Self Enquiry During the Day-

SELF-INQUIRY
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You can do this all day long.
You're eating breakfast, ask yourself "Who is eating breakfast? I am.
Well, who am I?" and you keep silent.
Whenever you say "Who am I?" you always keep silent.

As other thoughts come to you, you again inquire,
"To whom do these thoughts come? To me? Well, who am I?"

Now you're going to work or wherever you're going.
Even when you're driving your car you can practice this.
You therefore can ask yourself, "Who is driving the car? I am.
Who am I?" and you wait. "Who am I?" again. 

As thoughts come, you do the same thing.
"To whom do these thoughts come?"

Then you get to the office.
You're going to find something very interesting happening.
When you have time and you're not concentrating on your work,
ask yourself again, "Who works? I do. Who am I?" 

You do this all day long.
When you go home, you're eating supper,
you ask yourself "Who eats supper? I do? Who am I?"

As you're going to sleep, you ask yourself
"Who's going to sleep? I am. Who am I?"

How long does it take before you become awakened and liberated?
This is determined by the effort you put into it.

If you inquire only in the morning, you've got a long way to go.
If you inquire all day long, you can never tell what's going to happen,
but I can assure you that your life will change drastically. 

You have to do it.
I can lead you to the gold mine, but you have to do the digging.

~Robert Adams - T81: Absolute Nothingness

God shines equally on all

"I-I" Meditation

Practice
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"I-I" Meditation
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When you repeat to yourself, "I-I"
and do it with your breathing,
you inhale and you say, "I"
you exhale and you say, "I", "I-I".

This is abiding in the Self in the "I".
It is what we are referring to just abiding in our own awareness.

When you abide in the I, you automatically go to the Ultimate Truth.

Plain repetition will eventually lead you to Realization.
It will lead you to the real I-I.

The secret is to practice "abiding in the Self".
Then everything else will happen by itself.

~Robert Adams.

Silence

When you're sitting in the silence and the world is still available to you that is not silence.
That's a false silence.
The true silence is when the whole world, the whole universe, people, places and things have all disappeared.
You have pulled them back into the heart centre.
That is the true silence.

#136, True Silence

That which is the Voice of God is silence.

That which is the Voice of God is silence.
That we sink into the Voice of God, we sink into the silence,
which is indicative of Divine Presence. Behind the thought,
behind the thinkingness is an Infinite Silence and the Infinite Silence
is the source of all existence, and between the thoughts,
under the thoughts is the profound silence and all we have to do
is become aware of that silence, all we have to do is become aware
of that silence by realizing it’s there:
(Pause in silence)

Behind all the sound of the universe, the silence is forever there.
Behind the sounds in the woods, the woods are silent.
The sound of the bird doesn’t have anything to do with the silence.
You see, the silence is maintained even though there’s sound above it.
But the only reason you can hear the sound is because it’s against
a background of silence. So the silence is there, right in the middle of sound.
So, you focus on the silence, which is ever present.

In the middle of cacophony and catastrophe, the bullets are flying around
and the planes are crashing and all hell is breaking loose,
there’s nothing but the Infinite Silence.
So you identify with that silence and just maintain awareness.
You can go about your daily life and do everything that you need
to do and at all times still be aware of the presence of the silence.
So that gives you a centering. A centering kind of prayerfulness
is you’re always aware of the silence, which is the infinite context.
The reality of the Presence of God is an Infinite Silence.
And then, that which you hold in mind in that silence tends to manifest,
not as a result of causation, but potentiality manifesting.

And we thank Thee, O Lord
for Thy Divine Presence,
as the Infinite Silence,
out of which arises our existence.
Amen!

“I do not exist now,

wake up in the morning and say to yourself,
“I do not exist now,
I have never existed previously,
and I will never exist in the future."
When your mind is calm in the morning hours when you awaken,
you say something like this,
you will get a beautiful warm good feeling.
When you feel that you do not exist,
you are totally free from the reactions to the things that are going on.
There is no one to react any longer.
Therefore, everything that appears to be done by you,
will be done in a wonderful way,
all the time knowing that you are not the doer.

I know the teaching sounds absurd to most people.
Yet this is the teaching that has been propagated by Roshis, sages,
since the beginning of time. This is it.
This is your opportunity to awaken. Why not use it?
Do not let another moment go by where you’re sitting there
and believing and thinking something is wrong somewhere.

