' Meeting God Alone '...

Far from the arguments of mind-narrowed men, he will find himself without a supporting group in the end.

He is to meet God alone, for all his attention is to be held--so fully that there is nothing and no one else.

Thus the three become two, who in turn become the One, which it always is.

Truth is no longer needed; its seeker has vanished.

The great Silent Timelessness reigns.




-- Notebooks Category 24: The Peace within You >
Chapter 4: Seek the Deeper Stillness > # 61
Paul Brunton