Asking: "Where do your thoughts come from?"

[inavalan]

"Where do your thoughts come from—your thoughts, that is? Confine the question to your own individuality. Asking yourself that kind of question can also help put you in touch with the source of your being — again, because you start with your individuality, but also acknowledge its deeper origin."

—TPS5 Deleted Session September 20, 1978

[inavalan]

"The Eastern religions exaggerated the importance of unity, almost losing the concept of individuality in the process. As popularly understood, Eastern religions can lead to spiritual exhaustion, as the individual tries to level himself out, again, so to speak — and the popular understanding of a religion is far more important than the priests or the gurus understand it, for people directed their lives by following their own versions. Period."

—TPS5 Deleted Session September 20, 1978

[inavalan]

"Life is everywhere both individual and particular, and at the same time united with all being"

—TPS5 Deleted Session September 20, 1978