It's interesting, when you stop thinking of joy,
when you stop thinking of sadness,
when you stop thinking of good things and bad things, again,
something wonderful happens to you,
for you are no longer attached to anything.
Yet in this non-attachment, you feel love and kindness,
beauty and joy, in a totally different way.
Why not awaken now? Will you do this for me? Wake up.
Do me a favor. Stop playing these games.

~Robert Adams.

There is no previous existence to begin with.

There is no previous existence to begin with.
There's no one to practice anything. 

You are living in time that doesn't exist.
The time that you're living in right now,
the second that you're in, 
you're already awake totally and completely, to divine nature. 

In this moment, where you are right now,
you are self-realized and you are free.

But when you begin to think about it,
you bring up the deluded world,
you begin to believe other things. 

So then you begin to think.
You bring your belief system to the place and
it spoils everything for you. 

For the thinking is concerned with time and space.
The thoughts are concerned with the world, with the universe,
the past and the present.

Yet there is no past and present at all. 

And there is no one to awaken from anything.

For you were never really asleep.

~Robert Adams - T.194 - Stop What You’re Doing -
25th October, 1992

everything that happens on this planet is necessary.

Now I know some people don't take this lightly, what I'm saying right now.

 Everything is necessary.
 There are no mistakes.
 No mistakes have ever been made, none are being made, and none will ever be made.

 Your job is to find out who you are, and then you will understand what's going on in the world. 

Take, as an example, if you were the size of a molecule and you were in the earth.

 Someone plants a rose seed. 
In order for the rose to grow the seed has to be destroyed. And if you are the size of a molecule standing next to the seed, it would seem like a nuclear holocaust, a nuclear explosion, as the seed becomes destroyed in order for the beautiful rose to grow. 
In the same way, everything that happens on this planet is necessary.
Robert Adams

No thing exists without your permission.

No thing exists without your permission.

I know this sounds strange to some of you, but it's the truth.

 The things that you hate and the things that you love in this world are your own projections, your own Self.

 When a being begins to realize that they are the world, they are the universe, they then become very careful of what they think about, of how they perceive things.

All things in this world are subject to the law of change.

 No thing ever remains the same.

 Consequently, if you attach yourself ignorantly to person, place or thing, you're going to suffer, for it must change.

 When you dislike something or someone external from you, you are truly disliking yourself.

 For your Self is omnipresent. 

You are the Self of everything you perceive. 

How can you dislike anything?

 It all has to do with you.

Everything is your Self, not some things. 

If you have a bad temper, if you're ignorant, if you hate, you're doing this to yourself.

 It behooves you therefore to love everything. 

Say to yourself, "I do not understand what it's all about."

 Be honest with yourself. 

But if I hate that tree outside, I'm hating myself.

 Why? When you are in deep sleep, does the world exist for you? 

You cannot say the world exists, because you are in deep sleep.

 You are as good as dead.

 The only thing about what you call death and being in deep sleep, is in deep sleep you wake up again to this world. 

In death you wake up to another world. 

That's the only difference between deep sleep and death.

 So as far as you are concerned you have absolutely nothing to do with this world, when you are in deep sleep.

 When you drop your body you, again, have absolutely nothing to do with this world, and you carry on somewhere else.

Find out what you are all about.

 No things are as it appears.

— From Robert Adams Satsangs: The Collected Works, Transcript 86, On the Path (Getting Rid Of Negative Habits), 11th August, 1991

"How can I tell if I'm making spiritual progress?

