3 Quotes by William S. Haney II

Bionic technology, though certainly a form of creativity, also seems to be a kind of madness.

To be in a state of pure consciousness or no-mind does not entail the rejection of or complete detachment from ordinary mental or sensory experience. On the contrary, in a unified state of consciousness, awareness remains established in unbounded silence while simultaneously engaged in the boundaries of everyday activity.

True salvation consists of the coexistence of the phenomenal content of the mind, such as ordinary thoughts and feelings, with the background screen of pure consciousness as no-mind or the void of conceptions.