Jim Newman
ILLUSION OF KNOWING
“Knowing assumes a solidity from which to know from. That’s illusory. There is no solidity from which to know anything. So knowing sort of floats in the middle of unknowing, pretending or experiencing that it knows what’s happening.”
ILLUSION OF HOLDING ON TO
“Nothing can be held on to. Nothing. It’s free. Uncontainable. The experience of being able to contain it or have it is the dream of the individual.”
ILLUSION OF SEPARATION/DEATH
“Separation and death are the same thing. There is no separation, there is no death.”
-Jim Newman
Michael Jeffreys 
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