A question that I'm most often asked, "How can I tell if I'm making spiritual progress? Is there a sign? How can I know if I'm making spiritual progress on this path?" The answer is very simple. When you look at the world what do you see? Do you see the same world you saw five years ago? If your habits haven't changed. Your judgmentalism hasn't changed, your ego hasn't changed, your anger hasn't changed, this really means you're not doing anything. Not practicing anything and you will see the things that you are, outside of yourself. But, if you're feeling more peace, more harmony, when there is strife going on, so-to-speak, you look right through it and you see harmony. You no longer are judgmental towards anybody or anything. Right and wrong, good and bad, up and down, forward and backward are all illusory to you, then you know you're making progress, things are happening. Only you can save yourself. Remember you do not know how much time you have left in this world, in your body, so-to-speak. You never know when you're going to give up your body. What are you doing with your time? Do you waste it by worrying over nonsense or trying to change person, place or thing, or trying to get your own way, manipulation? You're only fooling yourself. You must try your best to let go of this world, if you want to make spiritual progress. By letting go of this world I don't mean you have to go live in a cave and ignore everybody, I mean mentally. This all begins mentally. You have to mentally make the correction within yourself. As an example: You go to a school room and you look through the window in a school and you see a teacher adding on the blackboard, two times two is five. That's the wrong answer. You have no right to go into the school and beat up the teacher. I guess that's what they do now. You can go to the teacher and become angry at the teacher and scream at her and say, "Look what you're writing down, two times two is five, this is wrong!" Of course in her words, she is just trying to show the class. You really don't know what's going on, you're seeing a partial picture and you're judging by the partial picture. But your duty is to make the correction mentally. You see the difference? Mentally you're saying to yourself, "Two times two is four, not five!" And once you're made the correction you're finished with it. That is how you should live in this world. When you see disharmony, man's inhumanity to man, wars, all the nonsensical things going on in this world, you mentally change it, by knowing the truth about these things. The truth is there is only Brahman, there is only the absolute reality and you are that absolute reality. There is only the one and you are that one. As you begin to do this day after day, make mental corrections, the day comes when you no longer have to do this, for you now live in a higher consciousness, where there is no disharmony, no confusion, no chaos. You have lifted yourself up to a higher plateau. Even when I say there is no confusion, no chaos, no disharmony, I'm not saying it will stop being like that in this world. This world will never change, this world is the world that we see. This world goes through certain universal karma and it has absolutely nothing to do with you. This is why you learn to leave the world alone. You learn to leave people alone. You learn to leave yourself alone. It all starts within yourself. If you're not satisfied with yourself, if you do not love yourself, how can you possibly love other people? Or be satisfied with other people? You will always find fault. That fault comes from a deep dissatisfaction, probably since you were a kid. How do you remedy this? By staying the mind on God, on Brahman, on consciousness. Robert Adams - 2/28/93

DISSOLVING KARMA

DISSOLVING KARMA

T.P. Ramachandra Iyer (TPR), was an efficient lawyer. He represented the ashram in court cases from 1938. In the latter half of the 1940s, he retired from his profession and came to stay with Bhagavan in the ashram for good. He also had the golden opportunity of serving Bhagavan as one of his personal attendants till Bhagavan‟s mahanirvana. During this period he had many intimate dialogues with him, mostly when they were together while walking, or resting at night inside the hall.

During TPR‟s last days, I had the privilege of winning his confidence and bringing him into the ashram premises. He lived in Chadwick‟s cottage. He was very kind to me and shared with me many unrecorded reminiscences of rare happenings that took place in the presence of Bhagavan.

While walking on the hill, TPR asked Bhagavan whether it was ever possible to totally eradicate one‟s karma or fate, summarily, in this birth itself. 
“Oh, yes,” replied Bhagavan. “It can be done, one hundred percent, if you do as I tell you!”.

 TPR readily agreed.

“The totality of one‟s karma,” said Bhagavan, “is divided into two:
 (i) the past, i.e., memories of incidents, success, failure, change, pain, pleasure, growth and decay, etc.
 (ii) the future, i.e., desires of impending ambitions, achievements, plans and their executions, etc.

If one is prepared to completely erase the past, that is, all that has happened to one till this present moment, then fifty percent of one‟s karma will be warded off!” TPR interrupted and asked, “what about the other fifty percent?”

Bhagavan smiled graciously and said, “If you have succeeded in giving up the past, that is, fifty percent of your karma, you will yourself realize that the remaining fifty percent is also destroyed. Simultaneously. With past and future erased, there will only be the NOW!”

“How does one achieve this almost impossible act of completely eradicating the past?” pleaded TPR. The ocean of grace and compassion that Bhagavan ever is, replied,

 “Accept and see without any trace of doubt or reaction, that whatever has happened up to the present moment is only through God‟s injunction. 

One will then get tremendous energy to totally erase one‟s past, on the valid ground and inner understanding, that no one through one‟s effort can ever change or alter one‟s past”.
'DROPS from the OCEAN' by V. Ganesan

close contact with God

3 points to remember...

There are 3 points to remember...
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If you remember these 3 points, you will already be awakened.
You have to remember these 3 points in your heart.
By assimilating these 3 points, by digesting them,
by becoming a living embodiment of these 3 points,
you will become Consciousness, Pure Awareness,
which you already are.

The first point is:
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Whatever befalls your body or your mind,
remember that is not happening to you.

The second point is:
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All of your karmas, your samskaras, your sins of omission,
commission, the sinful acts that you are responsible for,
none of these things can touch you,
if you center yourself in the HERE and NOW.

The HERE and NOW is Omnipresence.

The HERE and NOW is All-Pervading, Omniscient.

