Self Inquiry (Maharshi)
Who am I?
Who is thinking this?
Who is feeling this?
Where does this feeling come from?
These thoughts and feelings are all reflections of various facets of the ego.
I am (Nisargadatta)
The ‘I am’ has brought you in, the ‘I
am’ will take you out, the ‘I am’ is the
door, stay at it! It’s open!
The feeling ‘I am’ very clearly qualifies as the port
of entry or doorway through which you came into
this world and thus it also qualifies as the way out.
And there is no other way out! Stay at it and you
shall see that this door is always open, it was never
closed. Unless you go back and stay in the ‘I am’
for a sufficiently long time you won’t come to know
this fact.
*Awareness Watching Awareness
Surrender
See the world as already perfect as it is.
Everything is as it should be.
When you do, you will see that you become an observer
without jugement, without attachment.
When watching this perfect world as an observer you realize that you are witnessing the Divine plan - God's plan.
Everyone you see is just as much a part of God as you are.
When you are watching God's Plan without judgment as an observer your ego is not in it.
Your ego is bowing to God.
Surrender to God.