
Quantum & God


“You are wonderful, made in the image of God, but what God? The God that you created in your mind. So if your God is a good God then you think of yourself as a good person. If your God is a santa clause God who lives in the sky, with a long beard that you pray for to give you things, the anthropomorphic type of a God saying, ‘God I need this, I want this. Please let me have this,’ whatever God you believe in you become. You become the God that you worship.
Or should you worship a God at all? If you believe that you’re an ego or a human being that is blown around like a leaf, then you should worship a God. For you have to turn to someone, you have to turn somewhere. But if you realize that God is within yourself, if you understand that you are the God that you’ve been worshiping all these years, it’s a whole new ball game. For you stop worshiping and you start meditating. By meditating I mean you keep still. You become quiet. You no longer need use words.
As the mind becomes quiescent, as the thoughts subside, the divine harmony which has always been appears to awaken within you. You become radiantly happy for no reason. You become totally peaceful for no reason. You gravitate to the place that you’re supposed to be. The right people come into your life who are supposed to be in your life. Everything happens by itself. You need not do anything.”
~ Robert Adams (20th century American Advaita mystic)
“When you realize and know that your body is a dream, nothing will ever bother you again. Nothing can ever hurt you again. … Just by knowing this, the knowingness goes deeper and deeper and deeper inside of you, until everything is transcended totally and completely and absolutely. And even though you still appear to be walking around in a body, there’s nobody home! Nothing can ever happen to you again!
Do you see what I’m trying to say? If somebody shoots you, hits you over the head, tears your eyes out, and all these other good things, it will not be happening to you! This sounds strange, I know, to some of you, but it’s the absolute truth. All of these things can only happen to a human being.
As long as you believe you’re a human being you’ll experience these things over and over again like all good human beings do. But as soon as you give up the body, I don’t mean dying, I mean giving up the body and you will say, ‘This is not me. This was never me. I am not a being that gets older and older and older and dies. That’s not me at all! I am pure consciousness. I am Brahman.’
Then something very interesting will happen to you. You will see through the dream to reality. The world will never fool you again. The world to you will be like water in the mirage. It will be a hallucination. The world will never hurt you again.”
~ Robert Adams (20th century American Advaita mystic)
“He who knows himself has no doubts about it. Nor does he care whether others recognise his state or not. Rare is the realised man who discloses his realisation.”
~ Nisargadatta (20th century Indian Advaita mystic)
“It is beyond intellectual knowing and cannot be grasped by the ordinary mind. When we awake to the realization that there is no barrier, and never has been, one realizes that one is everything – mountains, rivers, grasses, trees, sun, moon, stars, universe are all oneself. There is no longer a division between myself and others, no longer any feeling of alienation. There is nothing apart from oneself and therefore nothing to fear. Realizing this results in true compassion. Other people and things are not seen as apart from oneself but, on the contrary, as one’s own body.”
~ Bruce Lee
“If there is anything besides the Self, there is reason to fear. The ego arises and sees objects as external. If the ego does not rise, the Self alone exists, so there is no second and no fear.”
~ Ramana Maharshi
“My mind fell into that vast expanse of Consciousness. Touching one drop of it, I melted away and became one with the Absolute. And now I know that nothing is different from me.”
~ Shankara
“I cannot but see you as myself. It is in the very nature of love to see no difference.”
~ Nisargadatta Maharaj
„When you really love someone, there’s no longer an ‘I’ or an ‘other’.”
~ Jean Klein
“Love is the recognition of our shared being.
Love is the experience that others are not others.
The Awareness with which all people and animals are aware of anything is the very same Awareness with which you are aware of these words right now. Treat people and animals as such, that is, as your very own self.”
~ Rupert Spira
“Ultimately, of course, there is no other, and you are always meeting yourself.
To love is to recognize yourself in another.
What you do to others, you do to yourself.”
~ Eckhart Tolle
“You and I; We are one. I cannot hurt you without hurting myself.”
~ Mahatma Gandhi
“The total number of minds in the universe is one. In fact, consciousness is a singularity phasing within all beings.
What seems to be a plurality is merely a series of different aspects of this One, produced by a deception.
Consciousness is never experienced in the plural, only in the singular. Not only has none of us ever experienced more than one consciousness, but there is also no trace of evidence of this ever happening anywhere in the world.”
~ Erwin Schrödinger
“There is only one of us. One consciousness manifesting into different forms.”
~ Ram Dass
“We are One. There is only one of us. Our name is Consciousness.
Upon discovering truth, the natural love one has for oneself expands until it encompasses the whole world.
You are not alone as a person, as an individual. You are alone as the entire universe, as everything.”
~ Mooji
“Even if I am with a million people, I am always alone. I do not see people as people. I see them as myself.”
~ Sadhguru
“The one who knows himself will know what it is to be animals, plants, rocks, everything that exists. If you miss realisation of your own Self, you have not known anything.”
~ Papaji
“There is nothing that is not you.
You are me and I am you. Isn’t it obvious that we inter-are? You cultivate the flower in yourself so that I will be beautiful. I transform the garbage in myself so that you do not have to suffer. I support you, you support me.”
~ Thich Nhat Hanh
“I am bigger than what I do, bigger than my body. I am everything and everyone. I am no longer a fragment of the universe. I am the universe.”
~ Jim Carrey
“As you love your own body, so regard everyone as equal to your own body. Call it a bird, an insect, an animal or a man, call it by any name you please, one serves one’s own Self in every one of them.”
~ Anandamayi Ma
“I can never think of myself anymore as exclusively in this body; I feel that I am present in all bodies. It is not imagination; it is Self-realization.”
~ Paramahansa Yogananda
“You are the Self, that perfect immutable Self. Nothing else exists. Nothing else ever existed. Nothing else will ever exist. There is only one Self and you are That. Rejoice!”
~ Robert Adams
Jean Klein was a French author, spiritual teacher and philosopher of Advaita Vedanta. According to Jean Klein, it is only in a “spontaneous state of interior silence that we can open ourselves to our true nature: the ‘I Am’ of pure consciousness.” Wikipedia

“[Once you realize that consciousness is everything, it] means the universe is your friend. You have no enemies, nobody’s against you. No one wants to hurt you. You’re free! You’ll develop a great deal of humility, a great peace, lovingkindness towards person, place and thing. All of this happens just by realizing that everything is consciousness. You should do this when you first awaken in the morning.
Do not start thinking about your life and what you have to do during the day. But as soon as you get up in the morning, realize immediately that everything is consciousness. Consciousness means there’s something alive going on, some living thing happening. The very air you breathe, the space that you take up, is consciousness. It is your true nature. You are that Self. Everything is consciousness. Nothing is left out, nothing!”
~ Robert Adams (20th century American Advaita mystic)
Our conditioning, our culture, is
built around this “going against”.
Erecting a wall of resistance. So
when we say “hard work”, what
do we mean? Laziness? Why
have I to make an effort
about anything?
J Krishnamurti