The HERE and NOW is Consciousness.

The HERE and NOW is Boundless Space, 

Effortless, Choiceless, Pure Awareness.

When you hold onto the HERE and NOW,
when you identify with HERE and NOW, the past is no longer valid.
There is no past, there is no future in the HERE and NOW.
There is I AM. There is the Ultimate Reality, Ultimate Oneness, 
and You Are That.
When you are living in the HERE and NOW, 
your karmas do not exist any longer, 
samskaras stop dead in their trachs, sins are abated, 
you are born again, so to speak.
You become the new man, the new woman. 
You are free.

The third point is:
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You have absolutely nothing to give up.
Nothing to surrender.
Nothing to let go of.
You are already liberated.

~Robert Adams - Silence of the Heart.

what am ''I''?

Reality Means Silence

YOU ARE NOT THE BODY

YOU ARE NOT THE BODY 

It has come to my attention that the mantra that I gave you
a while back is a little confusing to most people.
When you say the mantra, "Who am I, I am He, I am not the body." 

There's a little confusion.
I was speaking to one of you last week and
I saw where the confusion lies.
When you say, "I am not the body," to whom are you referring?
This is an important point.

"I am not the body," to most people means simply this:
"I am not my body." 

But I am a part from my body especially those of us
with a Christian Judaeo background.
We say, "My body is the temple for the living God and
God resides within myself."
This may be true to an extent, but it is not the ultimate truth.
The ULTIMATE TRUTH IS exactly what it says, "I am not my body." 

In other words, my body does not exist, but there are not two of us.
There is not I-am and my body or there is not God and my body.
There is not God residing in my body.
There simply is no body.
No body exists.
Therefore I-am, is that I-am.
You are consciousness just the way you are,
but you are not the body.
In other words what you think is the body, is consciousness.
There is not the body and consciousness.
There's the body as consciousness and
the body does not exist the way it appears.

Everything you see, everything that appears are images,
or what is called false imagination and
the only truth about these images is consciousness. 

These are all cosmic images on the screen of consciousness,
and that's everything.
You and I, the chairs, the couch, the sky, the moon, the universe,
are simply images, appearances, optical illusions.

THE TRUTH IS THAT YOU ARE CONSCIOUSNESS,
but you can't see yourself because of the maya, the grand illusion.
So you believe that you are the body and you are the doer.
~Robert Adams - T.12 : I Am Not The Body! - 28th September, 1990

Always remember

Always remember deep in your heart that all is well and everything is unfolding as it should. 
There are no mistakes anywhere, at any time. What appears to be wrong is simply your own false imagination. 
That's all. 
You are the Self, that perfect immutable Self. Nothing else exists. Nothing else ever existed. Nothing else will ever exist. There is only one Self and you are That. Rejoice!
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-Robert Adams

Well, I read this and intellectually know it is truth, what would it take to truly Know it as Truth?

* This Guarantees that you do not return to this earth

* This Guarantees that you do not return to this earth ***

Do not think you're so important that
you have to overcome a problem.

That is all you're doing
when you think you have a problem to overcome.
It makes you feel important.

I've got to solve this problem, I've got to overcome this situation.
As if 'I' is somebody important.
'I' doesn't exist.
If 'I' doesn't exist neither does your problem.


You know by now that your problem exists
because you believe in your 'I'.

When you realize 'I' does not exist everything disappears.
This is what I mean when I tell you sometimes, there are no problems, there never were any problems and
there never will be any problems.

But as soon as you begin to think there are problems.

Even while you're sitting here listening to me,
if you allow your mind to think doesn't a problem come up in your life that you're thinking about,
that you think is so important at the present time?

But if you were spontaneous and live in the eternal present,
the eternal now, forget about the past,
don't worry about the future but live in this particular second,
in this second there are no problems.

If you can only stay in this split second, no-one is hungry,
no-one is ill, no-one is in need, no-one is suffering.

As you begin to stay in that split second, this split second expands into a minute, into two minutes,
into ten minutes and as you abide in it, it turns into eternity.
You are always in that split second where nothing is happening.
Where no thing is taking place.

That split second is bliss, pure intelligence,
absolute reality and you are that.

So again, it begins when you get up in the morning.
You observe the 'I'.

You watch yourself thinking I got up, I just woke up.
But now here's the catch, do not allow the 'I' to go any further.

As soon as you watch yourself saying, "I just woke up".
Try to catch yourself and ask yourself the question,
"Who is the 'I' that just woke up?"

