Sam Harris Quote

I never made more effort than I did when practicing under U Pandita. But most of this effort arose from the very illusion of bondage to the self that I was seeking to overcome. The model of this practice is that one must climb the mountain so that freedom can be found at the top. But the self is already an illusion, and that truth can be glimpsed directly, at the mountain's base or anywhere else along the path. One can then return to this insight, again and again, as one's sole method of meditation—thereby arriving at the goal in each moment of actual practice.

p. 126 - Waking Up (2014)

I never made more effort than I did when practicing under U Pandita. But most of this effort arose from the very illusion of bondage to the self that ...

I never made more effort than I did when practicing under U Pandita. But most of this effort arose from the very illusion of bondage to the self that ...

I never made more effort than I did when practicing under U Pandita. But most of this effort arose from the very illusion of bondage to the self that ...

I never made more effort than I did when practicing under U Pandita. But most of this effort arose from the very illusion of bondage to the self that ...