,
Keshav
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