Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj
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That which makes you think that you are a human is not human. It is but a dimensionless point of consciousness, a conscious nothing. All you can say about yourself is "I am". You are pure being-awareness- bliss. To realize that is the end of all seeking. You come to it when you see all you think yourself to be as mere imagination, and stand aloof in pure awareness of the transient as transient, imaginary as imaginary, unreal as unreal.
Tuesday, December 27, 2005
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In June 2003, I decide to come to Chiang Mai for a month. I have been here every since. I have a Thai wife and a beautiful baby girl, and work as a teacher and a lecturer at Chiang Mai University. Three to six times a year I lead study groups and lecture tours through South East Asia.
