What do you hear when thinking stops? When wanting stops?  Ask yourself that question and linger in the silence behind the question.  Who am I when I want nothing?  ... Before I went to India, I was told in a very Divine way by someone sent to me, to come there with an empty heart, and an empty mind, not wanting anything, not desiring anything, not craving anything, not seeking solutions or answers, not seeking anything, not expecting anything at all. And I felt it. I heard that message so clearly. And of course, the mind came up and I said, "Well, how do I do that? How do I go about doing that?" And he said, "just Love God." The Loving replaces the wanting. It eclipses it. You just keep quiet. You go where there are not words,  and you find the Love (t)here,  and you place your attention (t)here. The wanting may still be (t)here, but your attention is on the Loving, it's on the having.  He said, "You come like that, you come empty and open,  and you'll get everything you want. Everything you wanted.  That's the secret. I love you nik Support the show: ▶▶https://www.patreon.com/goodmornings "Give me grace to see beyond this moment here. to believe that there is nothing left to fear. that You alone are high above it all." - @proverbs_31life "I am where there are no words." -Ramana Maharshi "Examine everything in life & say THIS IS NOTHING,, & what remains is love,,& that is everything..." - Sri Sri Ravi Shankar  "The great void is subject to destruction, the AJAPA ([mantra repeated mentally] Simran without tongue, Name remembrance which goes on automatically) is also subject to destruction. The region of Unstuck Melody is similarly subject to destruction. Kabir says only those who are lovers of Ram [God] shall not die. They have become forever immortal." - Kabir Passages from the Radiance Sutras  "Desiring and knowing, Knowing and desiring. Just for a breath, Forget what you want. Forget what you know. Receive the real teaching." "Radiant One, inquire: Before desire arises in me, who am I? Before I know anything, who am I? Seek always the intimate joy Of your original Self, And move through this world in freedom."