| By and by, there are more and more gaps of silence. Through those gaps, windows will open to the divine. |
| Your mind is a constant traffic of thoughts, and it is always rush hour, day in, day out. Meditation means to watch the movement of thoughts in the mind. |
| There is only one meditation-the rigorous refusal to harbor thoughts. |
| Meditation does not answer the questions of the mind, but it dissolves the very mind which creates many questions and confusion in our life. |
| No one can harm you, not even your worst enemy, as much as your mind untrained. |
| Meditation is the only magic that can help you to be free from the mind, can help you to be free from yourself, your past and all the burden of the past. |
| The process of meditation does not take you to some new world; it only introduces you to the world where you have been for lives upon lives. The process of meditation does not add anything to you; it only takes away what is wrong, cuts it away, sheds it off. |
| When you are in deep meditation, you feel a great serenity, a joy that is unknown to you, a watchfulness that is a new guest. Soon this watchfulness will become the host. The day the watchfulness becomes the host, it remains twenty-four hours with you. And out of this watchfulness, whatever you do has a wisdom in it. Whatever you do shows a clarity, a purity, a spontaneity, a grace. |
| That is the true function of meditation: to create a space in you where you can be rich, infinitely rich, utterly peaceful, absolutely ecstatic. |
| Stand aside and watch the working of the divine power in yourself. |