“Prose lies its way to the truth”
— Bert McCoy
“Don’t be a cheater, lose with clsss.”
— Bert McCoy
“To think, or not to think…This is the true question.”
— Bert McCoy
“The background of samsara is bliss”
— Bert McCoy
“Who do you love more, your thoughts or God?”
— Bert McCoy
“what is not true does not exist in this moment.”
— Bert McCoy
“Having manners is the sweet scent that calls you to the rose.”
— Bert McCoy
“Books are silent, but have the ability to scream.”
— Bert McCoy
“When you start to question you are part of the problem.”
— Bert McCoy
“Be aware of yourself without thinking or looking in the mirror”
— Bert McCoy
“I teach what compels us to question our reality”
— Bert McCoy
“Stop feeding the ego food, then it will stop asking for more.”
— Bert McCoy
“Sometimes you just have to take the pie in the face.”
— Bert McCoy
“Water doesn’t know where it’s going to flow, it just flows.”
— Bert McCoy
“To see the positive or not to see the positive, this is the question.”
— Bert McCoy
“To be the body-mind or not to be the body-mind, this is the question.”
— Bert McCoy
“Grace calls us back to nonduality”
— Bert McCoy
“The mind never has anything new to say-all it knows is of the past.”
— Bert McCoy
“You are the proof of everything”
— Bert McCoy
“Awareness is absence of seaking.”
— Bert McCoy
“Seeking enlightenment is a waste of your time. ..In reality there is no seeker, no search, and no words.”
— Bert McCoy
“The real You is hidden beneath the mental noise in Your head.”
— Bert McCoy
“Being hypnotized by content is a disease.”
— Bert McCoy
“Sarcasm is waster on the young.”
— Bert McCoy
“You are Timeless Being and Awareness…You are not touched by any of this.”
— Bert McCoy
“History is nothing new.”
— Bert McCoy
“The wind plays its own music.”
— Bert McCoy
“It has taken me quite a few years to realize the fact that most of the thoughts in my head are not necessary.”
— Bert McCoy
“Our supreme purpose here is to discard our false identity and realize the Atman within.”
— Bert McCoy
“When you follow your thoughts you follow a ghost.”
— Bert McCoy