The Essential Pointers From The Lazy Man's Way To Enlightenment Quotes

“sensations appearing presently are already welcome in the vast, open, container that you are.  Nothing is preferred or denied entry; nothing needs to be modified or improved.  Nothing needs to be purified, forgiven or worked through.  This moment is whole and complete, as it is.”
― David A. Bhodan, The Essential Pointers From The Lazy Man's Way To Enlightenment

“If there is any destiny, it is in the “things are always as they are” Reality.  This is what Anthony de Mello meant when he described enlightenment as an “absolute cooperation with the inevitable.”
― David A. Bhodan, The Essential Pointers From The Lazy Man's Way To Enlightenment