Love causes us to be deeply connected in an unspoken way. It happens when we're really available, really open.

The more honest and authentic we are, the more deeply we go into the mystery of our own being.

The most intimate question we can ask, and the one that has the most spiritual power, is this: What or who am I?

True love has nothing to do with liking someone, agreeing with him or her or being compatible. It is a love of unity, a love of seeing God wearing all the masks, and recognising itself in them all. With this love you can feel the walls of opposition come down naturally in the acknowledgement of deep connection. Not only do the walls of opposition fall, but love is felt for every human being and for life itself.

Gratitude is the appreciation of what is, of life, of existence, of anybody and anything, for just the way it is.

Meditation is a teaching which offers you the possibility of breaking free of this egoic state of consciousness and coming into a whole new realization of who and what you truly are. And all this starts with the willingness to question. To pause for just a moment and realize that maybe you aren't who you imagine yourself to be.

There's a fierceness about life that calls for a fierceness to not anxiously solve it but to allow it to transform you.