For in that split second prior to awakening you were in bliss,
no thoughts.
But as soon as you begin to think of the 'I',
the world comes into play.

In that split second before I came along you were awake.
Yet there was no world, there were no people,
there was no universe, there were no problems.
In that split second.

But as soon as you began to think of 'I' your troubles began.
Because you're thinking about the day, I'm hungry,
I have to take a shower.
I have to get dressed and I begins to do its mischief.

That is why it's very important to observe the 'I' coming out.

If you can really observe it you will see that the 'I' is coming out of your spiritual heart on the right side of your chest.

But a funny thing will happen.
As you observe it, it will go back, isn't that interesting?
As you observe the 'I' or as you question it,
"Where did the 'I' come from?"
It will stop.

It will stop its procedure, it will stop its journey to the brain where you become body conscious.

All these things happen in a split second.
So you have to be aware, you have to be alert, you have to watch for it.

I admit it takes some effort in the beginning but it's well worth it.
Think about this again.

Just before you awaken to the 'I',
you are already awake in that split second.
In that split second there is no world but you are awake,
you are conscious, you're totally happy, you're totally self-realized in that split second.

But then the 'I' begins its journey from the heart to the brain.
Now if you can observe the 'I' and question its authority, it will lose its momentum and slow down.
And begin to return to the heart.

If you can get it to return to the heart,
you will be conscious but you will be liberated.

You will go about your business like you always do.
You will take your shower, you will eat your breakfast,
it will all happen spontaneously.

There will be no thoughts.
The only experience you will have is total bliss.
Total happiness,
total joy and yet your body will go about it's business.
It can happen all at once or it can take time.
But it's worth the effort isn't it? Even if it takes you a lifetime,
at least you will be free at that time.

What is more important than this?
Can anything be more important than this?
This guarantees that you do not return to this earth.
It guarantees that while you are alive in your body, so-to-speak, you will be a jivan-mukta, self-realized in the body.
This is your only salvation.
But you've got to do it.

These teachings used to be handed out by the Rishis from mouth to mouth to explain it.

It is most difficult to comprehend the books.
Even though some of them are very clear...
(tape break then Robert continues)

...something within that knows what to do to make it happen.
But if you try to understand with your brain, with your head,
you will forget.
And when tomorrow morning comes you will get up
and your 'I' will take over immediately.

You will say I'm late for work, I'm in a hurry, I'm this and I'm that and you will forget everything we're talking about this evening.
But if you are listening with your heart, when tomorrow morning comes you will spontaneously be able to catch yourself.

I will repeat again how to do this.
When you first open your eyes,
in that split second you are conscious.
The 'I' has not risen yet,
but remember it's all happening in a second.
So you've got to be aware, you've got to be awake, intelligent.
Watch and you will notice that the 'I' begins very faintly and becomes stronger.

You can shout out, "Who are you?"
That's the same as saying, "Who am I?"
Who gave you permission to awaken?
Observe, watch.

The 'I' will begin to lose momentum.
The 'I' will become weaker and weaker.
The way it usually happens with people, with most people, is they're able to catch it for maybe a few seconds and then the 'I' will take over completely.

Do not be disappointed, that is the worst thing you can do.
It has taken most people years,
centuries perhaps to go all the way.

Be happy with what you've got.

But as you begin to do this practice diligently,
everyday, that split second where you observe the 'I',
will expand into a full second,
into two-seconds,
into three-seconds.
In other words for those three-seconds
you will be self-realized to an extent.
You will be conscious, period.

You will not be conscious of this or that, you will be conscious.
And you will feel something you never felt before, a joy.
You will know you're on the right track.
Then when the 'I' takes over completely you can get up and go about your business and ask yourself, "Who am I?
What is the source of the 'I'?"

During the day as the thoughts come to you, be receptive, be alert, question, "To whom do these thoughts come?"
They come to me, "Who's me?
Who am I?
What is the source of the 'I'?"
Practice that all day.
The next morning you do the same thing.

If you do this my friends I can assure you, things will begin to happen to you that you never dreamed possible.
May you all experience bliss and your true Self.

~ Robert Adams, How Bad Do You Want To Awaken ?

Daily - ask this on waking

108 Questions for Self Inquiry

108 Questions for Self Inquiry

1. Who am I?
2. Who is me?

3. Who was I before my first thought?
4 Who was I before I was named?

5. Is there a part of me that has never changed?
6. Is there a part of me that does not evolve?

7. Who asks who am I?
8. Who watches that one who asks who am I?
9. How do I know that I am?

10 .Who knows I am dreaming when asleep?
11. Who remains as me in deep dreamless sleep?
12. Who is the source of my thoughts?
13. How do I know I am thinking?
14. What is aware of my thinking yet does not think?

