Keep your mind on Reality. Merge your mind with Reality. And you will experi­ence Reality. You will live in a world without problems. The world may appear to have problems to others, but not to you. You will see things differently, from a higher point of view. (p. 220)

Awaken, be free, be yourself. You are the joy of the world. The light that shines in darkness. You are a blessing to the universe. Love yourself always. When you love yourself, you love God. Forget about the past. Never dwell on the past. Remember, time and space does not exist. (p. 202)

If you only knew nothing can ever happen to you. There never was a time when you were born; there will never be a time when you die. You have always lived. You are Consciousness. You have always existed. (p. 13)

In the Silence is where all the power is. In the Silence is where all the answers are. Happiness comes to you all by itself. Joy comes to you. When you sit in the Silence you remember who you are. We come to see we are all one Self. What does this mean? It means we are not separate, we are one, One Self. Think of that. We are all the One Self. (p. 136)

You are Eter­nity. You are Fathomless Space. You are the essence of the whole universe. You are the sky, the sun, the moon, the flowers, the animals, the insects, human beings; you're everything. This is your real nature. No one ever dies. (p. 178)

You do not become part of the karmic game. You have risen above this. And as you become peaceful, anger slowly drops from your consciousness as all anxiety and bitterness and hate are transcended and you begin to feel a wonderful peace, you begin to notice that those people who come into your aura also feel peaceful, feel harmonious. You're not doing anything voluntarily. You have just risen. You have risen to a higher state of consciousness. (p. 307)

I Am That which has always been, I am That which will always be. I Am That I Am. (p. 162)

When you are aware that you are Consciousness, then you are everywhere and you're everything. When you realize you're everything, you become master of all. (p. 208)