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"This is my passion right now. The moment of the deepest recognition (whether it happens to you over 100 moments or in one moment) is just the beginning. Realizing one's true nature-that's just the beginning. Then it becomes about embodying that in one's human life and in the world. No one can do that for us. That's what I would like to offer people: the message that we have to do this ourselves, and, we can. We have the ability. Since 'the way' is unique, there comes a time when we need to leave behind the teacher and teachings. There's a marvelous quote by Osho about this. He says that you have to find your own source., not be a follower, an imitator." 

Excerpt from Ordinary Women Extraordinary Wisdom: the Feminine Face of Awakening 
by Rita Marie Robinson

"Awakening is not an event, its an ever-deepening unfoldment into living and embodying our divine essence in a fully human way."

"Wanting the truth more than the status quo awakens a power in our lives. Finding out the truth is primary. Everything else comes out of that. Awakening to our true nature is a natural consequence of an inner commitment to the truth."

"Concepts themselves aren't a 'problem'. Suffering arises when we believe concepts without inquiring directly into their validity. We can go beyond suffering through investigating the truth of our living experience instead of believing the mind's interpretation of what is."

 "Something seems to be happening at this time. My experience (for what its worth) is that many of us are in another phase of this unfoldment into our true nature. This process has been called embodiment in the past, but my sense is, that label no longer fits. Words cannot capture it, but if we make an attempt to point to it, we might say that it has to do with being fully human. Its not about trying to escape, transcend or tolerate our humanness, seeing form as less than formlessness. Rather, its about celebrating our humanness. Its about realizing that a human being is an art form. Its about allowing this human experience to be the rich, lush, dramatic, painful, ecstatic experience that it is. " 

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