- Sensing rules your sensations. You must rule your sensing.
- Sensations rule your feelings. You must rule your sensations.
- Feelings rule your intentions. You must rule your feelings.
- Intentions rule your thoughts. You must rule your intentions.
- Thoughts rule your responses. You must rule your thoughts.
- Responses rule your results. You must rule your responses.
- Nobody can help you but God.
- Nobody can save you but God.
- Nobody is worth your time but God.
- Nobody has anything to offer you but God.
- Nobody is of any worth without God inside.
- Nobody is good for you without God inside.
- Nobody will help you to stay on the path without God inside.
- Instead of demanding, wait on God.
- Instead of blaming, confess similar sins.
- Instead of whining, practice relying on God.
- Instead of worrying, practice believing God knows what He is doing.
- Instead of damning, forgive, knowing you share the same nature that would do the same thing.
- Internally, watch yourself with direct contact.
- Internally, watch yourself from total passivity.
- Internally, watch yourself from a place of non-doing.
- Internally, watch yourself from a place of being nothing.
- Internally, watch yourself from a place of knowing nothing.
- Internally, watch yourself from a place of emptiness and stillness.
- When you wander from such practices, return to them by switching back.
- When you wander from such practices, simply retreat to them by switching back.
- When you wander from such practices, surrender to them simply by switching back to them.
- When you engage in such practices, you are out of the way so that wisdom might enter and awaken yourself.
- Internally, watch yourself without comment.
- Internally, watch yourself without judgment.
- Internally, watch yourself without expectations.
- Internally, watch yourself without interfering with anything.
- Internally, watch yourself without trying to control anything.
- Internally, watch yourself without trying to change anything.
- When you follow such practices, you will find that insight arrives in its own time and is taken seriously.
- If things are knowledge, then how can they exist without knowledge of them?
- If things are knowledge, then why doesn’t incorrect knowledge of them destroy them?
- If things are knowledge, then why doesn’t incomplete knowledge of them destroy them?
- If things are knowledge, then why don’t they change when knowledge about them changes?
- If things are knowledge, then can they exist for an individual lacking correct knowledge of them?
- If things are knowledge, then how can they be all the diverse and varying knowledge about them without structural damage and destruction?
- If things are knowledge, then how can they be all the competing and conflicting knowledge about them without internal conflicts that must destroy and fragment them?
- The ego is composed of knowledge, so the ego is whatever knowledge you claim it is.
- When spirituality is composed of knowledge, spirituality is whatever knowledge you claim it is.
- When beliefs are composed of knowledge, beliefs are whatever knowledge you claim they are.
- When memories are composed of knowledge, memories are whatever knowledge you claim they are.
- When experiences are composed of knowledge, experiences are whatever knowledge you claim they are.
- When a system of study (history, philosophy, political science, psychology, science, sociology) is composed of knowledge, that system and its outputs are whatever knowledge you claim them to be.
- You can argue about what knowledge something is or is not, but nothing is knowledge but knowledge, making all such arguments about anything but knowledge pointless.