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Anthony Paul Moo-Young
1954-present • Jamaican-British
Contemporary Advaita teacher in the lineage of Ramana Maharshi and Papaji. Known for direct pointings to the Self through inquiry.
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“All your suffering is a projection of an idea you have about yourself.”
“Don't try to become something. You already are.”
“Awareness is the constant; everything else is the visitor.”
“Be the space, not the contents of the space.”
“You are the screen. The world is the movie.”
“Recognize and let go. Recognize and let go.”
“In silence, you discover what you really are.”
“Stop maintaining your identity. It exhausts you.”
“Notice the noticer.”
“Truth doesn't need belief. It only needs recognition.”
“You don't need to know. You need to be.”
“Whatever has a beginning has an end. Awareness has neither.”
“You can drop everything. Awareness remains.”
“The silence between the words is closer to truth than the words.”
“Don't believe me. Verify in yourself.”
“There is no enlightenment for the person, only the recognition that the person was never real.”
“You are the timeless awareness that has always been.”
“What we call life is happening to a body and mind. You are watching.”
“The mind creates a narrative of suffering. When you step out of the narrative, suffering ends.”
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