What could anyone say to me that I wouldn’t be able to acknowledge? If someone were to say, “You’re unkind,” I would become still, I would go inside, and in about three seconds I’d be able to find it—if not in the present situation, then at some time in the apparent past. If someone were to say, “You’re a liar,” I’d think, “Duh,” because I can easily join them there. Or I might say, “Where do you think I lied? I really want to know.” This is about self-realization, not about being right or wrong. Whatever someone might call me, I can go inside and find it. My job is to stay connected. The only
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