I is the light of Awareness that shines upon all things

""Christianity: "Jesus said: "I" is the light (of awareness) that shines upon all things. "I" is the All from which everything emanates and to which everything returns." (Thomas, 186)

Enlightenment is the sudden recognition that non-duality is, has always been, and will always be the reality of our experience. Duality is an illusion. Consciousness is not private and personal, but impersonal, universal, and eternal. There is no limited personal entity, no conscious ego. The ego is a perceived object, not the all perceiving awareness.

Self realization is the subsequent stabilization in the peace, happiness and freedom of our natural state. The world, seen in the light of impersonal awareness, reveals itself as a permanent miracle, a divine display that celebrates its invisible source.

Source: http://www.francislucille.com/""

End Game-- by Charlie Hayes

"As John Wheeler reminded me (Charlie Hayes) repeatedly “Understanding is the key.” Understanding comes form investigation. Get really curious to see what this I is that claims “there’s no meaning" or "it’s all empty and numb somehow”. That is “the end game”. Get down to brass tacks: what IS this assumed sense of life, sense of being, that still operates as a seemingly separate me-person despite the insight that happened." Quote

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"There is no YOU to be 'enlightened.' You are not your thoughts, emotions, and body. You are the spaciousness in which they arise. Stay with your deep conviction or notion until you see the truth of this for yourself. When I say to remain with this, I don't mean that you should concentrate or meditate. Just naturally and easily ponder it. In that way, you will have your answer, an answer that has always been in plain view."

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Perceiving-(the truth), Francis Lucille

"We can perceive the body and the world free from any psychological interference, free from the superimposition of a ‘me,’ from fear and desire, from like and dislike. See just the facts, the facts of the world, of the body, of the mind as they arise.



See also the tendency of fixation of the attention either in some form of thought running in circles or some form of bodily sensation, a localization of the body. The mind always wants to have something, some object to chew on. The restlessness of the mind has to be completely seen." _ Francis Lucille