You Must Be The Answer

"Behind every perception or experience, something says ‘I’. I perceive this, I experience this, I understand this. What is this I? Can the I who perceives and understands, can it be understood, can it be perceived? Does it have a shape or a quality, is it a man or a woman, does it have a religion, does it have a standpoint? Can the I that sees everything be an object? When you come to this part of the enquiry your answer cannot be philosophical, it cannot be mental, it must turn now into experience. You and your answer have to be one." A Spontaneous Satsang recorded at Monte Sahaja