Sherrie-Lee

The individual perceives that life is happening to him, whereas the one who has relinquished his individuality, perceives that life is merely happening. This is the state wherein tension cannot arise.

Then as you keep studying, you’ll begin to feel where your block and where your next path is, and trust it.

There’s a quality of learning how to trust your own inner guide. Most people say they would love to have an external guru, but there aren’t many external gurus alive on the physical place. What you do, while waiting for the Messiah, is recognize the truth of Ramana Maharshi’s statement, that God, guru, and self are all one and the same, and you have to go inward to hear the intuitive truth of what you should do next… and trust it.”

The individual perceives that life is happening to him, whereas the one who has relinquished his individuality, perceives that life is merely happening. This is the state wherein tension cannot arise.

Growth changes you in ways

that are not always visible to others.

When you return to familiar places,

everything may look the same...

the routines, the conversations,

the patterns that once felt normal.

But inside, something has shifted.

Your perspective is wider.

Your awareness is deeper.

What once felt comfortable

may now feel limiting,

not because something is wrong,

but because you are no longer the same person.

Growth expands the mind and heart,

and once expanded,

it cannot return to its old shape.

Sometimes feeling out of place

is simply a sign

that you have grown.

If a person does not become what he understands, he does not really understand it…