From Living Enlightenment, 2002
“The sexual/romantic experience is one of the most confusing areas
of human life—especially for those who seek spiritual liberation . . .”
From the July 1993 issue of What Is Enlightenment? magazine
“Many people tend to assume, especially when speaking in spiritual terms,
that Love and Truth are always synonymous, identical, and ultimately non-different.”
From An Unconditional Relationship to Life, 1997
“Unless the spiritual vision is able to manifest itself beyond the
individual, the profound evolutionary potential inherent in that vision cannot truly unfold.”
From Embracing Heaven & Earth, 2001
“Spiritual experience that has the power to transform gives nothing
to us; it only takes everything away. The overwhelming austerity of this simple truth,
when we recognize it for ourselves, brings us to the very edge of the known.”
From the Spring–Summer 2000 issue of
What Is Enlightenment? magazine
“It seems that in the end it really is black-and-white,
simply because who we are depends upon where our allegiance lies. Is it with the
narcissistic ego? Or is it with the spiritual heart?”
From Enlightenment is a Secret, 1991
“Spiritual experiences and their results are not meant
for the individual. They are for the evolution of the whole race . . .”
From What Is Enlightenment? Issue 1, January 1992
Q: What the difference is between Personal Enlightenment and Impersonal Enlightenment?
A: What is the difference between a burning match and a raging forest fire?
From An Unconditional Relationship to Life, 1995
“With time and experience, my message began to change,
because it became more and more apparent that heaven was not separate
from earth . . .”
From Freedom Has No History, 1997
“The only way for this miserable world to truly change is when the
individual is willing to go beyond the personal in a way that is nothing
less than heroic.”
