When there is clear seeing, it is seen that enlightenment is impossible.  There is no ‘I’ to be enlightened.  Enlightenment is just a concept from the conditioning of the seeker.  If you have 100 seekers, you’ll have 100 different ideas of what enlightenment is.  It doesn’t matter what state is achieved, it should be looked at who claims this desired state.

There is no ‘I’ that can be aware of awareness.  ‘I’ is contained in awareness, developed in awareness.

“There is no escape from awareness.”  -- John Wheeler

You can’t be in the here and now.  You are now.  You are the awareness, you are the now.

"What is Satsang?"

Satsang is an invitation to look at who you really are, and to see if those ideas that you have of yourself are real.  Life seems to go by at a fast pace, as we run around trying to get this or that.  Being identified with the seeking, it seems that there is no time to rest.  This is the beauty of satsang:  there is an invitation to stop.  I'm not talking about a stopping of the body or a physical rest.  The 'rest' I'm referring to is a resting of the ideas that you have about yourself.  In that moment of rest, there is an invitation to ask, "Who am I?"  "Who is it that is seeking and what is being sought?"  Satsang will point to the truth and you will see -- you are already what you are seeking.

-- Daniel