15. What is aware of my emotional responses yet is unaffected by them?
16. Who recognises my confusion yet is not confused?
17. The one who recognises my sadness, is that one sad?

18. What sees even when my eyes are closed?
19. Who hears what I am listening to?
20 .Who looks through these eyes?

21. The one who looks through these eyes does it get affected by what it sees?
22. Is there a place where I end?
23. Am I in the body or the body is in me?
24 .When I am in deep dreamless sleep where am I?
25. Who perceives me breathing?

26. Am I who I think I am?
27. Who in me knows no sin, shame or guilt?
28. Who listens to me think yet says nothing?
29. Who watches me make mistakes and never judges?
30. Who wants for nothing?
31. Do I have the sense of I AM?
32. Does that mean I am?
33. Who is the one who feels deep Peace and stillness?
34 .What about me is real?
35. What in me is uncreated, unborn and boundless?
36. What is more subtle than any imagination?

37. What is more subtle than any thoughts or concepts?
38. What is more subtle than any feeling or emotion?
39. What is more subtle than any state of consciousness?

40. What is more subtle than any realm manifest or unmanifest?
41. What is more subtle than any perception?
42. What is the substratum beneath my persona?

43. Do I have an edge?
44. Is there something in me uncorrupted by time?
45. What is the domain through which my thoughts flow?
46 .What is the source of causeless joy in me?

47. If I lost my memory who would I be?
48. When asleep dreaming is everything equally unreal?
49. What watches attention being focused?

50. Am I somebody ?
51. From where does my kindness arise?
52. From where does love arise?

53. What is more subtle than space?
54. Is being high nearer to the real?
55. Who is the authentic me?
56. Am I always acting?

57. The one who measures my success and failures is that who I am?
58. The one who evaluates life and everything in it, giving names, is that who I am?
59. Am I the role I play in life, the actor or something else?
60. Whose mind is it?

61. What is it that the mind itself is based on?
62. Is there something in me that can not be broken, damaged or upset?
63. Is there something about me that the intellect can not grasp?
64. What is the one source of suffering in me?
65. The one who knows i suffer does it suffer?
66. What is my body when I astrally project?
67. My thoughts of cause and effect are they concept or reality?
68. Is there a part of me for whom nothing ever happens?
69 Is there a part of me that is neither created, sustained or destroyed?
70. Who is it that I am that feels love?

71. Who the past says I am, is that who I am?
72. Who others say I am , is that who I am?
73. What is the clearing within which everything happens for me?
74. Who my thoughts say I am, is that who I am?
75. Who results show me to be, is that who I am?
76. The feelings,intuitions and realisations I have is that who `I am`?
77.The dreams, hopes and fears that I have is that who I am?
78. Who is the "I" that rises falls, thinks feels and comes in and out of consciousness.?
79. Beyond the sense "I AM" am I?

80. Who senses that "I AM"?
81. Who senses IAM boundless,spacious pure presence?

82. Who am I beyond subject/object paradigm?
83. Who am I when sight, seer and the seen are non different?

84. Who am I when the perceiver and the perceiving and the perceived are collapsed?
85. Who am I when absolutely no difference is seen just like in a dream?

86. Who am I when everything is seen as empty and meaningless?
87. Who am I when there is no centre, no body and no breath?

88. Who am I when peace is ..but not felt.
89. Who am I when there is just beginingless, unsurpassed, causeless joy?

90. Who am I when all that exists is unreal yet I am it all?
91. What is meaning, the meaning that I AM?

92. Who am I that underlies all that is?
93. Who am I that can never be seen?

94 Who am I that everything reflects?
95. Who am I that has never moved yet every movement is within me?

96. Who am I that everything has its existence then disappears leaving me untouched?
97. Who am I when I am equally distributed everywhere?

98. Who am I when undivided, supreme and imperishable?
99. Who am I when I embrace all things, states and beings in unbounded love?

100. Who am I when I am both the drop in the ocean and the ocean in a drop?
101. Who am I that knows my self through you?

102. Who am I that knows nothing ever is, was or could be apart from me?
103. Beyond all forms,thoughts and states of consciousness is what?

104. In every single moment of life, unchanging is what?
105. Above, beyond, within and throughout is what?

106. Who do all gods prostrate to?
107. What is the Supreme Shiva's secret?

108. Who is what they are looking for?