Our task is not to be thinking. Our task is to be ‘thought.’

~ Aldous Huxley

Go as far as you can see; when you get there, you will be able to see further.

~ Unknown

That which cannot be understood can be known. To be known it must not be filtered by unknowingness, which is the mind. The mind accepts and rejects. What it rejects, you choose not to know. Let go of this acceptance and rejection mechanism. Rest without thought, and discover what is known.

~ Thoughts of Awakening

Steady as the ocean’s depths, peaceful, serene; Among all seeming changes, swayed not at all. This is the mark of the Self. Focus yourself on depth. It is unchanging, even now. Don’t try to make it at the level of surface where changes can be swift and dramatic. Dive to find it. Sink. Settle into it. It is already and always there.

~ Thoughts of Awakening

Realization of true Self is the only goal worth aiming for. Notice all other thoughts that say, “I must achieve this or that in order to be great.” Answer quietly and confidently each idea by saying, “I must know my Self. I need not achieve anything else.”

~ Thoughts of Awakening

Do not forget that any form of specialness must be defended, and will be.

~ ACIM Psychotherapy Pamphlet 3.II

Nothing is more conducive to peace of mind than not having an opinion.

~ George Christoph Lichtenberg

Ask yourself, “What am I?” Continue to ask until you are certain of the answer. And then, let yourself be led from there. Let yourself live from there. Do not let yourself forget what you have discovered you are.

~ Thoughts of Awakening

Who you think you are is an obstacle, because who you think you are also includes a definition of how you must be if you are to be worthy, and how circumstances must be if you are to be happy. Who you think you are demands that you control and that you be controlled. There can be no freedom in this.

See who you think you are. See the setup that this thought is. Release the idea that limits and controls. Accept unbounded freedom as truth.

~ Thoughts of Awakening

Reason will tell you that the only way to escape from misery is to recognize it “and go the other way.”

~ A Course in Miracles, Chapter 22.II