'Contrary to what your culture and religion have taught you, nothing, but absolutely nothing, can make you happy. The moment you see that you will stop moving from one job to another, one friend to another, one place, one spiritual technique, one guru to another. None of these things, can give you a single minute of happiness. They can only offer you a temporary thrill, a pleasure that initially grows in intensity then turns into pain if you lose them and into boredom if you keep them.'

You've got to drop something. You've got to drop illusions. You don't have to add anything in order to be happy; you've got to drop something. Life is easy, li…

He considers Jesus as a master alongside others. The only difference from other men is that Jesus is 'awake' and fully free, while others are not. Jesus is not…

You know you are a Mystic when you wake up one day and ask, am I crazy or are they?

I have experienced as violence the emergence of the culture of compulsory industrialised joy, which is the companion of consumerism.

Le bonheur n'est pas chose aisee, il est tres difficile de le trouver en nous et impossible de le trouver ailleurs.

'We'll buy a lot of clothes when we don't really need 'em/Things we buy to cover up what's inside/Cause they make us hate ourself and love they wealth.'